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AN 


ENGLISH-HAWAIIAN 


DICTIONARY; 


WITH  VARIOUS  USEFUI/  TABI^ESI 


PREPARED  FOR  THE  USE  OF 


HAWAIIAN-ENGIvISH  SCHOOLS, 


BT 


H.  R.  HITCHCOCK^V     0"  thb 

Pnnapal  of  the  I^ahamaluna  SemiMry  ^  •     •  - 

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AUTHORIZED  AND  PUBLISHED  BY  THE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION 


San  Francisco 
THE  BANCROFT  COMPANY,  PRINTERS  AND  Publishers 

1887 


Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congress,  in  the  year  1887, 


BY 


H.  R.   HITCHCOCK, 
In  the  Office  of  the  Librarian  of  Congress,  at  Washington,  D.  C. 


PREFACE. 


[N  the  latter  part  of  the  year  1882  the  subscriber  was  authorized  by  the 
(?J  Board  of  Education  to  prepare  an  English-Hawaiian  Dictionary  ior 
use  in  the  Public  Schools.  The  work  has  been  in  progress  since 
that  date,  and  is  now  placed  before  the  public  in  its  entirety.  Its  scope 
has  been  widened,  so  as  to  embrace  the  wants  of  the  English  speaking 
community  in  their  intercourse  with  Hawaiians. 

Nearly  sixteen  thousand  words  have  been  defined;  and  over  three 
thousand  phrases  illustrate  the  popular  use  of  English  and  Hawaiian. 
More  than  three  thousand  synonyms  give  further  scope  to  the  Hawaiian 
in  his  use  of  English. 

Diacritical  marks  and  marks  of  accent  follow  those  in  Websters's 
High  School  Dictionary,  from  which  the  vocabulary  has  been  formed. 
Webster's  Unabridged  Dictionary  has  been  used  as  the  final  authority 
in  the  preparation  of  this  work. 

Definitions  are  numbered  according  to  priority  of  usage. 

Hawaiian  words  are  accented,  whenever  they  do  not  come  within  the 
general  rules  laid  down  elsewhere  for  their  pronunciation. 

The  subscriber's  grateful  acknowledgements  are  due, 

1st.  To  Revs.  A.  O.  Forbes  and  L.  Lyons  for  their  revision  of  manu- 
script. 

2nd.    To  Rev.  W.  B.  Oleson  for  the  Table  of  Prefixes  and  Suffixes. 

3rd.  To  Hon.  D.  Kahaulelio,  Police  Justice  of  Lahaina,  for  valuable 
critical  Hawaiian  definitions. 

4th.  To  Hon.  A.  Fornander  for  his  valuable  ''Chronological  Table 
of  Events  in  Hawaiian  History,"  continuing  down  to  the  year  1854. 

5th.  To  C.  M.  Hyde,  D.  D.,  for  the  continuation  of  that  Table  down 
to  the  present  time. 

6th.  And  to  many  others  who  have  expressed  marked  interest  in  the 
progress  of  this  work. 

H.  R.  HITCHCOCK. 

Lahainaluna,  June,  1887. 


HINTS 

TO  THE  CORRECT  PRONUNCIATION  OF  THE 
HAWAIIAN  I^ANGUAGE. 


1.  The  Hawaiian  is  a  phonetic  language,  based  upon  the  European  pronunciation 
of  its  vowels. 

2.  The  vowels  have  the  following  sounds: 

A,  a,  Italian,  as  in  Arm;  E,  e,  the  sound  of  a  long,  as  in  obey;  I,  i,  the  sound  of 
long  e  as  in  machine;  O,  o,  its  long  sound,  as  in  old;  U,  u,  has  the  sound  of  oo  in 
moon. 

3.  In  pronouncing  the  digraphs  (ai,  ao,  au,  ei,  eu,  ou,)  the  stress  of  voice  is  given 
to  the  first  letter;  and  the  second  is  but  lightly  touched, 

4.  Words  of  two  syllables  are  generally  accented  on  the  first.  When  this  is  not 
the  case,  words  used  in  this  book  carry  the  accent  mark.  Thus :  Po-ho  is  chalk,  whilst 
po-ho'  is  loss;  mama  means  chewed,  and  ma'ma'  means  swift,  or  spry;  pu-a  is  &  flower 
but  pu-a'  is  a  bundle,  or  herd,  or  flock. 

5.  In  words  of  more  than  two  syllables  the  accent  generally  falls  on  the  penult. 
When  this  is  not  the  case  words  in  this  book  carry  the  accent  mark;  thus,  kanaka 

is  a  man,  whilst  ka'naka  signifies  men. 

6.  Reduplicated  words  follow  the  accent  of  their  primitives  as  ku'hiku'hi  from 
ku'hi;  hjo'loho'lo,  from  ho'lo;  ha'kiha'kiirora  haki ;  the  penult  of  the  reduplicated  word 
taking  the  primary  accent. 

7.  The  causative,  hoo,  prefixed  to  a  verb  does  not  change  its  accent,  but  receives, 
a  secondary  accent;  thus,       hoo'apo'no,       hoo'ikai'ka,       hoo' alo' halo' ha. 

8.  The  sign  of  the  passive  voice,  i-a,  takes  a  secondary  accent,  as  huna',  huna'i'a. 

9.  According  to  the  best  usage  of  the  present  day  the  Hawaiian  consonants  have 
their  unchangeable  sounds.  Thus "Ka-lo"  is  never  pronounced  ta-ro  by  educat- 
ed Hawaiians,  nor  is  "Ka-pu"  changed  by  them  into  ta-bu. 

10.  Words  incorporated  into  the  Hawaiian  language  from  the  English  retain 

their  English  consonant  sounds.    Thus "Sabbath"  becomes  sabati  in  Hawaiian 

and  is  not  spelled  kapaki.    "Book"  is  written  6u)ke  and  not  puJfec;  "Bible"  is  Baibala 
and  not  Paipala. 


SUOQESTIONS  TO  TEACHERS 


This  book  is  intended  to  assist  the  Hawaiian  pupil  to  acquire  a 
practical  knowledge  of  the  English  Language.  But  if  it  is  placed  in  the 
hands  of  the  pupils  merely  as  a  book  of  reference,  its  mission  will  not  be 
fulfilled.  It  is  intended  to  be  used  as  a  text-book  in  spelling  and  dictation , 
with  this  advantage  in  its  favor — the  pupil  can  comprehend  the  meaning 
of  each  word  as  he  proceeds.  It  is  also  intended  to  be  used  in  sentence- 
building. 

It  is  presumed  that  pupils  using  this  book  understand  the  signifiance 
of  the  parts  of  speech  of  the  English  Language,  and  that  they  also  have  a 
little  knowledge  of  sentence-building. 

This  being  the  case,  whenever  a  spelling  lesson  is  assigned  to  the 
class,  let  it  be  so  short  that  each  pupil  may  become  acquainted  with  the 
use  of  each  word,  by  building  sentences.  Let  each  word,  as  it  is  spelled, 
be  incorporated  into  a  simple  sentence,  the  remaining  essential  words 
being  furnished  by  the  pupils. 

It  is  not  necessary  that  the  alphabetical  order  of  the  vocabulary  be 
followed.  Let  the  teacher  give  the  class  a  list  of  words  to  be  incor- 
porated into  sentences,  requiring  each  pupil  to  prepare  the  sentences  be- 
forehand. Then,  after  the  class  has  recited  the  lesson,  and  mistakes 
have  been  corrected,  exercise  it  in  the  impromptu  construction  of  sen- 
tences, thus  forming  habits  of  quick  perception. 

The  idiom  of  the  Hawaiian  language  requires  that  the  qualifying  ad- 
jective should /oZZoiy  its  noun,  and,  that  the  predicate  of  a  sentence  should 
precede  its  subject.  So  the  Hawaiian  pupil  will  naturally  say  "A  horse 
fine,"  "runs  swiftly  the  horse  fine,"  unless  his  attention  is  called  to  these 
differences  between  the  idoms  of  the  two  languages. 

The  Chronological  Table,  at  the  close  of  the  book,  may  also  be  made  a 
very  interesting  study  to  the  pupil.  Assign  dates  from  the  table  to  the 
class,  and  let  each  pupil  cluster  historical  incidents  around  these  dates, 
drawing  them  from  all  available  sources.  After  the  class  has  done  its 
best  in  this  line,  let  the  teacher  supplement  class  effort  from  his  superior 
sources  of  information. 


KEY  TO  PRONUNCIATION. 


VOWKIvS. 

Long  and  Short  Sounds. 

4^,  a,  long,  as  in * :...j...Ale,  Fiite,  Gray 

A,  a,  short,  as  in .^Add,  Fat,  Kansoin 

T^,  e,  long,  as  in Five,  Mete,   Seisure 

E,  e,  short,  as  in End,  Met,  Leopard 

1,  i,  long,  asin ..Ice,  Knife,  Thrive 

tf  i,  short,  asin Inch,  Skin,  Tribute 

8,  6,  long,  asin <ild,  KoII,  Kei)(>se 
_,  o,  short,  asin Odd^  S6d,  Hi'irrid 

\J,  u,  long,  asin ^ Use-ful,   Tube 

IT,  u,  short,  asin Under,  Fun,   Sftpper 

It,  y,  long,  as  in Fly,  Simplify 

1l%  y»  short,  asin Hymn,  Siuxply 

OCCASIONAL,    SOUNDS. 

A  A 

A,  a,  asin ...-Air,  Fair,  Snare 

.A,  ii,  Italian,  asin ^ :Art,  Fiitlier,  Scar 

A,  a,  asin Ask,  Grass,  Dance 

^,  a,  broad,  as  in A^l,  Baulk,  Talk 

A,  a,  like  short  o,  as  in What,   Wander 

E,  fe,  like  a,  asin fjre.  There,  Heir 

E,  e,  like  a,  asin Eig^ht,  Prey  Obey 

Mf  e,  asin Ver-min,  Er-mine 

j(,  k",  like  e,  asin J'ique,  Machine 

X,  i,  like  e,  asin ..Irksome,  Virgin 

O,  6,  like  fi,  asin Other,  Done,  Son 

O,  q,  like  long  oo,  as  in Prove,  Do,  Move 

O,  o,  like  short  00,  as  in Bosom,  Woman 

Oi  6,jlike  a,  asin Ordj^r,   Form,  Storm 

OO,  do,  asin Moon,  Food,   Booty 

OO,  o~b,  asin Wot>lj,  Gr>bd^  Fo^bt 

tJ,  u,  as  in Urgre,  Urchin 

U,  u,  preceded  by  r,  asin Rule,  Rumor 

tl,  u,  like  ot>,  as  in Bull, '"Put,  Bush 

^i,'oi  or  Oy,  oy,  unmarked,  as  in Oil,  Join,  Oyster,  Toy 

Ou,  ou  or  Ow,  ow,  unmarked,  as  in Out,  Hound,  Owl,  Vowel 

CONSONANTS. 

C»  €»  so/^  like  sharp  s,  as  in QeAe,  Ac-cepf 

€,  €,  hard,  like  k,  as  in ~ Call,   Concur 

Ch,  ch,  (unmarked)  asin Child,  Church 

Ch,  ch,  hard,  like  k,  asin Chorus,  Echo 

^h,  ch,  soft,  like  sh,  as  in ^haise.   Machine 

G,  g,  (unmarked), /lard,  asin Gun,  Tiger 

6,  g,  soft,  asin 6em,  Engine 

S,  s,  sharp,  (unmarked),  asin Same,  Rust 

f,  vocal  or  flat,  like  2,  asin Has,  Amuse 

Th,  th,  sharp,  (unmarked),  as  in Thirtieth 

Th,  th,  vocat or ^af,  asin Thither,  Thou 

X,  X,  like  gz,  as  in Ejact,  Example 

Ph,  ph,  (unmarked),  like/,  as  in Philanthropy 

Qu,  qu,  (unmarked),  like  kw,  asin Quality 

Wh,  wh,  (unmarked),  like  hw,  as  in Why,  When 

ACCENT. 

The  principal  accent  is  denoted  by  a  heavy  mark,  (')  and  the  secondary  by  a  light 
mark,  {'),  as  in  Ex-am'i-na'tion,        Im'mor-tftPi-ty. 


PREFIXES    AND  SUEEIXES. 


Prkparsd  by  RBV.  W.  B.  OLBSON, 

PRINCIPAIv  OF  THE  KAMEHAMEHA  SCHOOL. 

English  prefixes  are  syllables  put  before  English  words  to  change  their  meaning. 
Thus  the  word  'illegal'  is  composed  of  the  prefix  HV  and  the  recognized  EngUsh 
word  "legal." 

But  in  such  words  as  'illustrate,'  the  HI'  is  not  a  proper  English  prefix,  but 
merely  an  initial  syllable. 

As  a  prefix,  HI'  means  'not;'  whilst,  as  an  initial  syllable  merely,  It  is  not  separ- 
able from  the  rest  of  the  word. 

In  the  following  tables  the  definitions  are  for  the  various  syllables  used  as  prefixes 
only.  Some  prefixes  are  sometimes  merely  Intensive  or  superfluous,  and  are  largely 
obsolete;  that  is,  not  used.      Ex.    A-wake,    A-rise,    Be-dazzle,    Be-gird,    For-do, 


TABI.E     OF    COMMON    £NGI.ISH    PREFIXES. 


n- 

In- 
Im- 
Ir- 
Un- 

Non- 
I>i8- 

Dis- 

I>«- 

In. 

Non- 

Un- 

I>e- 

De- 

En- 

En- 

Be- 

Be- 

Fore- 

Miss- 

A- 

A- 


>■    as  In    < 


asm 


'     as  in    * 


Il-lib'er-al 

In'se-cure' 

lui-prdb'a-ble 

Ir-res^o-lute 

Un-true' 

Non'con-ta'gions 

I>is-h6n'est 

Dis'be-lieve' 

De-nat'u-ral-izo 

In-jfis'tice 

NtSn-res'i-dence 

Un-pack' 

I>e-cry' 

^e-fame' 

]gJn-rage' 

En-fee'blo 

Re- fresh.' 

Re-gain' 

Fore-t611' 

Mis-8p«l' 

A-8oak' 

A-shore' 

NOTE    A. 


means  not     " 


means 
opposite  to 


means 


liberal. 

secure. 

probable, 

resolute. 

true. 

contagious, 

honest. 

believe. 

naturalize, 

justice. 

residence. 

pack, 

cry  down. 

to  take  from  fame. 

to  cause  rage. 

to  make  \f^'i- 

gain  again, 
tell  before, 
spell  wrong, 
soak  in. 
on  shore. 


Some  prefixes  are  English  words  and  define  themselves. 


Full- 

Half- 

O-ver- 

O-ver- 

Out- 

Be- 

Coun-er- 
For- 
Self- 
Wlth- 


>'    as  In    I 


as  In    " 


Full'grown 
H^irgrown 
O'ver-come' 
O'ver-grown' 
Out' grown 

Be-spat'ter 

C<»un'ter-march 

For-swear' 

Seiriove 

With-stand' 

NOTE    B. 


<■  denotes   " 


means    < 


j>erfection. 

imperfection, 

superiority. 

excess. 

excess. 

over. 

opposite, 

from. 

own. 

againaL 


As  initial  syllables,  the  following  occur  in  many  English  words,  bat  as  proper 
English  prefixes  they  occur  but  comparatively  few  times. 


PREFIXES   AND    SUFFIXES. 


Hem-i- 
Dem-i- 
Sem-i- 

Trans- 
Hy-per- 

Sii'per- 
Ex-tra- 

Co- 
Con- 

An-te- 
Pre- 

An-ti- 
Con-tra- 

Sub- 

In-ter- 

Post- 

Ex- 

Cir-cum- 


as  lu 


as  m 


Hem'i-spliere 

Dem'i-god 

Sem-i-cir-cl© 

Trans'plant/ 
Hy'per-crit'ic-al 

Su'per-nat'u-ral 
Ex'tra-ju-di'cial 

Co-e'qual 
Con-ge'ni-al 

An'te-room 
Pr©'ex-l8t' 

An'ti-sla'very 
Con'tra-dis-tinc'tion 

Sub-of  fi-cer  ^  f    under. 

In'ter-is'land  among. 

as  in    ■<     Post-nup'tial  >    means  <     after. 
Ex-gov-er-nor  former. 

Cir-cum-nav-i-gate  J  ^     around. 


I     as  in  I 

I     as  in  I 

I     as  in  •! 

as  in  < 


^  means  Jialf. 

I  means  over. 

I  means  more  than, 

I  means  with. 

I  means  before. 

>  m^eans  against. 


English  snfSxes  are  syllables  placed  after  English  words  to  change  their  meaning. 
The  same  distinction  needs  to  be  made  between  suffixes  and  final  syllables  as  be- 
tween prefixes  and  initial  syllables.  Thus:  *'able,'^is  a  true  suffix  in  '*val'u- 
able,"  but  a  final  syllablemerely  in  the  word  "cap'able."  In  the  latter  word  it  is 
not  separable  from  it,  while  in  the  former  word  it  denotes"  having  value." 

Words  ending  in  'ness'  and  'ship'  denote  'quality'  or  'being,'  as  'goodTies*,' 
'fellows/itp.'    Words  ending  in  'some'  denote  'emphasis,'  as  lone-some. 

Words  ending  in  'ist'  denote  attachment  to  a  particular  calling  or  profession;  as 
'iournal-tsi.' 

Words  ending  in  'age,*  denote  the  condition  of  a  person  or  thing;  as  'vassal-age.' 

Several  suffixes  have  nearly  the  same  force  in  the  words  in  which  they  are  found. 


-1-ty 
-ment 
-i-on 
-a-tlon 

-ly 

-ance 


as  in 


'Re-aVi-ty 

Con-tenVment 

Con-tracVion 

Hefor-mii'tion 

Friend'ly 

Re-pent'ance 


r 


►  state  of  being  ^ 


real. 

contented. 

contracted. 

re-formed. 

friends. 

repent-ant. 


The  following  table  includes  all  the  commoner  suffixes  not  already  noticed. 


-like 
-isli 

-y 

-er 

-or 

-al 
-a-ry 

-a-bl© 
-ful 
-iv© 
-ous 

-less 
-a-ble 


as  in 


as  in 


as  in 


>   as  in 


as  m 


States'man-like 

CliildHsh 

Diist'y 

Writ-er 

Ag'i-ta'for 

Edu-ca'tion-aZ 
Dic-tion-a-ry 

Tal'n-a-ble 
H6pe'/Mi 
Of-feii'sive 
J)3,u'ger-ou8 

Honse'less 

JRea,d-a-ble 


means 

means 
means 

means     < 
means 


resembling. 

\    one  who. 
I    relating  to. 


having  the. 
qualities  of. 

without, 
that  one  may. 


ABBREVIATIONS 

Used  in  the  Vocabulary. 


adj Adjective 

adv Adverb 

conj Conjunction 

/ Feminine 

interj Interjection 

m Masculine 

n Noun 


pi Plnral 

prep Preposition 

p.  p Participle  past 

pron Pronoun 

Sing Singular 

Syn Synonym 

V Verb 


AN 


English-Hawaiian  Dictionary 


A     art.    1.    Kekahi.    A  dog  ran,  holo 
kekahi  ilio. 
2.    He.    Jt  is  a  dog,  he  ilio  ia. 

A-baft',  adv.  Mahope,  abaft  the  viain 
mast  J  Mahope  o  ke  kia  nui.  Pili  i  na 
wahi  maluna  o  ka  mokn. 

A-ban'don,  v.  E  haalele  loa;  e  waiho 
loa'ku.  He  abandoned  his  evil  habits. 
Waiho  loa'ku  la  oia  i  kana  mau  hana 
ino. 

A-ban'doned,  ad;.    1.    Haalele  loa  la; 
Syn.  forsakened.    Tlie  abandoned  house, 
Ka  hale  i  haalele  loa  ia. 
2.  Lilo  loa  i  ka  hewa;  puni  loa  i  ka  he- 
wa.    Syn.  profligate. 

A-base',  v.  E  hoohaahaa.  Syn.  degrade; 
humble;  cast  down. 

A-base'ment,  n.  Ka  hoohaahaa  ana. 
Syn.  degradation. 

A-bash',  E  hoopilihua;  e  hoohilahila;  e 
pilihua.  Syn.  confuse;  disconcert; 
shame.  Peter  was  abashed  when  his  mas- 
ter looked  at  him.  Pilihua  o  Petero  i  ka 
nana'na  o  kona  Haku  iaia.  Do  not  con- 
fuse me  with  your  talk.  Mai  hoopilihua 
mai  ia'u  me  kou  "vvalaau. 

A-bat'a-ble,  adv.  Hiki  ke  hooemiia. 

A-bate',  v.  E  emi;  e  hooemi.  Syn.  de- 
crease ;  subside ;  lessen .  The  waters  abate, 
ke  emi  nel  na  wai.  The  pain  is  lessened, 
ua  hooemiia  ka  eha. 

Ab-bre'vl-ate,  v.  E  hoopokole;  e  hoo- 
hapa  mai.  Syn.  abridge.  Abbreviate 
your  speech,  e  hoopokole  i  kau  haiolelo. 

Ab-bre'vl-a'tion,  n.  Ka  hoopokole 
ana;  ka  hoohapa  ana  mai.  Syn.  abridge- 
ment. 

Ab'di-cate,  v.  1.  E  haalele  aku.  Syn. 
vacate.  Abdicate  the  throne,  c  haalele 
aku  i  ka  noho  alii.  Vacate  the  chair,  e 
haalele  i  ka  noho 

2.    E  waiho  aku.  Syn.  resign.  To  resign 
the  office.   E  waiho  aku  i  ka  oihana. 

Ab'dl-ca'tion,  n.  Ka  haalele  aku  ana; 
ka  waiho  akii  ana. 

Ab-do'zueu,  71.  Kaopu;  keahakahaka. 


ABJECT 


Ab-doin'I-nal,  adj.  Pili  ana  i  ke  kea 
hakahaka. 

Ab-dtict',  V.  E  kai  main'  aku;  c  kaili. 
Syn.  kidnap.  He  abducted  the  child,  ka- 
ili aku  la  oia  i  ke  keiki. 

Ab-dGe'tion,  n.  Ke  kai  malu'  an'aku; 
ke  kaili  ana.    Syn.  kidnapping. 

Ab-dOe'tor,  n.  Ka  mea  nana  e  kai  ma- 
lu' aku. 

A-beam',  adv.  Pa  aoao  mai.  The  wind 
is  abeam,  pa  aoao  mai  ka  makani. 

A -bed',  aav.    Maluna  o  ka  moe;  maka 

^moe. 

Ab'er-ra'tion,  n.    1.    Ke  kekee  ana. 

2.  Ka  haalele  ana  i  ka  pololei. 

3.  He  opulepule  o  ka  noonoo. 
A-bet',  t'.    1    E  kokua  ma  na  meapono 

ole.    Do  not  abet  the  thief,  mai  kokua  i 

ka  aihue. 

2.    E  kokua  malu'.     Syn.  connive  at. 

Do  not  connive  at  evil,  mai  kokua  malu' 

i  ka  hewa. 
A-bey'-an^e,  n.    Kahookauluaaname 

ka  hooko  ole.      The  work  was  in  abey- 
ance, ua  hookaulua  ia  ka  hana. 
Ab-hor',  v.  Ehoopailua loa.  Syn.  loathe; 

abominate.  Abhor  evil,  e  hoopailua  loa 

1  ka  hewa. 
Ab-h6r'rence,  n.     Ka  hoopailua  loa 

ana.    Syn.  loathing;  detestation. 
Ab-hor'rent,  adj.    Ku  i  ka  hoopailua 

ia.    Syn.  detestable. 
A-bide',  r.  1.  E  noho  iki;  e  hoomoana. 

Syn.  stay.     Abide  over  night,  e  noho  a 

hala  ka  po. 

2.    E  paa.    I  will  abide  bv  your  decision, 

e  paa  ana  au  ma  kau  olelo  hooholo. 
A-bid'ingr-pla^e,  n.  He  wahi  noho  paa. 

Syn.  home. 
A-bll'i-ty,  n.    Ho  mana  hooko,     Syn. 
„  capacity. 
Ab'Jeet,  adj.  1.  Haahaa  loa.  Syn.  mean, 

vile.    An  abject  man,  he  kanaka  haahaa 

loa. 

2.  Hnukae;  Paumacle. 

3.  Abject  poverty,  ilihune  loa. 


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Ab-jeet'ly ,  adv.    Me  ka  haukae  loa;  ma 

ke  ano  hoopilimeaai. 
Ab-jure',  v.  E  haalele  me  ka  hooMkiia. 

A-blaze',  adv.  Aa  i  ke  ahi.  Syn.  on  fire. 

A'ble,  adj.  1.  Makaukau.  Syn.  capable. 
An  able  man  he  kanaka  makaukau. 
2.    Hiki.    Syn.  can.    Are  you  able  to  do 

_this,  hiki  anei  !a  oe  ke  hana  i  keia? 

A'ble-bocl'ietl,  adj.    Kino  ikaika;  pui- 

_pui. 

A/bly,  adv.  Me  keakamai;  me  ka  ma- 
kaukau. 

Ab-lu'tion,  n.  1.  Ka  holoi  ana  i  ka  ma- 
ka. 

2.  Ka  holoi  ana  i  ke  kino  okoa. 

3.  Ka  auau  aua. 

Ab-nor'mal,  adj.  Ano  e;  ku  ole  i  ka 
rula.    Syn.  deformed. 

A-board',  adv.  Maluna  o  ka  moku,  a  o 
ke  kaa  pah  a.  All  aboard!  pau  mai  ma- 
luna o  ka  moku,  (a  o  ke  kaa  paha). 

A-bode',  n.  Wahi  noho  paa.  Syn.  abid- 
ing place. 

A-bdl'ish,  V.  Ehoopau;  ehoonoa.  Syn. 
abrogate. 
^Abolish  the  law,  e  hoonoa  i  ke  kanawai. 

Ab'o-li'tion,  n.  Ka  hoopau  ana;  ka 
hoonoa  ana.    Syn.  Abrogation. 

A-bdm'i-na-ble,  adj.  Inoloa;  pelapela 
loa. 

A-bom'i-nate,  v,  E  hoopailua  loa.  Syn. 
abhor;  detest, 

A-bom'i-na'tion,  n.    He  mea  hoopai- 
„lua;  mea  pelapela. 

Ab'-o-rig'i-nal,  adj.  Mai  kamuamai; 
maoli.     The  aboriginal  inhabitants,  na 
^kupa  maoli  o  ka  aina. 

Ab'o-rig'-i-nes,  n.  Na  kupa  maoli  o 
ka  aina. 

A-bor'tion,  n.  Ka  hanau  e  ana.  Hee 
wale. 

A-bor'tive,  &dj  Makehewa;  hoka. 
Abortive  efforts,  ka  hooikaika  makehe- 
wa. 

A-bound',  v.    E  paapu. 

A-bout',  prep.    Aneane;  kokoke.    He  is 

about  to  go,  kokoke  ia  e  hele.    About  a 

thousand,  aneane  he  tausaui.  Syn.  near- 
ly. 
A-bouf,  adv.     1.    Ma  kauwahi.    Syn. 

near.    Me  is  about  the  house,  ala  ia  ma 

kauwahi  o  ka  hale. 

2.    Ma;  J  am  about  my  work,  eia  au  ma 

ka'u  hana. 
A-bove',  prep,  and  adv.    Kiekie  ae;  ma- 

luna'e. 
A-bove'board,  adv.     Ma  ke  akea;  me 

ka  huna'  ole;  me  ka  epa  ole. 
A-bove'meii'tioned,  adj.  loleloiama- 

luna'e  nei, 
A-bra'sion,  n.    Ke  koli  ana  apohole. 
A-breast',  adv.    1.  Papa.  Stand  abreast, 

e  ku  papa  mai. 

2.    Kupono  i  kekahi  wahi,  a  mea  paha. 

Abreast  of  the  harbor,  kupono  i  ke  awa. 
A-bridp:e',  v.    E  hoopokole;  e  hoohapa 

mai.    Syn.  abbreviate. 


A-bridge'ment,  n.    Ka  hoopokole  ana; 

ka  hoohapa  ana  mai. 
A-broad',  adv.  1.  Laha.  Death  is  abroad 

in  the'land,  lahaka  make  maka  aina. 

2.    I  na  aina  e.     He  went  abroad,  hele 
„oiai  naaina  e. 

Ab'ro-gate,  v.  E  hoonoa.  Syn.  abolish. 
Ab-rtkpt',  adj.    1.   Kalakala.    An  abrupt 

speech,  he  olelo  kalakala. 

2.    Ku;  An  abrupt  precipice,  he  jtnli  "ku. 
Ab-riipt'ly,  adv.    1.    Me  ke  kalakala. 
^2.    Ano  pali  ku. 
Ab's^ess,  n.    He  mai  palahee. 
Ab-seond',  v.  E  mahuka;  e  holo  malu'. 
Ab-scond'er,  n.    He  mea  mahuka. 
Ab'sen^e,  n.    Ke  kaawale  ana  ma  kahi 

Ab'sent,  adj.  Ma  kahi  e.  Absent  friends^ 

na  hoa'loha  ma  kahi  e. 
Ab-sent',  v.  E  hookaawale  aku.    Do  not 
absent  yourself  for  a  long  time,  mai  hoo- 
„  kaawale  aku  oe  no  ka  wa  loihi. 
Ab'sen-tee',  n.    Ka  mea  kaawale  aku. 
Ab'8o-lute,adj.  1.  Loa.  Absolute  power, 
manaloa.  Absolute  perfection,  hemolele 
loa. 

2.    Keakea  ole  la.      Absolute  promise, 
olelo  paa  i  keakea  ole  ia.    Syn.  uncon- 
edition  al. 

Ab'so-lute-ly,  adv.    1.    Me  ke  keakea 
ole  ia.  Govern  absolutely,  e  hoomalu  me 
ke  keakea  ole  ia  mai. 
2.    MaoU.    Syn.  truly.    It  is  absolutely 
^so,  pela  maoli  no;  oiaio  maoli  no. 
Ab'so-lu'tion,  n.    Ke  kala  ana  i  ka  he- 
_  wa.    Syn.  pardon. 

Ab-8olve',  V.  E  kala;  e  kala  i  ka  hewa. 
Ab-sorb',  v.  1.  E  omo.  The  thirsty  soil 
absorbs  water,  ke  omo  nei  ka  lepo  panoa 
1  ka  wai.  Syn.  drink  in. 
2.  Lilo  loa.  He  is  absorbed  in  his  books, 
lilo  loa  oia  i  kona  mau  buke. 
Ab-sorb'ent,  w.    Ka  mea  e  omo  ana. 

2.  Kekumui  lilo  loa  aika  man ao. 
Ab-s6rb'ing,  adj.  E  hoolilo  pau  ana  i 
ka  noonoo.  An  absorbing  thought,  he 
manao  e  hoolilo  pau  ana  i  ka  noonoo. 
Ab-s6rp'tion,  n.  1.  Ka  omo  ana.  The 
absorption  of  moisture,  ka  omo  ana  i  ka 
ma-u'. 

2.    Ka  lilo  loa  ana.  Absorption  of  mind, 
ka  lilo  loa  ana  i  ka  noonoo. 
Ab-8tain',  v.  E  hookaawale  aku;  ehoo* 

kaaokoa'ku.    Syn.  refrain;  forbear. 
Ab-ste'mi-ous,  adj.    1.    Pakiko. 

2.    E  umi  ana  i  ke  kuko. 
Ab'8tl-nen?e,  n.    Ke  kaaokoana'ku. 
Ab'8tra€t,  n.    Moolelo  i  kaomiia.  SYN. 

epitome. 
Ab-stract%  v.    1.    E  unuhi  ae. 
2.    E  kaili  aku,    Syn.  purloin. 
Ab'stract,  adj.    Kuu  kaawale;  pili  ole 
i  kekahi  mea.    An  abstract  number,  he 
helu  ku  kaawale,  (e  laa  10.)  An  abstract 
idea    he  manao  kaawale,  pili  ole  i  ke- 
kahi mea  i  ike  maka  ia. 
Ab-8truso',    adj.    Pohihihi;    maopopo 
ole. 


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Ab-surd',  adi.  Lapuwale;  ku  I  ka  aka- 

aka;  kaawale  loa  niai  ka  oiaio. 
Ab-surd'i-ty,  «.    He  mea lapuwale ;  he 

maiiao  lapuwale. 
Ab-8urd'ly ,  adv.    Me  ke  lapuwale. 
A-ban'dan^e,  n.    Ka  lawa  pono. 
A- b6n'dant,  adj.  Lawa  pono;  nuiwale. 
A-biise'jW.    1.    Ka  hana  ino.    Abuse  of 

the  body,  ka  hana  ino  i  ke  kino. 

2.    Ka  noomainoino. 
A-buse'  (a-buze),  v.    E  hoomalnolno; 

e  hana  ino. 
A-bu'sive,  adj.     Hoomainoino;   hana 

ino. 
A-but'ment,  n.    1.    Ka  pill  pu  ana. 

2.    He  kahua  i  kukuluia  no  ke  alahaka. 
A-byss',  n.    He  wahl  kuhoho. 
Ae-a-deni'ie,       )  adj.  Pill  i  ke  kula  kie- 
Ae-a-deni'ie-al,i  kic. 

An  academical  education,  ka  hoonaaua- 

oia  o  ke  kula  kiekie. 
A-ead'e-my,  rt.    1.    He  kula  kiekie. 
^  2.    He  ahahui  imi  naauao. 
Ae-^ede',  v.    E  ae  aku. 
Ae-^e'ler-ate,  V.  Ehoomama;  ehoohi- 
^kiwawe;  e  awiwi.    Syn.  hasten. 
Ae'^ent,  n.      Ke  kalele  ana  o  ka  leo. 

Mark  of  accent,  he  kaha  kalele  leo. 
Ac-^env,  v.    E  kalele  leo. 
Ac-^ept',  v.    1.    Eae;elawe.    Accept  a 

report,  e  lawe  i  ka  olelo  hoike.    Accept 

a  proposition,  e  ae  1  ka  manao. 
Ac-^ept'an^e,  n,    1.    Ka  ae  ana  e  lawe. 

2.    Ka  lawe  ana.    The  acceptance  of  the 

report,  ka  lawe  ana  i  ka  olelo  hoike. 
Ae-^ept'a-ble,  adj.  Oluolu  i  ka  manao, 

ku  1  ka  niakemake. 
Ac-^ept'a-bly,  adv.  Me  ke  aponola,  me 

ka  maikai.    Jt  was  done  acceptably,  ko 
.  ia  mea  me  ka  maikai. 
Ac'^ess,  n.    Ke  komo  ana  aku. 

Ac-^ess'i-ble,  adj.  1.  Hiki.  Knowledge 
is  accessible  to  all,  he  hiki  i  ka  poe  a  pau 
ke  loaa  i  ke  ike. 

2.  Laulea;  oluolu.  The  teacher  is  acces- 
sible to  the  scholar,  oluolu  ke  kumu  i  ka 
haumaua    Syn.  friendly. 

Ac-?es'8o-ry,  ?i.  He  kokua  makahoo- 
haki  kanawai;   he  kokua  ma  ka  hewa. 

^Syn.  accomplice. 

Ac'^l-dent,  n.    He  poino  i  ulia  wale. 

Ac'^l-dent'al,  adj.    Ulia  wale. 

Ac'^i-dent'al-ly,  adv.  Ma  ke  ano  ulia 
wale.  He  was  hurt  accidentally,  ua  eha 
wale  mai  no  ia. 

Ji.e-cla.iiu', 

Ae'-cla-ma'tlon, 

Ac-cli'mate,  v.  E  hoomaamaa  i  ke  kau 

o  ka  aina. 
Ac-cllv'i-ty,  n.    Hoopiina  mauna. 

Ae-com'mo-date,  v.  E  kokua;  e  hoo- 
lako.  He  accommodated  me  with  a  horse, 
ua  kokua  mai  oia  i  lio  no'u.  Syn.  as- 
sist. 

Ac-conri'mo-da'tlnpr,  adj.  Kokua;  olu- 
olu. An  accommodating  man,  he  kanaka 
kokua.    Syn.  obliging. 


n.  Hoo'ho  mahalo. 


Ac-€^in'ino-da'tion>  n.  Ke  kokua  ana; 

ka  hoolako  ana. 
Ae-eom'mo-da'tlons,  TO.  «Z.    Na  lako, 

na  pono  o  ka  noho  ana.  Poor  accommo- 
dations, heniahema  na  lako  o  ka  noho 
ana. 

Ac-eom'pa-nl-ment,  to.  Mea  kokua 
pu.  Instrumental  accompaniment,  ke  ko- 
kua pu  ana  o  na  mea  kani  i  ka  leo. 

Ae-com'pa-ny,  r.     Ehelepu;  e  ukali. 

Ac-€om'i)li^e,  TO.    He  hoa  ma  ka  hewa. 

Ae-com-plisli,  v.  E  hooko.  Syn.  com- 
plete; perform. 

Ac-cdm'plished,  adj.  1.  Hookoia.  Syn. 
completed. 

2.  Akamai;  makaukau  ma  na  mea  na- 
auao. 

Ac-com'pllsh-inent,  TO.  Kahookoana. 
Syn.  fulfilment. 
2.    A  f  till  accomplishment,  ipuui  eo, 

Ac-cord',  t'.    E  ku-like;  elokahi.' 

Ac-cord'an^pe,  n.  Ku-like.  I7i  accord- 
ance with  his  ideas,  ku-like  me  kona  ma- 
nao. 

Ac-cord'ing  to,  prep.  Mamuli  o.  Syn. 
in  accordance  with. 

Ac-cord'ing-ly,  adv.    Like.    Syn.  like- 
wise.   Do  accordingly,  e  hana  like. 
2.    Nolaila;  no  ia  mea  hoi.  Syn.  there- 
fore; for  that  reason. 

Ac-cost',  V.    E  kamailio  mua  aku. 

Ac-count',  TO.  1.  He  moolelo.  Syn.  nar- 
rative. 

2.  He  helu;  helu  aie. 

3.  Accounts,  na  helu.  Public  accounts, 
na  buke  helu  o  ke  aupuni. 

Ac-counf,  V.  E  hoike;  e  hoike  lea.  1 
cannot  account  for  it,  aole  hiki  ia'u  ke 
hoike  lea  no  ia  mea. 

Ac-count'a-bil'i-ty,  TO.  1.  Ku  i  ka  hoo- 
kolokoloia.  Man's  accountability  to  God, 
ke  ku  o  ke  kanaka  i  ka  hookolokoloia 
imua  o  ke  Akua.  Man's  responsibility 
to  man,  ka  pono  o  ke  kanaka  i  ke  ka- 
naka. 

2.  Kail!  ana.  The  responsibility  of  the 
work  rests  upon  him,  ill  ka  hana  maluna 
on  a. 

Ac-count'a-ble,  adj.  Ka  noho  anama- 
lalo  o  ka  hooponopono  ana  o  hai. 

2.  Hiki  ke  hoomaopopoia. 

3.  Kupono  ke  hoike  nona  iho.  An  id- 
iot is  not  responsible,  kupono  ole  ka  hu- 
po  ke  hoike  nona  iho. 

Ac-counfant,  to.    Mea  malama  buke 

helu 
Ac-cou'ter-ments,  TO.  1.  Na  mea  e  ka- 

hiko  ai  ka  lio 

2.    Na  mea  e  kahiko  al  a  nan!  ke  kino. 
Ac-cred-it,  v.    E  hoapono  ma  ka  pala- 

pala 
Ac-crue',  v.    E  mahuahua  mai. 

Ac-cu'mu-late,  v.  1.  E  ho'ahu.  Syn. 
amass.  Accumulate  wealth,  ho'ahu  wai- 
wai. 

2.  E  hooililli;e  hooakoakoa.  Syn.  col. 
lect.  Collect  stones,  e  hooiliili  i  na  po- 
haku. 


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A€-€u'inu-la'tIon,  n.    Ka  ho'ahu  ana; 

„  ka  hooiliili  ana. 

Ae'eu-ra-^y,  n.  Pololei  o  ka  liana,  a 
olelo  paha. 

Ac'cu-rate,  adj.  Pololei  loa.  Syn.  ex- 
act.^ 

J^c-cnrs^ed,  adj.    Hooinoinoia. 

Ac'eu-sa'tion,  n.    Olelo  hoohewa. 
2.    Ka  hoopii  ana  no  kekahi  hewa. 

A€-€use',  V.  E  hoopii  no  ka  hewa;  e 
hoohewa. 

Ac-eus'er,  n.  Ka  mea  nana  e  hoohewa. 

A€-€iis'-toin,  v.  E  hoomaamaa;  e  hoo- 
walea. 

Ac-cfis'tomed,  adj.  Pakua'.  Syn.  us- 
ual; common.  A  common  occurrence,  he 
mea  pakua' wale;  mea  maa  wale. 

A-^erb'i-ty,  n.  Awahia;  awahia  o  ka 
naau. 

Ache  (ak),  n.  He  eha;  he  hui.  Syn. 
pain. 

A-chieve',  v,  E  loaa  mamuli  o  ka  hoo- 
ikaika;  e  lauakila.  Achieve  success,  eluo 
aku  a,  lanakila. 

A-chieve'nxent,  w.  1.  Kahanai  lana- 
kila. 

„2.    Hana  nui  i  hookoia. 

A'^id,  n.    He  mea  awaawa. 

Ac-knowl'edge,  v.  1.  E  ae  i  kapono, 
a  hewa  paha.  Syn.  admit;  own.  lac- 
knowledge  I  was  wrong,  ke  ae  nei  au  ua 
hewa  wau. 

2.    E  hooia.    He  acknowledged  the  con- 
tract, ua  hooia  oia  i  ka  olelo  ae-like. 

Ac-knowl'edgre-ment,  n.  1.  Ka  ae 
ana'ku.  Syn.  admission;  confession. 
2.  Ka  hooia  ana.  Acknowledgement  of 
the  contract^  ka  hooia  ana  i  ka  palapala 
ae-like. 

Ae'me,  n.    Ka  wekiu;  ka  piko. 
2.    Acme  of  the  disease,  ka  mahuahua 
loa  mai  o  ka  mai. 

A-€t>u'8tie8,  n.  Ka  ike  e  pili  anal  ka 
leo;  kekani;  kahaalulu. 

Ac-quaint'an^e,  n.    1.    He  hoalauna; 
kanaka  ike  pono  ia. 
2.    Heike;  nemaopopo. 

Ac'qui-es^e',  v.    E  apono. 
2.    E  ae  i  ka  manao,  a  makemake  o  hai. 
Syn.  submit;  yield.    I  acquiesce  in  your 
decision,  ke  ae  nei  au  i  kau  olelo  hoo- 
holo. 

Ae-quire',  V.   E  loaa.    Syn.  obtain;  get. 

Ae'qui-si'tion,  n.  Ka  loaa  ana;  ka  mea 
loaa. 

Ae-qmt',  v.  E  hookuu  hala  ole.  Syn. 
to  clear. 

Ae-quit'tal,  w.    Ka  hookuu  ana  no  ka 

„  hala  ole. 

A'ere  (a'ker),  n.    He  eka;  he  160  roda 

_kuea. 

A'ere-age,  n.    Ka  nui  o  na  eka.    Syn. 

^number  of  acres. 

Ae'rid,  adj.  Mulea;  awahia;  wela.  Syn. 

„  pungent. 

A-c'ri-mo'ni-otks,  adj.    Kalae'a;  aki. 

Ac'ri-mo-ny ,  n.  He  kalae'a  o  ka  olelo, 
o  ka  leo. 


Ac'ro-bat,  n.    He  kanaka  e  kea'ka  ana 

me  kona  kino. 
A-€r6ss',  prep,  and  adv.  Mai  kekahi  aoao 
a  i  kekahi  aoao. 

2.    To  place  one  thing  across  another,  e 
„  kau  pea  i  kekahi  mea  maluna  o  kekanu 
Act,  V.    E  hana;  e  hooko. 

2.    E  hoike.  Act  the  coward^  e  hoike  iaia 
^iho  he  maka'u  wale. 
Act,  n.    Ka  hana. 

2.    Ka  mea  i  hanala. 
^3.    He  kanawai  o  ka  ahaolelo. 
Ac'tion,  n.    1.    He  hana. 

2.  He  hoopii  Imua  o  ke  kanawai. 

3.  He  kaua  iwaena  o  na  moku  kaua, 
Syn.    naval  action. 

4.  A  man  of  action,  not  of  words,  he  ka- 
^naka  hooko,  aole  he  kanaka  olelo  wale. 

Ae'tion-a-ble,  adj.    Ku  i  ka  hoopiiia. 

Aet'lve,  adj.    Mama;  miki  ma  ka  hana ; 

makaala.    Syn.  wide  awake. 
Ac-tiv'1-ty,  n.     Ka  makaala;  ka  miki 

ma  ka  hana.    Mental  activity,  ka  maka- 
„  ala  o  ka  noonoo. 
Acf  or,  n.    1.    He  kanaka  kea'ka. 

2.    Ka  mea  e  hana  ana. 

Act'u-al,  adj.    See  Real, 

Aet'u-al-ly,  adv.   Syn.  really.  It  is  act- 
^xcally  so,  pela  maoli  no. 
Aefu-ate,  v.    1.    E  hooeueu;  e  palpal. 

Syn.  incite;  arouse. 

2.  _E  hoala.    Syn.  arouse. 
A-cu'inen,n.  Ka  makaala o  ka  noonoo; 

noeau.    Syn.  sagacity. 
A-cute',  adj.  1.    01.  Acute  angle,  huina 

oi. 

2.  Eha  loa.  Acute  pain,  he  eha  loa. 

3.  Maalea.    Syn.  shrewd. 

4.  Noeau.    An  acute  reasoner,  he  kana- 
ka noonoo  noeau. 

A-cute'ly,  adt/.    1.    Ehaehaloa. 

2.    Me  ka  noeau. 
Ad'a^e,  n.  He  olelo  ao;  olelo  maa  mau. 

Syn.  proverb. 
A-dapf,  V.    E  hookupono;  e  hoopill- 
^pono. 

Ad'ap-ta'tion,  n.     Ka  pili  pono  ana; 
^ke  kupono  ana. 
Add,  V.    1.    E  hoouluulu.  Add  numbers, 

e  hoouluulu  i  na  helu. 

2.    E  kui;  epakui.     Add  another  room 

to  the  house,  e  pakui  hou  mai  i  keena  no 

ka  hale. 
Ad-di'tion,  n.    1.    Ka  hoouluulu. 

2.    Ke  kui  ana;  ka  pakui  ana. 
Ad-di'tion-al,  adj.     Hou  mai.    Addi' 

tional  expense,  lilo  hou  maL  Additional 

trouble,  pilikia  hou  mai. 
Ad-dlct',  V.    E  maa;  e  walea.    Addicted 
^to  strong  drink,  maa  i  ka  wai  ona. 
Ad'dled,  adi.    Ho  wai;  huailo.     Addle- 

pated,  huailo  ka  noonoo. 
Ad-dress',  v.    E  kamailio  i  kekahi  aku. 

I  address  myself  to  you,  ke  kamailio  aku 

nei  au  ia  oe. 

2.    E  kakauinoa  ma  ka  palapala,  Syn, 

direct. 


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Ad-dress',  n.  L  He  haiolelo.  Syn.  lec- 
ture. 

2.  Kainoa  i  kakaiiia  ma  ka  palapala, 
a  iiknna  paha.    Syn.  superseription. 

3.  Akamai;  makaukau.  Syn.  dexter- 
ity; skill. 

A-dept',*n.    He  mea  makaukau;  mea 
akamai.    An  adept  at  lying ^  he  mea  ma- 
^kaiikau  i  ka  wahahee. 

Ad'e-qxiate,  arf/.    Lawa  pono. 

Ad-here',  v.     1.     E  kupaa,  standfast. 
Adhere  to  the  truth,  e  kujma  1  ka  oiaio. 
2.   Epilipaa;  epipili.  Syn.  stick.    Glue 
adheres  to  wood,  Bipili  ke  gelu'  i  ka  laau. 

Ad-lier'ent,  n.  Mea  kupaa.  An  adher- 
ent of  the  King,  mea  kupaa  i  ka  Moi. 

Ad-her'ent,  adj.  Pilipu;  pilipaa.  Syn. 
clinginj?. 

Ad-lie'sive,  a(f/.  Pipill.  Syn.  sticky. 
3fud  is  sticky,  pipili  ka  lepo  palolo. 

A-dieu',  adv.  He  huaolelo  e  haawi  ana 
i  ke  aloha  kaawale.  Syn.  goodbye;  fare- 
well. 

Ad-ja'^ent,  adj.    E  waiho  kokoke  ana; 
^pili  pu  ana.    Syn.  adjoining. 

Ad'Jee-tive,  n.    He  hai  ano. 

Ad-join'ing,  adj.    E  pili  pu  ana. 

Ad-jo  urn',  v.  E  hoopanee  i  ka  halawal. 
2.  Adjourn  sine  die,  e  hoopau  loa  i  ka 
halawai. 

Ad-journ'ment,  n.  Ka  hoopanee  ana. 
The  adjournment  of  legislature,  ka  hoo- 

^panee  ana  i  ka  ahaolelo. 

Ad'junct,  w.    1.    Hua  olelo  pili  pu. 
2.    Mea  pilipu.  Knowledge  ts  an  adjunct 
to  civilization,  he  mea  pill  pu  ka  ike  i  ka 
naauao  o  ka  noho  ana, 

Ad-jure',  v.  E  koi  mamuli  o  kahoohiki. 

Ad-jtisf,  V.     E  hooponopono.     Adjust 

^the  difficulty,  e  hooponopono  i  ka  hinia. 

Ad'ju-tant,  n.  Helunakokua;  he  hope. 
Adjutant-General,  he  hope  kenela. 

Ad-min'is-ter,  v.  1.  E  lawelawe.  Ad- 
minister public  affairs,  e  lawelawe  ma  ka 
oihana  aupuni. 

2.  E  haawi.  Administer  reproof,  e  haa- 
wi i  ka  oleic  ao.  Administer  relief,  e 
haawi  i  ke  kokua. 

3.  E  hooponopono.  Administer  an  es- 
tate, e  hooponopono  i  ka  waiwai. 

4.  Adminuter  an  oath,  QhootdYi. 
Ad-min'is-tra'tion,  n.    1.     Ka  lawe- 
lawe ana;  ka  hooko  ana. 

2-  Na  poo  o  ka  oihana  o  ke  aupuni. 
The  present  administration,  na  poo  e  la- 
welawe nei  o  ke  aupuni. 

Ad-min'ls-tra'tor,  n.  1.  He  mea  e  la- 
welawe ana  ma  kekahi  oihana  aupuni. 
2,    He  luna  hooponopono  waiwai. 

Ad'mi-ra-ble»  adj.  Ku  i  ka  mahalo 
nui. 

Ad'ml-ral,  n.    He  adimarala;  ke  'lii  o 

^  ke  aumoku  kaua  o  ke  aupuni. 

Ad'ml-ra'tlon,  n.    Ka  mahalo  nui. 

Ad-mire',  v.  E  mahalo  nui;  e  apono 
maikai,    Syn.  esteem' 

Ad-mir'er,  n.    1.    Mea  mahalo  mai. 
2.    He  ipo.    Syn.  lover. 


Ad-mls'sl-ble,  adj.  Kupono;  kupono 
ke  hookomoia. 

Ad-mit',  V.  1.  E  hookomo  aku.  Admit 
the  hearer,  e  hookomo  aku  i  ka  mea  na- 
na keiailawe. 

2.  See  acknowledge.  He  admits  his  mis- 
take, ke  ae  nei  oia  i  kona  lalau. 

Ad-mit'tan^eW  „    1.    Ka  ae  ana.    Ad- 

Ad-inis'sion,  )  mission  of  guilt,  ka 
ae  anauahewa. 

2.  Ka  hookomo  ana.  Admittance  to  the 
exhibition,  ka  hookomo  ana  i  ka  hoike- 
ike. 

Ad-mdn'lsli,  v.    E  ao  aku;  e  pa'pa"ku. 

Ad'ind-ni'tion,  n.  He  olelo  ao;  oleic 
pa'pa'.    Syn.  reproof;  counsel. 

A-do'  (a-du),  n.    Pilikia. 

A-d6pf ,  V.    1.    E  hookama. 

2.  E  apono.  Adopt  the  report,  e  apono 
i  ka  olelo  hoike. 

3.  E  apo.  Adopt  the  truth,  e  apo  i  ka 
oiaio. 

A-dop'tion,  71.    1.    Ka  hookama  ana. 
2.    Ka  apono  ana. 

8.  Ke  apo  ana.  The  adoption  of  the  sen- 
timent, ke  apo  ana  i  ka  manao. 

A-dor'a-ble,  adj.    Ku  1  ka  hoomanaia, 

A-dore',  v.  1.  E  hoomana;  e  hoonani. 
2.    E  hoohiwahiwa. 

A-dor'er,  n.     1.     Ka  mea  e  hoomana 
ana. 
2.    Ka  mea  aloha  nui. 

A-dorn',  v.    1.    E  kahiko  ananl. 
2.    E  hoohanohano.    He  adorns  his  pro- 
fession, ke  hoohanohano  nei  oia  i  kana 
oihana. 

A-droit',  adj.  Makaukau.  Syn.  expert; 
skilful. 

A-drlft',  adj.  Hookuu  wale  ia.  The 
boat  is  adrift,  ua  hookuu  wale  ia  ka 
waapa. 

A-dtilf ,  TO.  He  kanaka  00;  he  wahine 
00. 

A-dikl'ter-ate,  v.  E  kawili  pu  i  ka  mea 
waiwai  me  ka  mea  waiwai  ole. 

A-dai'ter-y,  TO.    He  moe  kolohe. 

Ad-van^e',  v.  1.  E  nee  imua.  Advance 
in  knowledge,  e  nee  imua  ma  ka  iko. 
2.    E  hookiekie.     Advance  in  office,  e 
hookiekie  ae  la  ma  ka  oihana. 

Ad-vance'ment,  TO.  1.  Ka  nee  ana  imua. 
2.    Ka  hookiekie  ana'e. 

Ad-van'tage,  w.    He  pomaikai.    Syn. 

^benefit. 

Ad'van-ta'^eous,  acf/.  Pomaikai.  Syn. 
beneficial. 

Ad-vent'ure,  TO.    Mea  ulia. 

Ad-venf  ur-er,  to.  He  kuewa;  he  aea 
wale. 

Ad-vent'nr-oiis,  adj.  Aa;  nahoa.  Syn. 

^bold;  daring. 

Ad'verb.  to.    Halnalea. 

Ad'ver-sa'ry,  n.  He  mea  ku-e';  heen- 
emi. 

Ad-v€rse',  adj.    Ku-e.     An  adverse  de- 
cision, he  olelo  hoohoio  ku-e'. 
2.    In  adverse  circumstances^  pilikia  ka 
uoho'ua. 


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Ad-ver'sl-ty,  n.    Ke  kaii  o  ka  poino; 
^ke  kau  ana  mai  o  na  popilikia. 

Ad'ver-tise',  v.    E  hoolaha  ma  ka  nu- 
pepa;  e  hoolaha  oihaua, 

Atl-ver'tise-ment,  n.    He  hoolaha  ma 
ka  nupepa. 

Ad-vi^e',  n.    Olelo  ao. 

Ad-vis'a-ble,  adj.    Kupono.    Syn.  ex- 
pedient; proper. 

Ad-vise',  v.    1.    E  ao. 
2.    E  kuka'  pu. 

Ad-vise'ment,  n.    1.    Ke  kukala'na. 
2.    Ka  noonoo  ana.    The  matter  is  under 
advisement,  ke  noonoo  la  nei  la  mea. 

Ad-vis'or,  w.    Mea  ao;  mea  kuka'  pu. 

^2.    He  kakaolelo. 

Ad'vo-€ate,  v.    E  kokua. 

Adz, 


Adze,  J  ^-    Koikalai. 

A-e'ri-al,  adj.     E  pill  ana  1  ka  lewa. 

_  Aerial  flight,  lele  ana  ma  ka  lewa. 

A'er-o-lite,  n.    He  pohaku  no  ka  lewa. 

A'er-o-naut',  n.     Ka  mea  e  lewa  ana 

_makabaluna. 

A-er-o-naut'ic8,  n.  Ka  ike  no  ka  hoo- 
lewa  ana'ma  ka  baluna. 

Aes-thet'ie,        /     j.     E  pili  ana  i  ka 

Aes-thet'ie-al,  )  •'•  maikai,  a  i  ka 
nani  o  ka  noho'na. 

Aes-thet'ics,  n.  Ka  ike  e  pono  ai  ka 
maikai,  me  ka  nani  o  ka  noho'na. 

A-far',  adv.    Mamao  aku;  kaawale  loa 

^'ku;  poiuiu. 

Af 'fa-ble,  adj.  Oluolu;  laulea.  Syn.  po- 
lite. 

Af-fair',  n.    Hana.  A  disgraceful  affair, 

.  he  hana  hilahila. 

Af 'fee-ta'tion,  n.  Heanohaakei;  ano 
hookohukohu. 

Af-feet'ing,  adj.  Manaonao.  Syn.  pa- 
thetic. 

Af-fee'tion,  n.    1.    He  aloha. 
2.    He  mai.     Affection  of  the  heart,  he 
mai  e  pili  ana  i  ka  puuwai. 

Af-fee'tion-ate,  ao;.  Aloha.  An  affec- 
tionate disposition,  he  ano  aloha. 

Af-fi'an^e,  v.    E  hoopalau.     Syn.  be- 
^  troth. 

Af  fi-da'vit,  n.  Olelo  hoike  i  kakauia, 
a  i  hoohikiia.    Syn.  deposition. 

Af-fll'i-ate,  v.  E  launa  pu;  e  hookama. 

Af-fin'i-ty,  n.    1.    Pili  ma  ka  mare. 
2.    Ka  pili  ana  o  kekahi  mea  i  kekahi 
mea. 

Af-firm',  v.    1.    E  hooia, 
^2.    E  hoike  pololei.    Syn.  assert. 

Af  fir-ma'tion,  n.  1.  He  olelo  hooia. 
2.  Ma  ke  kanawai,  he  olelo  hoike  i  hoo- 
hiki  ole  ia. 

Af-f irm'a-tive,  n.    Ka  aoao  ae. 

Af-fix',  V.  t.  1.    E  pakui. 
2.    E  kaksm  mahope.    Afflx  a  signature, 
e  kakau  inoa  mahope. 

Af-tliet',  V.  t.  E  hoopilikia;  e  hoopai; 
e  hooehaeha.    Syn.  to  trouble;  to  pain. 

Af-flie'tion,  n.   He  popilikia.  Syn.  dis- 
^  tress. 

Af 'flii-ent,  adj.  Waiwai.  Syn.  wealthy. 


Af-fol•d^  V.  1.  E  haawi.  Syn.  give.  Af- 
ford pleasure,  e  haawi  i  ka  hauoli. 
2.  Hiki.  I  cannot  afford  to  hmj,  aole 
hiki  ia'u  ke  kuai.  The  student  cannot  af- 
ford to  waste  his  time,  aole  hiki  i  ka  hau- 
mana  ke  mauna  wale  i  kona  manawa. 

Af-fray',  w.  Hehaunaele;  he  hakaka. 
Syn.  tumult  quarrel. 

Af-front',  V.  E  hoonaukiuki.  Syn.  of- 
fend. 

2.    E  hookokonoi'e;  e  hanawale.    Syn. 
insult;  provoke. 

A-fire',  adv.  A  ia  i  ke  ahi.  Syn.  on  fire. 

A-float',  adv.    Lana  ma  ka  wai. 

A-foot',  adv.    Hele  wawae. 

A-fore'said,  adj.    I  olelo  ia  mamua. 

A-fore'time,  adv.    I  ka  wa  i  hala. 

A- f raid',  adj.  Maka'u;  hopohopo;  pu- 
iwa. 

A-fresh',  adv.    Hou.    Syn.  again. 

Aft,  adv.    Ma  ka  hope  o  ka  moku. 

Aft'er,  prep,  and  adv.    Mahope;  ihope. 

Aft'er-noon',  n.    Auina  la. 

Aft'er- thought,  n.     Manao  1  ala  m.ai 

^  mahope. 

Aft'er-wardg,  adv.  Mahope;  i  ka  wa 
mahope. 

A-gain'  (a-gen),  adv.    Hou.    Do  not  do 
80  again,  mai  hana  hou  pela. 
2.    Eiahou.    Again;  if  this  be  true,  etc. 
Eia  hou;  ina  he  oiaio  keia,  etc. 

A-gainstS  prep.    Ku-e'.    Syn.  versus. 

Agre,  n.  He  au  manawa.  The  age  in 
which  we  live,  ke  au  a  kakou  e  noho  nei. 
2.    Na  makahiki  o  ke  ola  ana.     What  is 

_your  agef  ehia  ou  mau  makahiki? 

A'ged,  ad/.  Kahiko;  piha  na  makahiki, 

_ Syn.  old;  venerable. 

A'gen-^y,  n.    Ka  oihana  o  ke  agena. 

A'^ent,  w.    1.    He  hope;  he  agena. 
2.  He  kumu;  he  mana.  Fire  is  an  agent 
of  heat,  he  kumu  ke  ahi  no  ka  wela. 

Ag'grand-ize,  v.  E  hoomahuahua. 
Syn.  augment.  Aggrandize  power,  e  hoo- 
mahuahua i  ka  mana. 

Ag'gra-vate,  v.  1.  E  hoonaukiuki; 
hoouluhua.  He  aggravated  me,  nana  i 
hoonaukiuki  mai  la'u 
2.  E  hoomahuahua  ino.  It  aggravates 
the  case,  na  ia  mea  e  hoomahuahua  ino 
mai. 

Ag'gra-vat'ing,  adi.    1.  Hoonaukiuki. 
An  aggravating  chad,  he  keiki  hooua- 
ukiuki. 
2.     Hoomahuahua  ino. 

Ag'gra-va'tion,  7t.    1.    K a  hoomahua- 
hua ino  ana, 
2.    Ke  kumu  e  ukiuki  ai. 

Ag'gre-gate,  n.  Ka  huina  nui.  Syn. 
sum. 

Ag-gres'sor,  n.    Ka  mea  i  hewa  mua. 

A-ghast',  adv.  Pioloke;  ilihia.  He 
stood  aghast  with  fear,  pioloke  oia  i  ka 
mak'au. 

Ag'Ile,  adj.  Mama;  kaukaulele.  Syn, 
nimble. 

A-^il'i-ty,  n.    Ka  mama  o  ke  kiuo. 


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A^l-tate,  V.    1.    E  hoopulwa, 

2.    E  hooluliluli. 

8.    E  hoala.  To  agitate  the  sv^ect^  e  ho- 

ala  i  kc  kumu  noouoo. 

4.    E  hoolalelale. 
Agr'-l-ta'tor,  TO.    1.  He  mea hoolalelale; 

he  in e a  hoopuiwa. 

2.    He  mea  e  hoala  mau  ana  1  ka  naau 

o  kanaka. 
A-go't  adv.     Liuliu  i  hala.    Long  ago, 

liuliu  loa. 
Ag'o-nize,  v.    E  kupaka  ka  naau. 

Agr'o-ny,  n,    Eha  kukonukouu  o  ka  na- 
au, a  o  ke  kino  paha. 
A-pree',  v.    1.    E  ae  like;  ekuikahi;  e 

lokahi. 

2.    E  ku  like;  e  kohu  like. 
A-gree'a-l)le,    adj.      1.      Oluolu.      An 

agreeable  breeze,  he  makani  oluolu;  he 

koaniani. 

2.    Laulea;  launa. 
A-grree'tnent,  n.     Olelo  ae-like;  pala- 

pala  ae-like.    Syn.  contract. 

2.    Ke  kulike  ana;  ka  hookohu  ana. 
Agr'rl-efil'tur-al,  adj.    E  pili  ana  i  ka 

oihaua  mahiai.      Agricultural  Society, 

hui  raahial. 
Aff'rl-ciilt'ure,  n.    Oihana  mahiai. 

Ag'ri-ciil'tur-lst,  to.    Kanaka  mahiai. 

Syn.  farmer. 
A-ground',  adv.    Hi;  mau.     The  ship  is 

aground,  ua  ili  ka  moku.     The  boat  is 

aground,  ua  mau  ka  waapa. 
A'giie  (a'gu),  to.     Ka  mai  anu  me  ka 

wela. 
A-head',  adv.    He  has  gone  ahead,  aia 

oia  imua. 

2.  Go  ahead  in  your  sttidies,  e  nee  Imua 
ma  kau  mau  haawina. 

3.  To  forge  ahead,  e  nee  malie  imua. 
The  ship  jorged  ahead,  nee  malie  ae  la 

_ka  moku  imua. 

Aid,  TO.    Kokua,    Syn.  help;  assistance. 

Ald'de-caiap  (ad-de-kong),  n.     He 

_luna  lawelawe  no  ke  generala. 

Ail,  V.    1.    E  omaimai;  enawaliwall. 
2.    E  hoopilikia.    What  ails  the  child f 
heaha  ka  mea  e  hoopilikia  nei  i  ke  kei- 

_ki?    Syn.  trouble;  disturb. 

Aim,  V.  1.  E  hoopololei  ka  nou  ana;  ke 
ki-pu'  ana, 

2.  E  hookupono  i  ka  manao  maluna  o 
kekahi  kumu  noonoo.  Aim  high  in  the 
pursuit  of  knowledge,  e  kau  aku  a  kie- 

_  Kle  ka  manao  i  ka  imi  ana  I  ka  naauao. 

Aini'legs,  adj.  Luana  wale  ae;  nanea 
Avale;  noonoo  ole.  To  live  an  aimless 
life,  e  noho  nanea  wale.  To  study  in  an 
aimless  way,  e  iml  xne  ke  noonoo  ole;  e 

^  Imi  wale. 

Air,  TO.    L  He  ea. 
2.    Ka  leo  wahlne  o  ka  leo  mele.    Syn. 
soprano. 
8.    To  put  on  airs,  e  hookapukapu;  e 

^haanou. 

Air,  V.  1.  E  kaulal  I  ke  ea.  Air  the  bed 
clothes,  e  kaulai  na  lole  moe  1  ke  ea. 


2.    E  wehe  I  ke  ea.    Air  ififi  room,  e  we- 

y^he  ke  keeuai  ke  ea,    Syn,  ventilate. 

Alr'punip,  n.    He  pauma  ea    e  pauina 

^ana  i  ke  ea  noloko  mai  o  kekahi  mea. 

Air'sliaft,  TO.  Pukahookomo  ea  i  ka  lua 

.ell. 

^^ir'tight,  adj.    Komo  ole  ke  ea;  paa. 

AXr'y,  adi.    L    Hamamaikeea. 
2.    Lalelale.    Syn.  vivacious. 

Aisle  (ile),  n.  He  ala  mawaena  o  na 
noho  o  ka  luaklni,  a  hale  e  ae  paha. 

A-jar',  adv.  Hamama  iki;  haraama  ha- 
pa.  The  door  is  qjar,  hamama  iki  ka 
puka. 

A-kln',acf/.    1.    PIK  koko. 
2.    A  no  like. 

A-lic'ri-ty,  to.    Ka  raikioi  ma  ka  hana. 

A-larin',n.  Puiwa;  hopohopo;  maka'u. 
Syn.  fear. 

A-larm'ing,  adj.  Hooweliweli;  hoo- 
maka'u. 

A-larm.'elock,  to.  He  wati  kani  hoopu- 
iwa. 

A'las',  inter j.    Auwe! 

Al-be'it,  adv.    Oiai  nae.    Syn.  notwlth- 

^  standing. 

Al'bum,  TO.  He  buke  malaraa  i  na  mea 
milimill.  Photographic  album,  he  buke 
kii  helehelena.  Autograph  album,  he 
buke  malama  kakau  lima.  Stamp  al- 
bum, he  buke  malama  poo  leta,  me  na 

^hoailona  pai  e  ae. 

Al'eo-hol,  TO.  He  wai  kulu;  he  aleko- 
holo;  ke  kumu  o  na  wai  ikaika  a  p.m. 

A-lert',  adj.  Makaala;  hoihoi;  miki. 
Syn.  vigilant;  prompt.  To  be  on  the 
alert,  e  anehe. 

A-lert'ness,  n,     Ka  noho  makaukau; 

„  ka  makaala. 

Al-ge-bra,  n.    Hoallona  helu. 

A'li-as,  adv.  Oia  hoi;  pili  i  ka  lawe  ana 
1  ka  Inoa  kapakapa.  Brown  alias  Smith, 

^o  Baraunu,  oia  hoi  o  Kamika. 

Al'i-bi,  TO.  Ma  kahi  e;  he  olelo  no  ke 
kanawai,  e  hoike  ana  aia  ma  kahi  e  ka 
mea  i  hopuia  no  ke  karaima,  i  ka  wa  i 

_hana  ia  ke  karaima. 

Al'ien,  to.  He  kupa  no  ka  aina  e.  Syn. 
foreigner. 

_2.    HemaUhlnl. 

Al'ien-ate,  v.  1.  E  hoolilo  aku  I  keka- 
hi pono  i  kuleana  na  hai. 

2.  He  hoomokuahana  i  ke  aloha. 

3.  E  hoohuli  ku-e  i  ka  manao. 
A-llght/,  V.     1.     E  lele  Halo;  e  lehel. 

Alight  from  the  horse,  e  lehel  mai  ka  lio. 

2.  E  kau.  The  bird  alights  on  the  branch, 

ke  kau  nel  ka  manu  ma  ka  lala 
A-lign'meiit,  TO.    Ka  hooponopono  ana 

o  ka  laina. 
4^-1  ike',  adv.    Like  a  like. 
Al'i-mo-ny,  n.   He  haawina  waiwal  na 

ka  wahlne  mare,  ke  okiia,  a  ke  hooka- 
^  waleia  paha  mai  ke  kane. 
Al'i-qiiot,  od/.    Mahele  koena  ole.    A  is 

an  aliquot  part  of  IS,  o  ka  4  he  mahele 

koena  ole  la  o  ka  12. 
A-lxve%  adj'    Ola;  e  oia  ana. 


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^11,  adj.    Pau  loa;  huina  pau.    Syn.  to 
^tal;_the  whole. 
Al-lay',  V.     E  hooemi;   e  maalill  mai. 

Syn.  mitigate. 

2.     E  kena.     Syn.  quench.     To  allay 

thirst,  e  kena  i  ka  make  wai. 

8.    E  hoona';  e  akakuu.    Syn.  pacify; 

appease. 
Al-le'gi-ati^e,  n.    Ka  pono  o  ka  maka- 

ainana  1  kona  aupuni. 

2.    Ka  pono  a  ke  Kanaka  e  hana'i. 
Al-le8:e'(al-lej'),r.  Ehaipololei.  Syn. 
^affirm. 
Al'le-go-ry,n.  Hekaaonanenane.  Syn 

f  arable. 
-le'vi-ate,  v.    E  hoomama.    To  alle- 
^viate  distress,  e  hoomama  i  kaehakino. 
Al'ley,  n.    He  alahele  ololi  iloko  o  ke 

kulanakauhale. 
Al-li'an^e,  n.    He  kuikahi;  kekuikahi 

ana. 

2.    He  hui.     Evangelical  alliance,  hul 
^  Eiianelio. 
Al'11-ga-tor,  n.  He  moo  uui  o  na  muli- 

wai  o  America  Hema. 
Al-low',  V.    E  ae.    Syn.  permit.    Allow 

me  to  go,  e  ae  la'u  e  hele. 
Al-low'an^e,  n.    He  haawina;  he  ma- 

hele. 
Al-16y',  w.    Ka  hui  ana  o  na  metala  ano 

like  Die. 
Al-lude',  V.    E  kuhikuhi.   Syn.  refer. 
Al-lure',  V.     E  hoowalewale;   e  onou. 

Syn.  entice. 
Al-lur'lng,    adj.    Hoomalimali.     Syn. 

enticing. 
Al-lu'sion,  n.    See  Reference. 
Al-ly',  n.    He  hoa;  he  kokua. 

Al'tna  Ma'ter,  w.    Ke  kula  mil  kahi  i 
loaa  i  ka  haumana  ka  ike. 

^I'ma-nae,  n.   1.    He  alemenaka,  papa 
kuhikuhi  la. 

2.    He  buke  hoike  ana  1  na  mea  e  pill 
ana  i  ka  la,  mahina,  hoku,  etc. 
8.    Nautical   almanac,    he    alemenaka 
hooholomoku. 

4.    JHe(i icaZa^jnaTioc,  he  alemenaka  ho- 
ike laaulapaau. 

^l-might'y,  adj.     Mana  loa.     The  Al- 
mighty, Ke  Akua  Mana  Loa 

^lm6gt%  adv.    Kokoke;  aneane.    Syn. 

..very  nearly. 

Alms,  n.    Na  haawina  manawalea. 

Alms'-house',  n.    Hale  hookipa  no  ka 

foe  i  nele.    Syn.  poor-house. 
6ft',  adv.    Iluna.    Look  aloft,  e  nana 
lluna.    Pili  i  ka  pii  ana  iluna  o  ke  kia. 

A-lone',  ad;.    Oia  hookahi ;  mehameha. 

A-16ng',  adv.  1.  Come  along,  e  hele  mai. 
2.    6o  along,  e  hele  pela. 

A-lting'side\  adv.     Pili  aoao.     Along- 
side of  the  wharf,  pili  aoaoi  ka  uwapo. 

4^-1  oud',  adv.    Me  ka  leo  moakaka;  me 
kaleonui. 

Al'ph.a-bet,  n.    Ka  papa  A. 

Al'plia-betMc-al-ly,  adv.  Hoonohono- 
hoia  mamuli  o  ka  papa  A. 


Al'pine,  adj.  1.  E  pili  ana  i  na  mauna 
Alepa. 

2.  Kiekle,  e  like  me  na  mauna  Alepa. 
Alpine  hights,  na  wahi  kiekie  o  na  mau- 
na. 

^1-read'y,  adv.  I  keiamanawano;  ano 
iho  nei. 

Al'so,  adv.  and  conj.  No  hoi.  Do  this 
also,  e  hana  nohoi  i  keia. 

Al'tar,  n.  He  kuahu;  wahi  mohal. 
Family  altar,  ka  pule  ohana. 

Al'ter,  V.    1.    E  noololi;  e  hoo-ano  e. 
Syn.  change. 
2.    E  poa;  e  kahe  i  ka  laho, 

Al-ter-a'tion,  n.  Ka  hoololi  ana;  ka 
hoo-ano  e  ana. 

Al't«r-a-tlve,  n.  He  laau  lapaau;  e 
hoo-ano  e  ana  i  ke  koko. 

Al-ter-ca'tion,  n.  Ka  hoopaapaa  ino 
ana.    Syn.  dispute;  wrangle, 

Al-ter'nate-ly,  adv.  Pakahi;  ma  ke 
ano  kike'. 

Al-t€r'na-tive,  n.  Ka  mea  i  kohoiao 
na  mea  elua. 

Al-tiioug:li'  (al-tho,),  conj.   Ina  no  pa- 
^ha;  oiai. 

Al'tl-tude,  n.  Ke  kiekie.  Syn.  hight  or 
height. 

Al'to,  n.  Ka  lua  o  na  leo  mele  kupono 
i  ka  wahine;  leo  aleto. 

^I'to-getli'er,  adv.  1.  Pau  pu;  hui 
like. 

2.  Pakela  loa.  Altogether  too  much,  oi 
pakela  loa. 

A-lftm'nu8,  n.p?.  Alumni.  He  haumana 
i  puka  pono  atu  mai  ke  kula  nui. 

^Vwa,yH, adv.  Ina  manawaapau;  man. 

A-man'u-en'sis,  7i.  1.  Ka  mea  i  kakau- 
lima  no  hai. 
2.    Karaeai  kaknu  i  kaolelo  ahai. 

A-mkaa',  v.  E  hooahu.  Syn.  accumu- 
late. 

Am'a-tenr,  n.  Ka  mea  e  hoomaamaa 
ana  ma  kekaht  oihana. 

A-maz'ing,  adj.    Kupaianaha;  luaole. 

Am-bas'sa-dor,  71.  He  elele  i  hoouna- 
iamai  kekahi  aupuni  a  i  kekahi  aupu- 
ni aku. 

Am'bi-dex'ter,  n.  He  mea  1  makaukau 
like  me  kona  mau  lima  elua. 

Am-big'u-ofiis,  adj.  Moakaka  ole;  ano 
lua;  loli  lua  ke  ano.  An  ambiguous  sen- 
tence, he  hoj>una,o\e\o  ano  lua..  An  am- 
biguous thought,  he  manao  lole  lua. 

Am-bi'tion,  n.  Ke  ake  o  ka  uaau  e  lilo 
i  pookela. 

^2.    He  manao  hooia;  manao  hook iekie. 

^m'ble,  V.    E  holo  peke.  Syn.  pace. 

Am'bu-lan^e,  n.     He  kaa  halihali  no 

^kapoeiehal  ke  kaua. 

Am'bus-eade',  n.     He  poe  e  hoohalua 

^  ana  i  ka  enemi;  he  poipo. 

Am'bush,  n.  He  paliele;  he  wahi  hoo- 
halua. 

A-me'li-o-rate,  v.  1.  E  hooakea  i  ka 
noho  ana.  Syn.  alleviate.  Ameliorate 
the  condition  of  the  poor,  e  hooakea  i  ka 
uoho-aua  o  ka  poe  ilihune. 


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2.    E  hooluolu.    Ameliorate  pain,  e  ho- 
oluolu  i  ka  eha. 
A-me'na-ble,  adj.    See  Responsible. 

A-mend',  v.  1.  E  hoololi.  Amend  the 
constitution,  e  hoololi  i  ke  kumukana- 
wai. 

2.  E  konini;  e  oioio;  ehoomakamaie 
oluolu. 

3.  E  hull  mal  ka  hewa  a  i  ka  pono. 
A-mend'iuent,  n.    Ka  hoololi  ana. 

A-mends',  n.    1.    Kahulkala  ana. 

2.    Ka  mea  i  paniia  no  kekahi  hana 
_lno.  a  olelo  ino  paha. 
Am'i-a-ble,  adj.    Ku  i  ke  aloha;  ano 
„  oluolu.    Syn.  lovely. 
Am'I-ca-ble,  adj.     Ano  launa.     Syn. 

friendly. 
A-mid'   I  prep.  Iwaena;  mawaena.  Syn 
A-inidsti      among. 
A-ml8s%  adj.    1.    Ku  pono  ole. 
^2.    Hele  hewa;  hu  hewa. 
Am'i-ty.  n.    1.    Ka  launa  o  ka  manao. 

Syn.  friendship. 

2.    Ke  aloha  hoalauna.  Syn.  good  will. 
„  Ka  manao  maikai. 
Am'mu-ni'tioii,  w.  Nalakonakekipu. 

Am'nes-ty,  n.  Ke  kala  ana  1  ka  poe  i 
kipi  i  ke  aupuni. 

Arn'o-rotis,  adj.  Kuko  wahine.  Syn. 
passionate. 

A-mount',  71.    Ka  huina. 

A-mount',  v.  E  lilo.  It  am/mnted  to  a 
large  sum,,  lilo  ia  i  huina  nui. 

A^n-phib'I-oiis,  adj    Ola  like  iloko  o 

^  ka  wai  a  ma  ka  aina. 

Am'phi-the'a-ter,  n.    1.    Hale  keaka 
nui,  ano  poai,  o  ka  wa  kahiko. 
2.    Amphitheater  of  mountains,  na  mau- 

^na  e  poai  ana, 

i\in'ple,  adj.    Lawa  pono;  nui  kupono. 

A3n'pH-fl-€a'tion,  n.  Kahooakeaana; 
ka  hoomahuahua  ana.    Syn.  enlarge- 

^ment. 

Am'pli-f^,  V.  1.  E  hoomahuahua;  am- 
plify the  dimensions,  e  hoomahuahua  i 
na  pale n a. 

2.  E  wehewehe  hou  a  nui.  Amplify 
the  analysis,  e  wehewehe  hou  a  nui  i  ka 
olelo  wehewehe. 

Am'ply,  adv.    Lawa  kupono.   Syn.  suf- 

^ficiently;  bountifully. 

Am'pu-tate,  v.    E  oki  a  moku  loa. 

A-muse',  V.  E  hoolealea;  e  hoohiolu;  e 
paani  pu. 

A-muse'ment,  n,    Helealea;hepaani. 

A-mus'ing,  adj.    Lea;  lealea. 

A-nal'o-^y,  71.  Na  kumu  hoohalike 
iwaenao  na  mea  ano  okoa;  ka  like  a 
like  o  kekahi  mau  mea.  Reason  from 
analogy,  e  noonoo  ma  ka  hoohalike. 

Anal'y-Rl8, 71.  1.  Ka  mahele  liilii  ana 
o  kekahi  mea  kino  a  loaa  kona  muu 
kumu. 

2.    Ka  wehewehe  ana  o  kekahi  manao, 
nanehui,  a  ninau  pohihibi  paha. 
2 


An'a-lyge,  v.    E  wehewehe  ano. 

2.    E  nookaawale  i  na  huna  o  kekahi 
^  mea  kino  i  loaa  i  kona  man  kumu. 
An'arch-y,  n.    1.    Ka  malu  ole  o  ka  no- 
ho  ana. 

2.    Ka  noho  ana  kanawai  ole. 
A-n&t'o-my,  n.    Anatomia.    He  wehe- 
^  wehe  ano  no  na  mea  kino  ola. 
An'ces-tor,  n.     He   kupuna  o  ka  wa 

kahiko. 
An-^es'tral,  adj.    No  na  kupuna  mai. 
„  Ancestral  home,  ka  home  o  na  kupuna. 
An'^es-try,  n.  Ke  kuauhau.   Syn.  line- 
„age;  birth. 

An'cbor,  n.    He  heleuma. 
An'€lior-age,  n.    Wahi  ku  moku. 

An'^ient,  adj.    Kahiko. 

An'fients,  n.    Ka  poe  o  ka  wa  kahiko. 

And,  conj.  1.  A.  ^ndsot^ts,  apelanoia. 

2.  A  me.  The  dog  and  cat,  ka  ilio  a  me 
ka  popokl. 

3.  He  hua  olelo  e  hoohui  ana  i  na  ma- 
mala  olelo  elua.  John  went  a  fishing,  and 
James  went  to  play,  hele  o  Keoni  i  ka  la- 
wa-i-a,  a  hele  o  Kimo  i  ka  paani. 

An-dan'te,  adj.    Lolohi;  malie;  pili  I 
„  ke  mele  ana. 
An'ec-dote,  n.    He  wahi  kaao  iki. 

An'e-mStn'e-ter,  n.    He  mikini  ana  1 

ka  ikaika  o  ka  makani. 
A-new',  adv.    Hou.    Syn.  again. 
^n'grel,  n.    Anela. 
An'ger,  n.    Huhu;  ukiuki;  inaina. 

An'gle,  71.  He  huina.  Riaht  angle,  hu- 
ina kupono.  Acute  angle,  huina.  oi.  Ob- 

^  tuse  angle,  huina  peleleu. 
An'gle,  V.    E  kamokoi. 
An'gler,  71.    Kanaka  kamokoi. 
An'gli-9ige,  v.    E  hoolilo  i  ano  Bereta- 

„nia. 

j\n'gllng,  71.    Ke  kamokoi  ana. 
An'gling-rod,  n.      He    aho   kamokoi, 

^Syn,  fishing  rod. 
An'gling-worm,  n.    He  koe. 

An'gry,  adj.    Huhu. 
An'guish,  n.    Kupaka. 

An'gu-lar,  adj.    Mehe  huina  la. 

An'i-mal,  n.    He  mea  ola,  aole  nae  he 

„uhane  kanaka  kona;  he  holoholona. 

An't-mal,  adj.  Holoholona.  Animal 
instincts,  ka  noonoo  holoholona.  Ani- 
mal kingdom,  ka  mahele  holoholona. 
Animal  food,  ka  ai  i-o  holoholona.    An- 

.  imal  spirits,  ka  hoihoi  o  na  holoholona. 

An-i-marcule,  n.  Mea  ola  makalii  loa, 

,  ike  ole  ia  ka  maka  maoli. 

An'i-mate*  v.     1.     E  hookomo  ke  ola 
i  ke  kino. 
2.    E  hooeueu ;  e  hoolalelale.    Syn.  en- 

^ liven;  stimulate. 

An'1-mate,  adj.    Ola.     Animate  bodies, 
^  na  kino  ola. 

An'i-mat'ed,  adj.  1.  Ola.  Animated  na- 
ture, na  mea  ola  a  Ke  Akua  i  haua'i;  na 
mea  ola  o  ke  ao  nei. 
2.    Miki;  lalelale. 


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APERIENT 


An'i-ma'tion,  n.  JCa  eleu;  ka  hoihoi. 
He  spoke  with  animation,  kamailio  oia 

^me  ka  hoihoi. 

An'i-mos'i-ty,  n.    Ka  manao  ku-e;  ma- 

^naoenemi. 

An'i-mfts,  n.    Ka  manao.     Syn.  mind. 

^  The  animus  was  bad,  ino  ka  manao. 

An'kle,  n.    Ka  pnupuu  wawae. 

An'nals,  TO.  Ka  moolelo.  Syn.  history; 
chronicles. 

An-nex',  r.     E  pakui;  e  hookui.    Syn. 

^append;  join. 

An'nex-a'tion,  n.    Ka  hoohui  anamai; 

^  ka  hookuimai. 

An-ni'hi-late,  v.  E  hoopau  loa;  e  hoo- 
lilo  i  mea  ole  loa.  Syn.  to  cause  to  cease 

^•to  be. 

An'ni-ver'sa-ry,  w.    1.     Lahoomanao. 
Birthday  anniversary,  la  hoomanao  no 
ka  hanau. 
2.    Ka  piha  pono  o  ka  makahiki. 

An-noun^e',  v.  E  kukala;  e  hoolaha. 
Syn.  proclaim;  publish. 

An-nouii<;!e'ineiit,  n.  ke  kukala'na; 
ka  hoolaha'na.    Syn.  proclamation. 

An-noy', -y.  E  hoonaukiuki;  e  maha- 
oi;  ehoouluhua.  Syn.  vex;  tease;  trou- 
ble. 

An-ndy'an^e,  n.  He  kumu  hoonaiiki- 
uki;  kumu  hoouluhua.    Syn.  disturb- 

^ance;  vexation. 

An'nu-al,  n.  1.  He  mea  kupu  ae,  a 
make  aku  iloko  o  ka  makahiki  hooka- 
hi. 

2.    He  buke  i  paiia  i  kela  me  keia  ma- 
kahiki. 

An'nu-al,  adj.  Kela  me  keia  makahiki. 

An-nu'i-ty,  n.    He  uku  makiihiki. 

An-niiV,v.    Ehoopau;  e  hoonoa.    Syn. 

^abolish;  nullify;  cancel. 

An'nu-larj  adj.  Mehe  komo  lima  la. 
Annular  space,  ke  kowa  mawaena  o  na 
kaha  poepoe  elua,  i  kahaia  kekahi  ilo- 
ko ae  o  kekahi.  Annular  eclipse,  ka  hoo- 
pouli  anaokala,  akoehemalamalama 

^  mehe  komolima  la. 

An'o-dyne,  n.  He  laau  lapaau  hoopau 
eh  a. 

A-noint',  v.    E  hamo  i  ke  kino;  e  poni. 

A-nom'a-ly,  n.  He  mea  mawaho  ae  o 
kaloinamau. 

A-non'y-inous,  adj.  Inoa  ole.  Anon- 
ymous letter,  he  palapala  inoa  ole. 

An-6th'er,  adj.    1.    Kekahi  mea  e;  ke- 
kahi ae. 
2.    Mea  hou  ae. 

An'swer  (an'ser),  v.  1.  E  pane;  e  hai 
i  ka  haina. 

2.    E  kupono.     That  will  answer,  e  ku- 
„ pono  ana  kela. 

4^n'8wer,  n.    He  haina;  he  paneninau. 

An'swer-a-ble,  arf;.  1.  Hikikepane- 
ia. 

2.    You  are  answerable,  maluna  ou  ka 
pilikia.    Syn.  accountable. 

Ant,  n.    He  naonao;  he  nonanona. 

An-tag'o-nlst,  n.    1.    He  enemi. 
2.    Heboapaio. 


Ant-arc'tie,  adj.     E  moe  ana  ma  ka 

„  welau  Hema. 
An'te-^ed'ent,  n.    Ka  mea  e  hele  ana 

^imua  o  kekahi  mea  e  ae;  ka  mua. 
An'te-cham'ber,n.  Kekeena mawaho. 
An'te-date,  v.    E  kakau  e  mamua. 

An'te-di-lu'vi-an,  adj.    Mamua'e  o  ke 

^  Kai-o-kahinalii. 
An'te-pe-nult',  n.     Ke  kolu  o  na  ma- 

mala  o  kekahi  hua  olelo. 
^^n-te'ri-^or,  adj.  Mamua.  Syn.  before. 
An'te-robm,  n.    He  keena  mamua  o  ke 

^keenanui. 
An-them,  n.    He  leo  mele  hoolea;  i  ha- 

^  kuia  no  na  huaolelo  o  ka  Baibala. 
An'thra-^ite,  n.    Nanahu  pohaku. 

An'tic,  n.  Paani  o  na  holoholona. 

An-tl^'i-pate,  v.    E  manao  lana.    Syn. 
expect;  nope  for. 

2.    E  kau  nui  ka  manao  maluna  o  ka 
pomaikai  1  manaoia  e  hiki  mai  ana. 
§.    E  noonoo  e  mamua;  e  hoomakaukau 
e  mamua.    Syn.  foresee. 

An-tl^'i-pa'tion,  n.    Ka  noonoo  e  ma- 
mua; ka  hoomakaukau  e  ana  o  ka  ma- 

^nao.    Syn.  expectation. 

An'ti-dote,  n.    1.    He  huikala. 
2.    He  laau  lapaau  e  huikala  anair.a 
ino  1  loaa  mamuli  o  na  laau  make,  etc. 

An-tlp'a-thy,  n.  Naauku-e';  naauhoo- 
waha'waha';  naau  mihimihi. 

An-tlp'o-des,  n.    Ka  poe  e  noho  ana 

ma  kela  aoao  o  ka  honua. 
^  2.    Na  wahi  ma  kela  aoao  o  ka  honua. 

Aii'tl-qua'ri-an,  adj.    No  ka  wa  k;ihi- 
ko.   Antiquarian  researches,  ka  huli  ana 
„  no  na  mea  o  ka  wa  kahiko. 

An'tl-qua'ry,  n.    He  kanaka  i  huli  no 
^  na  mea  o  ka  wa  kahiko. 

An-tiq'ui-ty,  n.    Ka  wa  kahiko. 

2.    Ke   kahiko.     The  antiquity  of  the 
.  book,  he  kahiko  o  ka  buke. 

An'ti-quafed,  adj.     No  ka  wa  kahiko. 

Ant'ler,  n.    Ke  kiwi  o  ke  dia. 

^n'vil,  n.    Ka  hao  kui  o  ke  amara. 

Anx-i'e-ty,  n.    Kupikipiki-o'  o  ka  na- 
^  au.    Pihoihoi  o  ka  naau. 

Anx'loiis,  adj.    Hopohopo;  pihoihoi. 

Anx'ioiks-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  nihoihoi. 
An'y  (eny),  adj.    1.     Kekani.    Any  one 

of  them,  kekahi  mea  o  lakou. 

2.    Any  place,  ke  kau  wahi.    Syn.  any 

where. 
An'y-how,  adv.    Ma  kekahi  ano. 
A-6r'ta,  n.   Ke  aa-lele  nui,  e  pauma  ana 

i  ke  koko  mai  ka  puuwai  a  iloko  o  i:a 

aa-koko  nui. 
A-pfi^e',  ady.    Awiwi.    Syn.  hastily. 
A-part',  adv.    Kaawale;  pakahi.    Syn. 

separately. 
A-part'ment,  n.  He  keena.  Syn.  room. 
Ap'a-thy,  n.    Palaka  o  ka  manao;  hoo- 
_maloka.    Syn.  indifference. 
Ape,  V.    E  hana  e  like  me  ke  keko. 

2.    E  hoohalike  aku  ma  ke  ano  hoopi- 

limeaai. 
A-pe'rl-ent,  n.    He  laau  hoonaha'. 


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Ap'er-ture,  n.    He  puka;  he  wahi  ha- 
_mama, 
A'pex,  71,    Kawelau;  ka  wekiu. 

A-phe'li-on,  «.    Kalil  ma  r.a  alapoal  o 

na  hoku-hele  i  mamao  loa'ku  lakoii 
.mal  kaLa'ku. 

A'pi-si'ry,  n.    Wahi  malama  nalo  meli. 
i\.-ple?e',  adv.    Pakahi. 
Ap'o-gee,  n.    Kahi  o  ke  alahele  o  ka 

mahina  1  kaawale  loa'ku  oia  mai  ka 

honua  aku. 
A-pdl'o-|:ize,  V.    E  haawi  i  ka  olelo 

hoolaulea. 

2.    E  mihiimuaokekahi.     I  apologize 

for  my  words,  ke  mihi  nei  au  no  ka'u 

mau  olelo. 
A-p61'o-^y,  n.    He  olelo  hoolaulea. 
^2.    He  oleic  mihi.    Syn.  excuse. 
Ap'o-plex'y,  n.    He  mai  ku  hewa. 

A-pds'ta-tize,  v.  E  haalele  i  ka  mana- 
oio  a  1  ka  hoomana  paha. 

A-pfis'tle,  n.  He  luna  olelo,  kekahi  o 
na  haumana  he  umikumamalua  o  ka 
Haku. 

A-pds'tro-phe,  n.  1,  He  kaha  (')  e 
hoike  ana  ua  haule  kekahi  hua  olelo. 
2.  He  kamailio  pololei  aku  i  kekahi 
mea  iloko  o  ka  haiolelo.  An  apostrophe 
to  the  ocean,  he  kamailio  pololei  i  ka 
moana. 

A-potli'e-ca-ry,  n.  Kanaka  kaawili 
a  kuai  i  na  laau  lapaau. 

Ap-pall',  V.  E  hooweliweli;  ehooilihia. 

^SYN.*'terrify. 

Ap'pa-ra'tus,  w.  Napaahana;  nalako 
e  pono  ai  kekahi  oihana. 

Ap-par'el,  n.  Ka  aahu;  na  lole  komo. 
Syn.  dress;  raiment;  clothes. 

Ap-par'ent,  adj.  Moakaka.  Syn.  evi- 
dent; clear. 

2.    Moakaka  1  ka  ike  maka.    Syn.  visi- 
ble. 

Ap-par'ent-ly,  adv.    I  ka  nana'ku. 

Appa-ri'tion,  n.    He  uhane;  he  lapu; 

he  kinowailua.    Syn.  ghost. 
Ap-peal,  71.    1.    He  palapala  hoopii  mai 

kekahi  aha  hookolokolo  a  i  kekahi  aha 

kiekie  ae. 

2.    He  olelo  nonoi;  olelo  koi;  olelo  ao. 
Ap-peal',  V.    1.    E  hoopii  mai  kekahi 

olelo  hooholo. 

2.    E  nonoi;  e  koi. 
Ap-pear',  v.    1.    E  hoea  mai.    The  ship 

appears  in  sight,  ke  hoea  mai  nei  ka 

moku. 

2.    I  ka  nana'ku.    It  appears  he  did  not 

go  J  i  ka  nana'ku  aole  ia  i  hele. 
Ap-pear'an^e,  n.    1.  Ka  nanaina.    The 

ship  presented  a  beautiful  appearance, 

nani  ka  nanaina  o  ka  moku. 

2.    Ka  hiki  kino  mai.     To  put  in  an 

appearance,  e  hiki  kino  mai. 

8.    He  hiohiona.    Appearances  are  a- 

gainst  him,  ku-e  na  hiohiona  iaia. 
Ap-pease',  v.    E  hoo-na;  e  hoolaulea; 

e  malili. 
Ap-peaged',  adj.   Akakuu.   Syn.  calm- 


ed; quieted.    His  hunger  was  appeased, 

akakuu  kona  pololi. 
Ap-pcl'lant,  n.    Ka  mea  e  hoopii  ana 
^  imua  o  ke  kanawal. 
Ap'pel-la'tion,    n.      He    inoa.      Syn. 

name;  title. 
Ap-pgnd',  r.   E  pakui ;  e  hookui.    Syn. 

annex. 
Ap-pend'a^e,  n.    Ka  mea  i  pakuiia; 

ka  mea  i  hookuiia. 
Ap-pen'dix,  n.    He  olelo  pakui,  ma  ka 
„  hope  o  ka  buke. 

Ap'per-taln',  v.    Pili.    Syn.  relate  to; 
„  belong  to. 

Ap'pe-tite,  n,    1.  Ono  ai.    Withoiit  ap- 
petite, kanea;  kaea. 

2.    Kekuko.  The  appetites  and  passions, 
^  na  kuko. 

Ap'pe-tiz'er,  n.   Mea  hoala  i  ka  ono  ai. 
Ap-plaud',  V.    E  mahalo;  e  mahalo  me 

ka  pal  lima. 
Ap-plause',  n.    Ka  mahalo  I  hoikeia 
^  ma  ka  pailima,  a  keehi  wawae  paha. 
Ap'ple,  n.    1.    He  apala,  hua  ai. 

2.    Apple  of  the  eye,  ka  onohi  maka, 
Ap-pli'an^e,  w.    Ka  mea  e  hiki  ai  ke- 
„kahi  ban  a. 
Ap'pli-€a-ble,  adj.   Ku  pono ;  pilipono. 

Ap'pli-€&nt,  71.    Ka  mea  e  noi  ana.   An 

applicant  for  ofjice,  ka  mea  e  noi  ana  i 
^oihana. 
Ap'pli-ca'tion,  TO.    1.    Ka  noi  ana. 

2.    Ka  pili  paa  ana  i  kekahi  mea  a  ko 

aku  la. 

8.    Kekupaaanaokamanao. 

4.    Ka  hoopiliana. 
Ap-ply',  V.    1.   E  hooplli:  he  applied  the 

rule,  ua  boopili  oia  i  ka  rula. 

2.    E  hoopaa.     Apply  your  mind  to  your 

lesso7is,  e  hoopaa  kou  manao  i  kau  iuau 

haawlna. 

8.    E  hoopii.   ffe  applied  to  me  for  work, 

hoopii  mai  oia  imua  o'u  i  hana.    Syn. 

ask,  noi. 
^p-point',  V.    E  hookoho. 
Ap'point-ee',  n.    Ka  mea  i  hookohoia. 

Ap-point'ment,  n.    Ka  hookoho  ana. 
Ap-por'tion,  v.    E  mahele  aku. 

Ap'po-slte,  adj.     Kupono  loa.     Syn. 
^  very  suitable. 
Ap'po-si'tion,  n.    Ke  ku  ana  o  kekahi 

haiinoa  no  kekahi   haiinoa.    Bill,  Vie 

blacksmith,  shod  my  horse,  na  Pila,  ke 

amara,  i  kapili  i  na  hao  o  kuu  lio. 
Ap-prfiis'al,  n.    Ka  hooholo  ana  no  ka 

waiwaio  kekahi  mea,  mamuli  o  ke 

kauoha. 
Ap-praise',  V.    E  hooholo  no  kawaiwai 

o  kekahi  mea. 
Ap-^>rai8'er,    n.    Luiia  hooholo  no  ka 

waiwai  o  kekahi  mea. 
Ap-pre'^i-ate,  v.      E  hoomaopopo  me 
„Ka  apono. 
Ap'pre-hdnd',  v.    1.    E  hoomaopopo  i 

ke  ano.    /  apprehend  the  meaning,  ke 

hoomaopopo  nei  au  i  ke  ano. 

2.    E  hopu,  ma  ke  kauawai.    The  Sheriff 


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apprehends  the  thief,  ke  hopu  nei  ka 
^  makai  i  ka  aihue.    Syn.  arrest. 
Ap'pre-lien'sion,  w.    1.    Ka  hopu  ana. 

Syn.  arrest. 

2.  Ka  hoomaopopo  ana.  Syn.  compre- 
hension. A  man  of  dull  apprehension, 
he  kanaka  hoomaopopo  uuku. 

3.  Apprehension  of  mind,  ka  hopohopo 
^okamanao.    Syn.  doubt;  anxiety. 

Ap'pre-heii'sive,  adj.    Kanalua;  hao- 

nao. 
Ap-pren'ti^e,  n.     Ka  mea  1  hoopaaia 

ma  ke  kanawai,  e  ao  i  kekahi  oihana 

hana  lima. 
Ap-pren'ti?e-8hip,  n.      Ka  manawa  i 

noopaaia'i  o  kekahi  no  ke  ao  ana  i  ka 

oihana. 
Ap-prise',  v.     E  hoakaka;  e  hai  aku. 

SYN.  inform. 
Ap-proach',  n,    1.     He  ala  e  kai  ana. 

The  approach  to  the  house,  ke  ala  e  kai 

ana  i  ka  hale. 

2.  Ka  hookokoke  ana;  kahoea  ana  mai. 

The  approach  of  the  enemy,  ka  hoea  ana 

mai  o  ka  enemi. 
Ap-proach',  V.    E  hookokoke;  e  nee  a 
^  kokoke. 
Ap'pro-ba'tion,  n.    1.  Ka  hoapono;  ka 

apono.    77ie  approbation  of  the  teacher, 

ka  apono  o  ke  kumukula.  Syn.  ap- 
proval. 

2.    Ka  maliu  ana. 
Ap-pro'pri-ate,  adj.     Kupono.     Syn. 

applicable;  suitable. 
Ap-pro'pri-ate,  v,     E  hookaawale;   e 

hoolaa.    Appropriate  a  sum  of  money,  e 

hookaawale  1  puu  dala.    Appropriate  to 

sacred  uses,  e  hoolaa. 
Ap-pro'prl-a'tion,  n.   1.  He  haawina; 

Appropriation  bill,  he  bila  haawiua. 

2.    He  puu  dala  i  hookaawaleia  no  ke- 
kahi hana. 
Ap-prove',  v._  E  apono;  e  hoapono. 
Ap-prox'i-mate,  v.  E  hookokoke.  Syn. 

approach. 
Ap-prox'i-mate,  adj.     Ano  like;  ane- 

ane  pololei.    An  approximate  result,  he 

loaa  aneane  pololei.     Syn.  proximate. 
Ap-prox'l-ma'tion,  n.    Ka  hookokoke 

ana.    An  approximation  to  the  truth,  ka 

hookokoke  ana  i  ka  oiaio. 
•Ap-pur'te-nan^e,  n.     Mea  plli.    Syn. 
.adjunct;  appendage. 
A'pril,  n.    Aperila.    Ka  hao  na  mahina 
_o  ka  makahiki. 
A-pron,  n.    He  epana;  he  pale  lole  no 

ke  alo,  e  malama  ana  i  ka  maemae  o  ka 
,  aahu. 
Apt,  adj.  1.  kupono.  Syn.  fit;  suitable. 

An  apt  reply,  he  pane  kupono. 

2.  Makaukau.  Syn.  ready;  skillful. 
An  apt  workman,  he  kanaka  hana  ma- 
kaukau. 

3.  Maa;  walea.  Syn.  accustomed.  Apt 
^  to  become  careless,  maa  i  ka  hauhili. 

.4pt'i-tude.j        Ke  kupono;  kamakau- 
Apt/ness,     \       kau.  Syn.  fitness;  suit- 
ableness. 


A-qua'ri-um,  n.      He  wahi  e  malama 
ai  i  na  mea  ola,  a  me  na  mea  ulu  o  ka 
wai. 
A-quat'lc,  adj.    1.    O  ka  wai.  An  aqua- 
tic fowl,  he  manu  o  ka  wai.     Aquatic 

^sports,  na  lealea  o  ka  wai. 

Aq'ue-diict,  w.     He  ha  wai;  he  auwai. 

4^r'ab,  n.    He  kamaaiua  no  Arabia. 

4^r'a-bi€,  adj.    No  Arabia. 

Ar'a-ble,  adj.    Kupono  ke  mahi. 

Ar'bl-tra-ry,  adj.    1.  Mawaho  o  ko  ka- 
nawai. 

2,    Hamuli  o  ka  manao  iho.     An  arbi- 
trary person,  he  kanaka  e  hooko  ana 

..  mamuli  o  kona  manao  wale  iho  no. 

Ar'bi-trate,   v.     E  hooholo  i  ka  pono 

..  iwaena  o  na  aoao  elua;  e  uwao. 

Ar'bi-tra'tion,  n.    Ka  hooholo  ana  o  ka 
pono  iwaena  o  na  aoao  elua;  ka  uwao 

..  ana. 

Ar'bi-tra'tor,  n.  Ka  mea  e  hooholo  ana 
no  ka  pono  iwaena  o  na  aoao  elua;    he 

..  uwao. 

Ar'bor,  n.    Wahi  malumalu  o  na  laau 

..  ulu. 

Arc,  n.    He  pio.    An  arc  of  a  circle,  he 

..  pio  o  ka  poai. 

Arch,   adj.    1.    Maalea.    Syn.   shrewd; 
mischievous. 
2.    Kiekie.    Arch-angel,   anela  kiekie. 

..  Arch-bishop,  bihopa  kiekie. 

Arch,  n.    He  pio;  ne  pao. 

Arch,  V.    E  hoopio;  e  nolu. 

Ar'chaB-61'o-gy,  71,  Ka  ike  e  pill  ana 
1  ka  noho  ana  o  na  kanaka  o  ka  wa 

..kahiko. 

Arch-bish'op,  n.    Bihopa  Nui. 

Arch-en'e-my,  n.    1.    He  enemi  nul. 

..2.    Satana;  ka  diabolo'. 

Arch'er,  n.    He  mea  akamai  i  ka  pan  a 

..  pua. 

Arch'er-y,  n.    Ke  akamai  o  ka  pana 

..  pua. 

Ar-chi-pel'a-go,  n.    He  pae  moku. 

Ar'chi-tect,   n.      He    kanaka   kukulu 

..hale. 

Ar'chi-tect'ure,  n.  Ke  kukulu  ana. 
Science  of  architecture,  ka  ike  no  ke  ku- 

..  kulu  ana. 

Ar'ehiA-es,  n.    1.    Na  buke  moolelo  no 
na  oihana  aupuni. 
2.    Ka  waihona  buke  moolelo  o  ke  au- 

..puni. 

Arch'ly,    adv.     Me   ka   maalea.     Syn. 

..roguishly;  mischievously. 

Arc'tic,  n.    Na  wahi  o  ka  honua  e  hoo- 
puni  ana  i  ka  welau  akau. 
2.    Arc-tic  circle,   ka  poai   anu  akau. 

,.  Arc-tic  weather,  kau  anu  loa. 

Ar'dent,    adj.     1.     Wela   loa.     Ardent 
heat  of  the  sun,  ka  wela  loa  o  ka  la. 
2.    Pumehana.    Ardent  love,  aloha  pu- 

..  mehana. 

Ar'dent-ly,  adv.    1.    Me  ka  wela  nui. 

..  2.    Me  ka  pumehana  loa. 

Ar'dor,  n.  1.  He  wela.  The  ardor  of 
the  sun's  rays,  ka  wela  o  na  kukuna  o 
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2.  He  pumehana,  the  ardor  of  love,  ka 
pumehaua  o  ke  aloha. 

3.  He  iiiii  nui  o  ka  naau.    He  studies 
with  ardor,  ke  imi  nci  oia  me  ka  iini 

..  uui  o  kanaaii.    Syn.  eagerness;  fervor. 
Ar'du-oiis,  ad?'.   Pilikia;  paakiki.  Syn. 

hard;    difficult.    An  arduous  work,  he 
_  hana  pilikia. 
A're-aj  n.    Hi.    Syn.  surface.    Area  of 

land,  ili  o  ka  aiua. 
A-re'na,  n.    Wahi  akea,  kahi  i  hooko- 
..  ia'i  kela  me  keia  hana  akea. 
Ar'gue,  V.    E  paiopu;  e  wehewehe  ku- 
.. mumanao.    Syn.  debate,  reason. 
Ar'gu-ment,  n.    Ka  wehewehe  ana. 
..  2.    Ke  kumu  manao;  ka  paio  ana. 
Ar'gu-ment'a-tive,  adj.    1.    Pill  i  ka 

wehewehe  ano. 

2.    Akamai  1  ka  wehewehe  ano.   An  ar- 
gumentative mind,  he  naau  akamai  i  ka 
„  wehewehe  ano. 

Ar'ld,  adj.    Panoa.    Syn.    sterile;  bar- 
ren. 
A-right',   adv.     Me   ka  pono;    me   ka 

pololei. 
A-rise',   v.    1.      E    ala.    Questions   will 

arise,  e  ala  mai  ana  na  ninau. 
^2.    E  eu. 
Ar'is-toc'ra-^y,  n.     1.     He    aupuni   i 

hoomaluia  e  na  'lii  me  ka  poe  koikoi 

wale  no. 
„2.    Na  makaainan a  koikoi  o  ka  aina. 
Ar'is-to-crat'ie,    adj.     Koikoi;    hano- 

hano. 
A-ritli'me-tic,  w.    Nahelu;  arimatika. 

Mental  arithmetic,  helu  naau.     Written 

arithmetic,  helu  kakau. 
A-rith'me-ti'^ian,  n.    Mea  i  akamai 
..ma  na  helu. 
Ark,  n.    He  pahu.    Ark  of  the  covenant, 

ka  pahu  benta. 

2.    Hale  lana.    Noah's  Ark,  ka  hale  lana 
..  a  Noa. 
Arm,  V.    1.    E  kahiko  i  na  mea  kaua. 

2.    E  hoomakaukau  i  na  lako  no  ke 
..  kaua. 

Arm'a-ment,  n.    Na  lako  no  ke  kaua. 
Arm'chair,  n.    Noho  paipai  lima. 
Arm'ful,  n.    Ka  piha  lima  nui. 
Arm'hole,  n.    Ka  puka  no  ka  lima. 
Arm'i-sti^e,  n.    Ka  hoomoe  iki  ana  o 
..  ke  kaua. 

Ar'mor,  n.    Ke  kahiko  kaua  metala. 
Ar'mo-ry,  n.    Hale  kahiko  kaua. 
Arm'pit,  n.    Poaeae. 
Arms,  w.    Na  pu,  me  na  pahi  kaua  o  ke- 
..  la  a  me  keia  ano. 
Arms'lcngth,  n.    1.    Hai  lima. 

2.    kaawale.     To  keep  at  arms  length,  e 
..  hookaawale  aku. 
Ar'my,  n.    He  puall  koa  nui. 
Ar'my--w6rm,  n.    Ka  peelua. 
^-ro'ma,  n.    He  ala.    SYN.  fragrance. 
Ar'o-inat'ic,  adj.  Aala.    Syn.  fragrant. 
A-rouncl',  prep.    A  puni.    All  around, 

ma  na  wahi  a  pau  e  puni  ana. 
A-rouse',  V.    Ehoala;  e  hooeu'eu'. 
Ar-ralgn'  (ar-rane),  v.  E  hoopii  ku-e'. 


To  arraign  a  motive,  e  hoopii  ku-e  i  ke- 
kahi  manao.  To  arraign  at  the  bar  <f 
justice,  e  hoopii  ku-e'  imua  o  ka  aha 
nookolokolo. 

Ar-rfinge' V.  E  hooponopono;  e  hoo- 
nohonoho  pono.  Syn.  to  adjust;  tot^et 
in  order.  Arrange  a  difficulty,  e  hoopo- 
nopono i  ka  hihia.  Arrange  a  room,  e 
hoonohonoho  pono  i  ke  keena. 

Ar-range'ment,  n.  1.  Ka  hoonohonoho 
ana.  The  arrangement  of  the  books,  ka 
hoonohonoho  ana  i  na  buke. 

2.  Ka  hooponopono  ana.  The  arrange- 
ment of  the  difficulty,  ka  hooponopono 
ana  i  ka  hihia. 

3.  Ka  noomakaukau  ana.  The  arrange- 
ments for  a  meeting,  ka  hoomakaukau 

„  ana  no  ka  halawai. 

Ar'rant,  adj.  Kaulana  no  ka  ino.  Syn. 
infamous;  vile.  An  arrant  coward,  he 
maka'u  wale  i  kaulana. 

Ar-ray',  v.  1.  E  hoonohonoho  i  ka  hoo- 
uka  kaua. 

2.  E  kahiko  a  nani  ke  kino.  Sy'n. 
adorn. 

Ar-rears',  n.    1.    Komo  i  ka  aie. 
2.    Koena  aie.    Syn.  debt. 

Ar-rest',  v.    1.    E  hopu.  Arrest  the  crim- 
inal, e  hopu  i  ka  lawe  hala. 
2.    E  keakea;  e  kau  pale.     Arrest  his 
evil  course,  e  keakea  i  kona  alanui  e  ho- 
le ai  i  ka  ino. 

8.  E  hoopaa.  Arrest  the  attention^  e  hoo 
paa  i  ka  noonoo. 

Ar-riv'al,  71.  1.  Ke  ku  ana  mai.  Ar- 
rival of  the  ship,  ke  ku  ana  mai  o  ka 
moku. 

2.    Ka  hiki  ana  mai.    The  arrival  of  the 
mail,  ka  hiki  ana  mai  o  ke  eke  leta. 
8.    Ka   hoea  ana  mai.   The  arrival  in 
sight,  or  the  coming  in  sight. 

Ar-rive',  v.    E  ku  mai. 
2.    E  hiki  mai. 

„  3.    Arrive  in  sight,  e  hoea  mai. 

Ar'ro-gan^e,   n.      Hookiekie;   haakel. 

„ Syn.  haughtiness;  conceit. 

Ar'ro-gate,  v.    E  hookiekie;  e  hoohaa- 
_  kei. 

Ar'roiv,  n.    He  pua  pana. 

Ar'ro-w-robt,  n.    Pia. 

Ar'se-nal,  n.    Hale  hooahu  no  na  lako 

..  kaua. 

Ar'son,  n.    Ka  puhi  kolohe  ana  i  ka  ha- 

..  le,  a  moku  paha,  i  ke  ahi. 
Art,  n.  Ka  ike  akamai  no  na  hana  lima. 
Mechanical  art,  oihana  hana  lima. 

2.  Fiiie  arts,  na  oihana  haku  mele  me 
ka  pena  kii. 

3.  Liberal,  or  polite  arts,  na  oihana  hoo- 
naauao. 

..4.    Noeau;  akamai.    Syn.  skill. 
Ar'tter-y,  n.  Aa  lele,  e  hookahe  ana  i 
ke  koko  iloko  o  na  aa  koko. 

Ar-te'sian,  adj.     Artesian  weUy  he  lua 
,.  wai  i  wiliia. 

Art/ful,  adj.  1.  Noeau.  Syn.  skillful. 
2.    Maalea.    Syn.  cunning. 


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Ar'ti-€le,  n.     He  mea.     Any  article  you 

please,  aia  ka  mea  au  i  makemake  ai. 
-  2.    He  hua  olelo.    a,  an. 
..  8.    He  pauku  olelo.    Article  1,  Pauku  1. 
Ar'ti-fi?e,  v.     1.     He  hana  epa;  hana 

maalea.    Syn.  trick;  fraud. 
,.2.    He  hana  akamai.  Syn.  contrivance. 
Ar-tiPi-^er,   n.     He  kanaka  akamai  i 

.ka  hana  lima.    Syn.  artisan. 
Ar'ti-f  i'^lal,  adj.    1.  Hana  ia  e  ka  lima 

kanaka. 

2.    Hookamani;   oiaio   ole.      Artificial 
,  smile,  he  aka  hookamani. 
Ar-til'ler-ist,  n.  1.  He  mea  akamai  me 

na  pukaua  nui. 
..  2.    He  koa  lawelawe  pukaua  nui. 
Ar-til'ler-y,  ?i.    1.    N a  pukaua  nui  me 

r.a  lako. 

2.    Ka  puali  kaua  e  lawelawe  ana  me 

na  pukaua  nui. 
,.  3.    Na  lako  o  ka  pana  me  na  pua. 
Ait/ist,  71.    1.  He  mea  akamai  ma  keka- 

hi  o  na  oihana  akamai. 
..  2.    He  mea  pena  kii ;  pai  kii. 
Ar-tls'tic,  aaj     Eleu  ma  na  hana  aka- 
..mai. 

Art'less,  adj.     Epa   ole;    maalea  ole. 
..  Oiaio,  me  he  keiki  liilii  la. 
Art'less-ness,  n.    Ke  ano  oiaio  maoli; 
^hookamani  ole.     Syn.  ingenuousness. 
As,  adv.  1.  E  like  me.  Do  as  I  do,  e  hana 

e  like  me  au  nei. 

2.    Penei.    ^s/or  i'?wia?jce,  penei  paha. 

8.    Oiai.    As  you  are  tardy  you  must  stop 

after  school,  oiai  ua  komo  hope  oe  e  no- 

ho  oe  mahope  o  ke  kula.     Syn.  since; 

for  as  much. 

4.    As  if,  mehe  mea'la;  mehea'la. 
As-^enci',  v.    1.    E  pii;  e  pii  iluna. 

2.    Pukoo;  i>unohu.    Ascend  as  smoke, 

ke  pukoo  nei  ka  uahi. 
As-^end'eii-^y,   n.     Ka   mana,     Syn. 

power;  control. 
J^»-qenV^n.    Ka piina;  hoopiina. 
As'^er-tain',  v.    E  hoomaopopo  lea. 
As-crihe',  v.    1.    E  kapilij)ili.    Ascribe 

false  motives,  e  kapilipili  i  na  manao 

ino.    Syn.  impute ;  attribute. 

2.    E  hoopili;  e  haawi.    Ascribe  power 

to  God,  e  hoopili  akuka  man  a  i  Ke  Akua 

Ascriptions  of  praise,  e  haawi  i  ka  hoo- 

nani. 
A- shamed',  adj.    Hilahila;  palaJmaka. 
Ash'es,  n.    Na  lehu  ahi. 
A-shore',    adv.     Ma   kahakai;    ua   ili. 

The  ship  is  ashore,  ua  ili  ka  moku. 

2.    To  go  ashore,  {from  ship  or  boat),e 

lele  iuka. 

8.    To  go  ashore,  (as  a  boat),  e  pae  iuka. 
Asli'y,  ady.    Mehe  lehu  la. 
A'si-at'ic,  adj.    No  Asia. 
A-side',  adv.    Ma  ka  aoao;  ma  kahi  ka- 

aAvale.    Step  aside,  e  nee  aku  ma  ka 

aoao,  e  nee  aku  ma  kahi  kaawale. 
As'i— nine,  adj.    Ano  kekake;  ano  nu- 
.  nuha;  paakiki. 
Ask,  V.    1.    E  noi.    Syn.  request. 

2.    E  ninau.    Syn.  to  question. 


3.  Ask  for  information,  e  niele;  e  nle- 
niele. 

4.  Ask  continuously,  e  niuaninau. 
As-kan^e',  adv.    To  look  askance,  e  awihi 

na  maka. 
A-slant',  adv.    Hi-o'. 
A-sleep',  adj.    Hiamoe. 
As'peet,  w.    Hiohiona;  he  nanaina. 
As-per'l-ty,  n.    Ano  huhu;  okalakala. 

Syn.  acrimony. 
As-perse',  v.    E  paokee ;  e  akiaki.  Syn. 

slander;  defame. 
As-pir'ant,  n.    He  hooikaika;  mea  iini 

nui.    An   aspirant  for  fame,    he   mea 
^hooikaika  nui  i  kaulana. 
i^s'pi-rate,  n.    He  leo  ha. 
As'pi-ra'tion,  n.    1.    Ka  ha  ana  o  ka 

waha. 

2.    Ka  iini  o  ka  naau  e  holo  mua. 
As-pir'ing:,  adj.     Hooeueu;    holomua. 

Syn.  ambitious. 
A  8-pire',  v.    E  iini  me  ka  hooikaika  pu. 
Ass,  n.    1.    He  kakake. 

2.    He  kanaka  naaupo,  paakiki. 
As-sail',  v.    E  hakaka';  e  ku-e.    Syn. 

attack;  assault. 
As-sail'ant,  n.  Mea  hakaka;  mea  ku-e. 

2.    Mea  hoomaka  e  hakaka'. 
As-sas'sin,  n.    He  kanaka  kawa'  po. 
As-sas'sin-ate,  v.    E  kawa'  po;  e  kimo 

po. 
As-sanlf,  r.    E  lima  ikaika  aku;  e  ha- 
kaka; epepehi. 

2.    Assault  and  battery,  ka  hakaka'  me- 

me  ka  pepehi. 
As-say',  n.    Ka  hoomaopopo  ana  i  ka 

nui  o  ka  metala  ma  kekahi  rainerala. 

2.    Ka  hoomaopopo  ana  i  ka  nui  o  ke 

kala,  a  gula  paha,  ma  ke  dala  aupuni. 
As-sem'ble,  v.    E  hooakoakoa. 
As-sem'bly,  n.     He  aha;   he   anaina. 

Legislative  Assembly,  ahaolelo  kau  ka- 

nawai.    Religious  assembly,  anaina  hai- 

pule. 
As-sent',  v.    E  ae,  mamuli  o  kekahi  o- 

lelo,  a  hana  paha.    Syn.  consent. 
As-sert',  v.    E  hooia.    Syn.  affirm. 

2.    E  hai  me  ke  kanalua  ole.     Syn. 

aver;  declare. 
As-ser'tion,  n.    He  olelo  hooia;  olelo 

hoomaopopo.    Syn.  declaration. 

2.    He  olelo  wale  no.     That  is  your  as- 
sertion; prove  it.    Kau  olelo  wale  no  ia; 

e  hooia  mai. 
As-sess',  V.    E  auhau;  e  helu.    He  is 

assessed  for  the  school  tax,  auhauia  (he- 

luia)  oia  no  ka  auhau  kula. 
As-sess'a-ble,  adj.    Ku  pono  i  ka  au- 
hau. 
As-sess'ment,  n.    Ka  helu  ana  no  ka 

auhau. 
A8,-ses8'or,  n.    Luna  helu  no  na  auhau. 

As'sets,  n.  yi.    Na  pono  kino  a  pau  i 
^  hiki  ke  kuaiia  no  ke  dala. 
As'si-du'i-ty,  n.    Ka  hooikaika;  ka  mi- 

kiala.    Syn.  dilligence. 
As-sid'u-oiis,  adj.  Mikiala;  hooikaika. 

Syn.  dilligent. 


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A8-sigrn'>  V.  1.  E  haawl.  I  assign  this 
work  to  you,  ke  haawi  nei  au  i  keia  hana 
ia  oe.  /  assign  no  reason,  aole  au  e  ha- 
awl i  kumu. 

2.     To  assifjn  a  limit,,  e  kau  I  palena. 
8.     To  assign  a  day,  e  kuhikuul  1  la. 

4.  To  assign  counsel  to  prisoner,  e  hoo- 
koho  i  kokua  no  ka  lawehala. 

5.  To  assign  property,  e  waiho  1  ka  wai- 
wai  ma  ka  lima  o  hal. 

6.  To  assign  a  portion,  e  mahele  i  haa- 
^  wina. 

As'sign-ee',  n.    Ka  haku  malama  wai- 

wai  o  ka  mea  i  ale,  no  ka  pouo  o  ka  poe 

1  aieia. 
As-aign'ment,  n.    Ka  walho  ana  o  ka 

waiwai  o  ka  mea  i  aie,  no  ka  pono  o  ka 

poe  1  aieia. 
As-sign'or,  n.    Ka  mea  nana  i  waiho  i 

kona  waiwai,  no  ka  pono  o  ka  poe  nana 

la  i  hooaie. 
As-sim'i-late.  v.    E  hoolike;  e  hoolike- 

like. 
As-sist',  V.   E  kokua.    Syn.  aid;  help. 
As-sist'an^e,  n.    Kokua.    Syn.  help. 
As-sist'ant,  n.   He  kokoolua:  he  kokua. 
As-so'^i-ate,  w.    He  hoa;  he  kokoolua. 
As-8o'^i-ate',  v.    E  launa  pu. 
As-s6'^i-a'tion,   n.     L     Ka  launa  pu 

ana  o  na  noonoo. 
•  2.     He  aha;    ahahui.    Association   for 

the  advancement  of  knowledge,  he  ahahui 

no  ka  hooholo  mua  ana  o  ka  ike.   Syn. 

society. 
As-sort',  V.    1.    E  hookaawale  ma  na 

ano. 

2.    E  ahu,  i  kela  me  keia  ano. 
As-sort'ment,  n.     He  ahu  o  kela  me 

keia  mea. 
As-suage',  v.    E  hoomalili;  e  hooeml; 

e  hooluolu.    Assuage  grief,  e  hooluolu  i 

ka  luuluu.     Syn.  mitigate;  alleviate; 

lessen. 
As-sume',  v.    1.    E  olelo  wale  me  ka 

hooiaole. 

2.  E  lawe.    Assume  power,  e  lawe  i  ka 
mana.    Syn.  take. 

3.  E  hookamani.    Assume  a  virtue,  e 
hookamani  mamuli  o  kekahi  pono. 

As-sur'an^e,  n.  1.  Oni  paa.  Full  as- 
surance of  hope,  ka  oni  paa  o  ka  manao 
lana. 

2.  Mahaoi.    Syn.  impudence. 

3.  Pauai  ola.    See  insurance. 
As-sure',  v.    1.    E  hooia;  e  hai  oiaio. 

2.    E  panai  ola.    See  insure. 
As-sur'ed-ly,    adv.     He    oiaio.     Syn. 

certainly. 
As'ter-Isk,  n.    He  hoailona  pal  (*). 

A -stern',  adv.    7  ^opg,  o  ka  moku. 

Asth'ma,  71.    Haanou;  nae. 

Asth-mat'ic,  adj.    Mai  1  ka  haanou. 

As-ton'ish,  v.    E  haohao;  e  puiwa. 

As-ton'lsh-ing,  adj.  Kupanaha;  ka- 
mahao.    Syn.  wonderful. 

As-tf'in'ish-ment,  n.  Haohao  oka  ma- 
nao.   Syn.  wonder. 


A-«tray',  adv.    Auwana;  hewa.    Tc  go 

astray,  e  hele  hewn;  e  hele  auwana. 
A-stride',  adj.    Kihelei. 
A8-tr«>l'o-grer,  n.    He  kilo  hoku'. 
As-tron'o-mer,  n.    Kanaka  ao-hoku'. 
As-trtJn'o-my,  n.    Ao-hoku', 
As-tute',  adj.    Noeau;   maalea.    Syh. 

shrewd;  sagacious;  wilv. 
A-siftn'der,  adv.    Kaawale. 
A-sy'lum,  n.    Hale  hookipa  no  ka  x)oe 

i  luuluu  i  kekahi  pilikia.    Insane  asy- 
^  lum,  hale  hookipa  no  ka  poe  pupule. 
At,  prep.    1.    Ma.    At  first,  mamua.;  i  ki- 

nohou. 
_2.  I.  Look  at  the  child,  e  nana  i  kekeikl. 
A'the-ist,  n.  Kanaka  hoole  akua.  Syn. 
^infidel. 
A'the-ist'l€-al,a(y.    Hoole  akua. 

Ath-lete',  n.  Kanaka  puipui,  kanaka 
hooikaika  kino. 

A.th-let'ic,  acfj.  Ikaika;  puipui.  Syn. 
lustv ;  robust.  Athletic  sports,  na  lealea 
hooikaika  kino. 

A-thwart',  prep.  Mawaena;  raai  kahi 
aoao  a  i  kahi  aoao.  Athwartships,  ma- 
waena o  ka  moku,  mai  kahi  aoao  a  i 
^  kahi  aoao  o  ka  moku. 

At'las,  n.    He  buke  palapala  aina. 

At'mos-phere.  n.    Kalewa;  ke  ea. 

Atmos-pher'ic-al,  adj.  No  ka  lewa; 
no  ke  ea. 

A- toll',  71.  He  mokupuni  akoakoa  o  ke 
kai,  he  ane  poepoe  me  ka  loko  kai  ma- 
-waena. 

At'om,  n.    Hepula;  hu'na. 

A-tone',  V,    E  kala  i  ka  hala. 

A-tone'ment,  n.    Ke  kalahala. 

A-tro'^iofis,  adj.  Hewa  loa;  lokoino 
loa. 

A-trd^'l-ty,  71.  Ka  mainoino  nui;  loko- 
ino loa.  • 

At-tach',  V.  1.  E  hoopili;  e  hoopaa. 
Attach  a  label,  e  hoopili  i  hoailona.  Syn. 
affix;  tie. 

2.  E  pili  aloha  aku.    Syn.  en  amor. 

3.  E  nopu  i  ka  waiwai,  a  kino  paha, 
^  no  ka  aie.    Syn.  sieze. 

Attache'  (at-ta-sha'),  n.     He  kakau- 

olelo  no  ka  elele  aupuni. 
At-tach'ment,  n.    1.    Ka  hoopaa  ana; 

hoopili  ana. 

2.  Ka  pili  aloha.    Syn.    Affection. 

3.  Palapala  hoopaa  waiwai. 
At-taek',  v.  1.  E  nakaka.   Syn.  assault. 

2.    E  hoouka  kaua.    Syn.  battle. 

At-taln',  V.  E  loaa,  mamuli  o  ka  hoo- 
ikaika.   Syn.  arrive  at. 

At-tain'a-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ke  loaa  ma- 
muli o  ka  hooikaika. 

At-tain'ment,  n.  Ka  loaa  mamuli  o  ka 
hooikaika. 

At-tempt',  n,  Ka  hoao  ana.  Syn.  trial; 
effort     Make  an  attempt,  e  hoao. 

At- tend',  v.  1.  E  hoolohe.  Syn.  listen; 
hear. 

2.    Attevd  service,  e  hele  i  ka  halawai. 
8.    E  lawelawe.    To  attend  on  the  sick. 


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e  lawelawe  no  ka  poe  mai.    Syn.  wait 
on. 
At-tend'ance,  n.    1.    Ka  hoolohe  ana. 
Syn.  regard.    Attendance  on  instrvxAwn^ 
ka  hoolohe  ana  i  ka  naauao. 

2.  Ka  hele  mau  ana.  Attendance  at 
court,  ka  hele  mau  ana  i  ka  aha  hoo- 
kolokole. 

3.  Ka  lawelawe  ana.  Syn.  waiting 
upon. 

At-tend'ant,  n.  1.  He  mea  lawelawe. 
2.  He  mea  hele  mau.  An  attendant  at 
church,  he  mea  hele  mau  i  ka  halawai. 

At-ten'tion,  n.  1.  Hoolohe.  Syn.  heed. 

2.  Noonoo.  Attention  to  study,  ka  noo- 
noo  no  ke  ao  ana. 

3.  Maliu;  hoolaulea.  Syn.  civility; 
respect.  Attention  to  guests,  ka  maliu 
ana  i  na  hoa  aina. 

At-tent'ive,  adj.    1.    Hoolohe.    An  at- 
tentive child,  he  keiki  hoolohe.     Syn. 
heedful. 
2.    Maliu;  laulea. 

At-tent'ive-ly,  adj.  1.  Listen  attentive- 
ly, e  haliu  pono  mai  i  na  pepeiao;  e  ha- 
ka  pono. 

At-ten'u-at-ed,  adj.  L  Wiwi;  olala. 
Syn.  thin. 

2.  Lahilahi  loa. 

3.  Makalii  loa. 

At-test',  V.     E  olelo  hoike.     Syn.  wit- 

^ness. 

At'tic,  n.  Kauwahi  o  ka  hale  malalo 
pono  o  ke  kaupoko. 

At- tire',  n.     Na  aahu;   na  lole  komo. 

^Syn.  g;arments;  raiment:  clothes. 

At'tl-tude,  71.  1.  Ke  ano  o  ke  ku  ana, 
ka  noho  ana,  ka  moe  ana.  To  stand  in 
a  lazy  attitude,  e  ku  ma  ke  ano  loraalo- 
ma.  To  sit  in  an  attitude  of  attention,  e 
noho  me  ka  haka  pono.  A  reclining  at- 
titude, he  moe  hillnai. 
2.  To  assiime  a  threatening  attitude,  e 
noho  (or  ku)  ma  ke  ano  hooweliweli. 

At-tor'ney,  n.  He  kokua  ma  ke  kana- 
wai;  he  hope;  heloio. 

At-traet',  v.    E  ume.     The  sun  attracts 
the  earth,  ume  ka  La  i  ka  Honua.  To  at- 
tract attention,  e  ume  i  ka  noonoo;   or 
e  ume  i  ka  ike  o  ka  maka. 

At-trac'tion,  7i.  1.  K a  ume  ana.  At- 
traction of  gravitation,  ka  ume  ana  o  ka 

honua  i  ke  kaumaha. 
2.    He  mea  aulii ;  mea  mikioi ;  he  kumu 
onou. 

At-tract'Ive,  ad/.  Aulii;  onou.  An  at- 
tractive woman,  he  wahine  aulii.  At- 
tractive vice,  na  lealea  e  onou  ana. 

4-t-trIb'ute,  V-    See  Ascribe. 

Af  tri-bute,  n.    He  ano;  he  loina. 

^uc'tion,  n.    Kudala. 

Auc'tion-eer',  n.    Kanaka  kudala. 

^u-da'^iotks,  ad/.  Nahoa;  aa;  mahaoi; 

Syn.  bold. 
^u-da-y'i-ty,  n.  Keanonahoa;  aawale. 

^u'di-ble,  adj.    Loheia. 

^«'di-l>ly>  o-dv.   Maopopo  i  ka  pepeiao. 


iVu'di-en^e,  n.    1.    Ka  lohe  ana.    Syn. 

hearing.    In  the  audience  of  the  people, 

ma  ka  lohe  ana  o  na  kanaka. 

2.    He  anaina.    Syn.  assembly.    Speak 

before  an  audience,  e  kamilio  imua  o  ke 

anaina. 
.^u'dit,  V.  E  hooia  i  na  helu,  a  i  na  buke 

helu  paha. 
^u'di-tor,  n.   1.    Luna  hooia  helu  dala. 

2.    Ka  mea  e  lohe  ana. 
Au'ger,  n.    He  will  puka  nui. 
^ug-ment',    v.       E     hoomahuahua'e. 

Syn.  increase. 
^u'gur,  V.    E  kilokilo;  e  wanana.  Syn. 

predict;  forbode. 
iVu'gust,  n.    Ka  mahina,  Augate. 
'^n-giiaV,  adj.    Hanohano  loa. 

Aunt,  n.  Kaikuahine  o  ka  makua;  ma- 
kua  ma  ka  hanau'na. 

Ati-ric'u-lar,  adj.  E  pili  ana  i  ka  pe- 
peiao. 

Au-ro'ra,  n.    Ke  alaula. 

Au'8pl-?e8,  n.  Malu.  Under  the  aus- 
pices of  the  King,  malalo  o  ka  malu  o  ka 
Moi. 

Au-spl'^iofts,  adj.  Kupono.  Syn.  pro- 
pitious. An  auspicious  day,  he  la  ku- 
pono. 

Au-ster'l-ty,  w.  Ano  oolea.  Syn.  se- 
verity. 

Au'top-sy,  71.  KaimI  ana  i  ke  kumu 
make.  Syn.  Post  mortem  examination. 

Au-then'tic,  adj.  Oiaio,  Syn.  true; 
genuine.  An  authentic  account,  he  kaao 
oiaio. 

Au-then'tl-cate  v.  E  hooia.  Syn. 
prove. 

Au'then-ti«:'i-ty,  n.  Ka  oiaio  maoll. 
Syn.  genuineness. 

^u'thor,  n.  1.  Ke  kumu;  ka  mea  1 
hookumu.  He  is  the  author  of  the  troub- 
le, ke  kumu  oia  o  ka  pilikia;  or,  nana  i 
hookumu  i  ka  pilikia.    Syn.  source. 

2.  The  Great  Author  of  life,  ke  Kumu 
Nui  o  ke  ola. 

3.  Mea  haku  buke;  haku  mele,  etc. 
Au-thor'i-ta-tlve,  adj.    Mana.    An  au- 
thoritative manner,  he  ano  mana. 

^u-thor'l-ty,  n,  Ka  mana  kauoha. 
Syn.  power.  By  authority,  ma  ke  ka- 
uoha. All  in  authority,  ka"  poe  a  pau  la 
lakou  ka  mana  kauoha. 
2.  He  mea  i  hilinai  la;  he  koo.  He  is 
an  authority  in  lawj  he  mea  oia  i  hilinai 
ia  ma  ke  kanawai;  or,  he  koo  oia  ma 
ke  kanawai. 

Au'thor-ize,  v.  E  kauoha;  e  haawi  i 
ka  mana. 

Au'to-bI-6gr'ra-phy,  n.  He  moolelo 
a  ke  kanaka  nona  ino. 

Au-t6e'ra-^y,  n.    Ka  mana  hookahi. 

Au'to-crat,  71.  Ka  mea  iaia  ka  mana 
hookahi;  ka  mana  a  pau. 

Au'to-grraph,  n.  Ke  kakaulima.  Syn. 
hand-writing;  chirography. 

Au'tAmn,  71.    Kau  haule  o  na  lau. 

Aux-il'ia-ry,  n.  1  He  kokoolua.  Syn, 
assistant;  ally. 


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2.    An  auxiliary  verb,  he  hainn  kokua. 
A-viiil',  V.    E  kokuii.     Syn.  assist. 

Lyinq  xoill  not  avail,  o  ka  wahuhee  he 

niea  kokua  ole  la. 
A-vuils'»  w.  pi.    Na  loaa.    Syn.  profits. 

The  avails  of  industry,  na  loaa  niamuli 

o  ka  hooikaika. 
A-vail'a-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ke  loaa. 
Av'a-lanche,  n.    Ke  kaa  ana.    An  ava- 
lanche of  earth,  ke  kaa  ana  o  ka  lepo, 
^  (ma  na  pali  o  kuahiwl). 
Av'a-ri^e,  n.  Puniwaiwai;  inakee  wai- 

wai;  alunu. 
Av-a-ri'^iotis,  odj.  Puniwaiwai ;  nlunu. 
A-vcnge',  v.    E  hoopai.    Syn.  punish; 

vindicate. 
A-ven'ger,  n.    Ka  mea  hoopai.    Syn. 

vindicator. 
Av'e-nue,  n.    1.    He  alanui  akea  iloko 

o  ke  kulanakauhale. 
A-ver',  V.    Syn.  assert. 
Av'er-age,  n.    1.    Averika;  ke  kaulike. 

2.    Adj.   Ikemauia.  An  average  amount 

of  rain,  he  u-aiikemau  ia.    An  average 

degree  of  understanding,  he  noonoo  i 

ike  mau  la,    Syn.  common. 
A-verse',  v.    Ku-e'  ka  mauao. 
A-ver'sion,  n.    Ke  ku-e'  o  ka  manao. 

Syn.  antipathy;  repugnance. 
A-vert',  V.  1.  E  hoonuli  ku-e'  i  na  maka. 

2.    E  pale  aku.    Avert  the  danger,  e  pale 
.  aku  i  ka  popilikia. 
A'vi-a-ry,  n.  He  hale  no  na  manu  o  ka 

lew  a. 
A-vid'i-ty,  n.   Ka  makemake  nui.   Syn. 
^greediness. 
Av'o-ea'tion,  n.    He  hana  liilii.     The 

avocations  of  life,  na  hana  liilii  o  keia 

ola. 
A-void',  V.    E  kaaokoa. 
A-vold'a-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ke  hookaao- 
^koaia;  hiki  ke  pale  ia. 
Av'oir-du-pois',  (av-er-du-poiz),  a. 

Avoirdupois  weight,  ke  ana  kaumaha  no 

na  kino  nui. 
A-v<5\v,  V.    E  ae  hoakaka  pono.    He  a- 

vowed  the  crime,  ua  ae  hoakaka  mai  oia 


nana  I  hana  I  ke  karaima.  An  avowed 
intention,  he  manao  paa  1  hoakaka  po- 
no ia. 

A-vow'al,  n.  Ka  ae  hoakaka  ana.  Syn. 
admission.  An  avowal  of  crime,  ka  ae 
hoakaka  ana  no  ke  karaima. 

A- wait',  V.  E  kakali;  e  kali.  I  await 
your  pleasure,  ke  kali  nei  a'u  i  kou  ma- 
kemake. 

A-wake',  adj.    Makaala. 

A-ivake',  v.    E  ala;  e  makaala. 

A-wak'en,  v,    E  hooala  mni. 

A-wak'en-lng,  w.    Ka  hooala  ana  mal. 

A-ward',  n.     He  olelo  hooholo.    Syn. 

judgement;  decision. 
A-ware',  v,    E  ike;  e  maoiHjpo.     Syn. 

know. 
A-way',  adv.    1.    Ma  kahi  e.    Go  away, 

e  hele  ma  kahi  e. 

2.    Aku.     Throw  it  away,  e  kiola  aku  ia 

mea. 
Awe  (aw),  71.    Ka  ilihia  o  ka  naau;  ka 

well  well  o  ka  naau. 
Aw'ful,  adj.    Weliweli;  ilihia;  eehia. 

A- while',  adv.    1.    Iki.     Rest  awhile,  e 

hoomaha  iki. 

2.    Liuliu  iki.    After  a  while,  a  liuliu 

iki. 
Awk'ward,  aty.    Hemahema;  manuea; 

hauhili.    Syn.  blundering. 
Awl,  n.    He  o. 

A wn'ing,  n.    He  anini ;  lole  pale  la. 
^J®  j  n.  Koilipi;  koi. 

Ax'i-om,  n.    Akiuma,  he  oiaio  maopo- 

^po  lea. 
Ax'i-o-mat'le,  adj.   Maopopolea.    Axio- 

^matic  truth,  he  oiaio  maopopolea. 
Ax'ls,  n.    He  iho.    Axis  of  the  earth,  ka 

.  iho  o  ka  Honua. 

Axalltree   i  ^-    Paipaikomo. 
Aye,  adv.    1.    Ae. 

2.    Wa  pau  ole.    Syn.  ever.    For  ever 
^and  aye,  no  ka  wa  pau  ole. 
Az'ure,  adj,    Uliuli,  e  like  me  na  lani. 


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Bab'ble,  v.    E  walaau  wale;   e  hau- 
walaau. 
Bab'bler,  n.    Mea  walaau  wale. 

Ba'l^  (  **•    K^^ki  kolo;  keiki  omo  waiu. 
Bab-oon',  n.    Keko  nui. 
Ba'by-hood,  n.    Ka  wa  keiki  kolo. 
Ba'by-ish,  adj.    Ano  keiki  liilii. 
Bach'e-lor,  n.    Kanaka  i  mare  ole. 

2.    Bachelor  of  arts.,  he  inoa  hanohano 

i  haawiia  1  na  liaumana  i  puka  pono 

aku  mai  ke  kula  nui. 
Back,  n.    Kua. 
Back,  adv.    Ma  ke  kua.     Syn.  behind. 

Back  of  the  hotise,  ma  ke  kua  o  ka  hale. 

2.    Mahope  ae. 
Back,  V.    1.    E  haawe;  e  waha. 

2.    E  ce  maluna.    To  back  a  horse,  e  ee 

malunao  ka  lio. 

8.    E  hooemi  hope;  e  emikua. 
Baek'bite,  v.    E  nuku;  e  aki. 
Baek'bit-er,  n.    Kanaka  akiaki. 
Back'bone,  n,    Iwi  kuamoo. 
Back-door,  n.    Ka  puka  ma  ke  kua  o 

ka  hale. 
Back'side,  71.    Aoao  hope. 
Back-slide',  v.    E  haalele  i  ka  pono. 
Back-slid'er,  n.   Mea  haalele  i  ka  pono. 
Back'ward   t  adv.    1.    I  hope  ae;  emi- 
Baek'wardsi      kua. 

2.    liOlohe,  He  is  backward  in  his  studies, 

lolohe  oia  ma  kana  irai  ana. 
Back-woods'inan,  n.    He  kuaaina;  he 

kaikua. 
Ba'con,  n.     Aoao  puaa,  1  kopiia  a  kau- 

laiia  i  ka  uahi. 
Bad,  adj.    1.    Ino;  hewa. 

2.    Pupuka.    A  bad  thing,  he  mea  pu- 

puka. 
];ad^e,  n.   He  hoailona.   Syn.  insignia. 

A  badge  of  ojfice,  he  hoailona  o  ka  oi- 

hana.    Insignia  of  rank,  na  hoailona  o 

ke  kulana. 
Baffle,  V.   E  hoohoka;  e  keakea.   Syn. 

balk;  frustrate. 
Baffling,    adj.    Hoolauwill   wale.     A 

baffling  wind,  he   makani  hoolauwili 

wale. 
l$ag,  n.    He  eke;  he  hipuu. 
Bag'gage,  n.    Ukana  pili  kino. 
Bag'ging,  n.    Lole  hana  eke. 
Bail,  n.     Bela,  ma  ke  kanawai  he  dala 

hoopaa  kino. 

2.    He  au  bakeke. 
Ball, -y.    1.    E  bela;  ehaawi  1  bela.     To 

give  bail,  e  haawi  i  bela.    T>  go  bail,  e 

lilo  i  hope  no  ka  mea  i  bela  ia. 

2.    E  ka  i  ka  liu. 


Bail'a-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ke  bela  la. 

Bait,  n.    He  maunu. 

Bait,  V.     1.     E  kau  i  ka  maunu  ma  kft 

makau. 

2.    E  hanai  ka  ai  i  ka  holoholona. 
Bake,  v.    E  hoomoa  ma  ka  imu. 
Bak'er,  w.    Kanaka  puhi  palaoa. 
Bak'er-y,  n.    Hale  puhi  palaoa;   hale 

hoomoa  mea  ai. 
Bal'an^e,  n.    1.  He  kaupaona  kau  like. 

2.    Ke  koena  i  like. 
Bal'ance, -v.    1.    E  kaupaona  like. 

2.    E  noohalike.     Balance  accounts,  e 

hoohalike  i  na  aoao  elua  o  ka  mooaie. 
Bal'an^e-sheet,  n.  He  pcpa  hoike  i  ka 

like  o  na  aoao  elua  o  ka  mooaie. 
»  Bal'co-ny,  n.    He  lanai  uuku. 
Bald,  adj.    Ohule;  niania;  nia. 
B^l'der-dash,  71.    Olelo  lapuwale ;  ano 

ole. 
Bald'ness,  n.    Ka  ohule  o  ke  poo. 
Bale,  71.    1.    He  ope  nui;  he  puolo  nui. 

2.    He  pu-a.  Bale  hay,  e  pu-a  i  ka  mauu 

maloo. 
Bale'ful,  adj.    Hoopoino;  ino. 
Bi^lk,  V.    1.    E  hoohoka.     Syn.     baffle. 

2.    E  kuemi  ihope,  e  like  me  ka  lio  nu- 

nuha. 
Balk'y,  adj.    Nuha.    A  balky  horse,  he 

iio  nuha. 
Ball,  n.    1,    He  aijaina  hula, 

2.  He  kini  popo. 

3.  He  poka.    Cannon  ball,  poka  puku- 
niahi.     " 

4.  He  popo.    A  ball  of  twine,  he  popo 
kuaina. 

Bal'lad,  71.    He  mele  o  ka  lahui. 

Bal'last,  71.  Ka  mea  hookaumaha  mo- 
ku,  a  waapa  paha. 

Bal-loon,'  n.  He  baluna;  he  eke  nui  i 
hoopihaia  i  ke  ea  mama,  i  laua  pono 
iloko  o  ka  lewa. 

Bal,lot,  n.    He  balota;  he  pepa  koho. 

Bal'lot,  V.    E  koho  balota. 

Bal'lot-box,  n.    Pahu  balota. 

Balm,  71.    1.    Bama;  he  laau  ala. 
2.    He  laau  hamo  eha. 

BaPsam,  n.    He  laau  hoola  eha. 

Bfil'ug-ter,  n.  He  laau  liilii  o  ka  pa  la- 
nai hale. 

BaJ'us-trade',  n.  He  pa  laau  o  ka  la- 
nai, a  alapii  paha. 

Bam-boo',  n.    He  ohe. 

Bam-bob'zle,  v.  E  hoopuniwale.  Syn. 
fool. 

Ba-na'na,  n.  Maia.  Banana  skin,  he 
paaa'.  Peel  a  banana,  e  paaa'  i  ka  mala. 

Baud,  n.    1.    Kaei;  apo. 


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2.    Hehui;  ahahui.    Syn.  society. 

8.    Hui  puhi  ohe. 

4.    Hi  ktia  pokakaa. 

6.    He  poc.    A  band  of  robbers,  he  poe 

powa'.    A  band  of  soldiers,  he  poe  koa. 
Band,  v.    E  hui,  no  kekahi  liana. 
Band'age,  n.    He  wahi'  no  na  eha  o  ke 

kino. 
Band 'box,  71.    Pahu  papale  wahine. 
Bfin'dit,  n.    He  powa.    Syn.  robber. 
Ban'dy,  V.    1.    ^andj/ t^ords,  e  kamailio 

aku  kamailio  mai. 

2.    E  lioolei  aku,  hoolel  mai. 
Bane'  n.    1,    Laau  make. 

2.    Kumu  hoopoino.    Bane  of  existence, 

kumu  o  hoopoino  ai  ke  ola. 
Bane'ful,  adj.     Hoopoino;  hoopilikia. 

Syn.  baleful. 
Bang:,  n.    1.    He  kul. 

2.    He  paui  ikaika  o  ka  puka.     Syn. 

slam. 
Ban'ish,  v.       E  kipaku  mai  ka  one  ha- 

uau. 
Ban'isIii'Uient,  n.    Ke  kipaku  ana  i  ka 

aina  e. 
Ban'is-ter,  n.    See  Balhister. 
Bank,  7t.    1.  He  kapa.  Bank  of  a  stream, 

he  kapa  kahawai. 

2.  He  ahua.  A  bank  of  earth,  he  ahua 
lepo. 

3.  He  ba'neko;  hale  malaraa  dala. 
Bank,  V.    1.    E  pale  me  ka  lepo. 

2.    E  hoomoe  dala  ma  ka  ba'neko. 
Bank'-ac-couut',  n.  Ka  mooaie  ma  ka 

ba'neko. 
Bank'-blll,  n.    Dala  pepa  a  ka  ba'neko. 
Bank'er,  n.    Kanaka  lavvelnwe  ma  ka 

oihana  ba'neko;  kanaka  ba'neko. 
Bfink'ing-bus'i-ness,  n.     Ka  oihana 

ba'neko. 
Bank'rupt,  n.    He  banekarupa;  mea  i 

hoka  ma  kana  oihana. 
Bank'rupt-^y,  n.    Ka  lilo  ana  i  bane- 
karupa.   To  go  into  bankruptcy,  komo  i 

ka  banekarupa. 
Bank'-stoek,  n.  Na  mahele  o  ke  kumu 

paa  o  ka  ba'neko. 
Ban'ner,  n.    He  hae;  he  lepa.    Sabbath 

school  banner,  hae  kula  sabati. 
Ban'quet,  n.    He  ahaaina  hanohano. 
Ban'ter,  V.      E  hoonaukiuki;   e  hana 

wale;  e hooaikola.    Svn.  tease. 
Bap'tism,  n.    Ka  bapetiso  au^. 
Bap-tize',  v.    E  baptiso.         ' 
Bar,  n.   1.   He  pauku,    A  bar  of  iron,  he 

pauku  hao;  he  auka  hao. 

2.  Pakaukau  kuai  waiona. 

3.  He  pao  ka  liale  hookolokolo.  The 
prisoner  at  the  bar,  ka  lawehala  imua  o 
ka  pa  o  ka  hale  hookolokolo. 

4.  He  pale  o  ka  leo  mele. 

5.  He  wahi  papau  ma  ka  nuku  o  ka 
muliwai,  a  makahi  komo  o  naawaku- 
moku. 

6.  He  papa  loio. 

7.  He  wani  hookolokolo.     Appear  be- 

{ore  the  bar  of  God,  e  ku  imua  o  ke  aha 
lookolokolo  o  Ke  Akua. 


8.    He  pale.    A  bar  to  further  progress, 

he  mea  e  pale  ai  ka  holo  mua. 
Bar,  V.    1.    E  pani  a  paa. 

2.    E  kau  pale;  o  keakea. 
Bar-l>sVrI-an,  n.  Kanaka  hihiu;  hupo. 
Bar'bar-i.sin,  n.     Ka  uoho  hupo  ana; 

ka  noho  hihiu  ana. 
Bar'bar-otis,  adj,    1.    Hihiu;  hupo. 

2.    Mainoiuo;  lokoiuo.    Syn.  cruel. 
Bar'ber,  n.    Kanaka  ako  lauoho. 
Bard,  n.  He  mea  haku  mele.  Syn.  poet. 

Hare,  adj.    Neo;  neoneo;  olohelohe.    A 

bare  reef,  he  kuaau;  koho'la. 
Bare'fa^ed,   adj.     Hilahila  ole.     Syn. 

shameless. 
Bare'foot,    adj.      Kamaa  ole;   wawae 

olohelohe. 
Bare'head'ed,  adj.    Papale  ole. 
Bare'ly,  adv.    1.    Wale  no.     Barely  eS' 

caped,  pakele  wale  no.    Syn.  merely. 
Bare-ness,  w.    Ka  nele;  ka  neoneo;  ka 

olohelohe. 
Biir'gain,  n.    Ke  kuai  ana.     To  make  a 

bargain,  e  hooholo  i  ke  kuai.     A  fair 

bargain,he  kuai  kaulike.  A  poor  bargain, 

he  kuai  poho'.     A  shrewd  bargain,  he 

kuai  apiki. 
Bar'gain,  v.    E  hooholo  i  ke  kuai. 
Barge,  n.    He  waapa  holoholo  lealea. 

Bark,  n.    1.    Hi  laau. 

2.  Aoaoa  o  ka  ilio. 

3.  He  moku  kia  kolu,  nona  ka  pea  nui 
wale  no  ma  ke  kia  hope;  he  kiapa. 

Bark,  v.    1.    E  aoaoa. 

2.  E  maihi  i  ka  ili  o  ka  laau. 

3.  E  hoopohole  i  ka  ili. 
Bar'ley,  n.    Bale,  he  ano  palaoa. 
Barn,  n.    Hale  papaa. 
Bar'na-ele,  n.    He  unaoa. 
Barn'yard,  n.    Ka  pa  o  ka  hale  papaa. 
Ba-rom'e-ter,  n.     He  barometa;   mea 

ana  i  ke  kaumaha  o  ke  ea. 
Biar'racks,  n.    Hale  noho  no  na  koa  o 

ke  Aupuni. 
Bar'rel,  n.    Pahu  barela. 
Bar'ren,  adj.    1.    Panoa.    Syn.  sterile. 

Barren  land,  aina  panoa. 

2.    Koa.    A  barren  tree,  he  laau  koa. 
Bar'ri-cade',  n.    He  pale  kaua. 

Bar'ri-er,  n.  He  paku;  he  mea  keakea. 

Bar'ris-ter,  n.    He  loio. 

Bar'ter,  v.    E  kuai  waiwal  no  ka  wai- 

wai;  e  kuapo. 
Bar'y-tone,  n.  Leo  pa-ko-li,  mawaena  o 

ka  leo  kane  me  ke  tenore. 
Base,  w.    1.    Kahua.    Syn.  foundation. 

2.    Leo  kane  o  ka  leo  mele. 

8.    ^oseZme,  kahamoe.    Base  of  a  tri- 
angle, aoao  moe  o  ka  huina  kolu. 

Base,  adj.    1.  Haahaa;  haumia.  Syn. 

mean;  vile. 

2.    Pupuka.    Syn.  worthless. 
Buse'less,  adj.    Kumu  ole. 
Base'ly,  adv.    Ino.    Basely  desert,  haa- 

lele  ino. 
Base'inent,  n.    Ko  lalo  loa  o  ka  hale; 

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Base'ness,  n.     Ka  haahaa;   ka  apiki; 

ka  lapuwale.    Syn.  turpitude. 
Bash^ful,  adj.     1.     Palaimaka;   maka 

Mlahila.    Syn.  shy;  diffident. 

2.    Oheke.    Syn.  countrified. 
Bash'ful-ness,  n.  Maka  hilahila  wale. 
Ba'sin,  n.    1.    He  pa  tini. 

2.  He  poho  aina. 

3.  He  loko  wai  iiuku. 

Ba'sis,  n.     Kahua;  kumu.    Syn.  foun- 
dation. 
Bask,  V.    E  lala;  e  moe  nanea  1  ka  la. 
Bas'ket,  w.    Hinai;  i-e. 
Baste,  V.    1.    E  omao. 

2.  E  hili  me  ka  laau. 

3.  E  kopi'  i  ke  kai  maluna  o  ka  i-o  e 
pulehu  ana. 

Bat,  n.    1.    Laau  kinipopo. 

2.    He  ope'ape'a. 
Batch,  n.    1.    Ka  nui  o  ka  ai  i  hoomo- 

aia  i  ka  wa  hookahi. 

2.  Nahanai  hanaiai  ka  wa  hookahi. 

3.  Na  mea  o  kela  me  keia  ano  i  waiho 
huikauia. 

Bath,  n.    He  auau. 

Bath'-hrick,  n.    Pohaku  anal  pahi. 

Bathe,  v.    E  auau. 

Bath'-house,  n.    Hale  auau. 

Bath'-room,  n.    Keena  auau. 

Bath'-tuh,  n.    Pahu  auau. 

Batli'ing-dress,  n.    Lole  auau. 

Bat-tal'ion,  n.    Puali  koa. 

B  after,  n.  Palaoa  i  kawiliia  a  lahilahl. 

Bat'ter-y,  n.    1.    He  wahi  pa  kaua. 

2.  He  huina  o  na  pu  nui  o  ka  moku,  a 
o  ka  pakaua  paha. 

3.  He  mikini  e  hana  ana  i  kauwila. 

4.  Ke  kui  ana.   Assault  and  battery,  ke 
kul  me  ka  hakaka'. 

Bat'tle,  n.    Hooukakaua. 
Bat'tle-ar-ray',  w.     Kulanakaua. 
Bawd'y,  adj.    Pelapela;  haumia.   Syn. 

obscene. 
Bawl,  v.    Euwa;  e  uwe  nui. 
Bay,  n.    1.    He  kaikuor.o. 

2.    SicJc  bay,  he  wahi  o  ka  moku  manu- 

wa  i  hookaawaleia  no  na  luina  mai. 
Bay'o-net,  n.    He  elau. 
Ba-zaar'l  n.    Ka  makeke  o  na  aina  o 
Ba-zar'    )      ka  hikina. 
Be,  V.   He  haina  kokua.   Be  still,  e  noho 

malie. 
Beach,  n.    Kahakai  one;  kaha  one. 
Bea'con,  n.    Lama  kuhikuhi. 
Bead,  n.    He  pupu  lei  aniani,  a  metala 

paha. 
Beak,  n.    Nuku  manu.    Syn.  bill. 
Beam,  n.    1.    He  kaola.    Beam  of  wood, 

he  kaola  laau. 

2.  K  e  an  a  waena  oka  moku ;  ka  laula' 
o  ka  moku. 

3.  Na  kaola  o  ka  malamalama,  beam 
of  light. 

Beam,  v,    E  malamalama  mai.    Syn. 

shine. 
Bean,  n.    He  papapa. 
Bear,  v.    (past,  bore;  p.  p.  bom.)    E  ha- 

nau;  e  hoohua. 


Bear,  v.    (past,  bore;  p.  p.  borne.)    1.    E 
haawe;  ekoo. 
2.    E  hoomanawanui;  e  ahouui. 

Bear'a-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ke  hoomanawa- 
nuiia. 

Beard,  n.    Umiumi. 

Beard'less,  adj.    Umiumi  ole. 

Bear'lngr,  n.  1.  Ke  ano.  Syn.  mien; 
behavior.  His  bearing  was  proud,  haa- 
heo  ae  la  kona  ano. 

2.  Ka  hoomaopopo  ana  kahi  o  ka  mo- 
ku e  holo  ana.  Ke  kukulu  o  kekahi 
mea  mai  ka  moku  aku 

Bear'ish,  adj.    Me  he  bea  la. 

Beast,  n.    He  holoholona. 

Beast'ly,  adj.    1.    Kohu  holoholona. 

2.  Haukae;  pelapela. 

3.  Lokoino;  mainoino.    Syn.  brutal. 
Beat,  V.    1.    E  hahau;  e  pepehi.    Syn. 

thump;  pommel;  strike. 

2.  E  eo;  e  lanakila.    Syn.  vanquish. 

3.  E  pana.  Beat  time,  e  pana  i  ka  ma- 
nawa. 

4.  Beat  to  windward,  hoopahua;  hoo- 
piipii. 

Beat'ing^,  n.  Ka  hahau  ana;  ka  pepehi 
ana. 

Beau  (bo),  to.    1.    He  kanaka  hookaha- 
kaha. 
2.  He  hoa  kane  o  ka  wahine  mare  ole. 

Beau'ti-ful,  adj.  Nani;  maikai;  iioro- 
hea;  onaona.  A  beautiful  woman,  he 
wahine  nonohea;  kalelei;  upalu.  Syn. 
graceful.  Beautifully  formed,  auliiko- 
lomanu.  A  beautiful  sight,  he  nauaina 
nani;  nanaina  maikai. 

Beau'ti-fy,  v.    1.     E  kahiko   a  nani. 
Syn.  adorn. 
2.    E  hoohiehie. 

Beau'ty,  n.  Ka  nani;  o  kela  me  keia 
ano;  ke  kulia.  A  beauty,  he  kulia; 
he  ui. 

Be-calm',  v.  E  hoolana  malie;  pohu. 
The  vessel  is  becalmed,  ua  pohu  ka  moku* 

Be-cause,  conj.  1.  No  ka  mea.  I  gave 
to  him  because  he  was  needy,  ua  manawa- 
lea  a'u  laia,  no  ka  mea  ua  nele  oia. 
Syn.  inasmuch, 

2.  Oiai.  You  cannot  go  because  you  are 
sick,  aole  hiki  ia  oe  ke  hele,  oiai  ua  mai 
oe.    Syn.  since. 

2.  No.  We  cannot  go  because  of  the  rain, 
Aole  hiki  ia  kakou  ke  hele,  no  ka  u-a, 

Beck'on,  v.    E  peahi  me  ka  lima. 

Be-c6me'  v.  1.  eku;  kupouo;  kohu- 
pono.    Syn.  fit. 

2.  E  lilo.  The  studious  youth  will  be- 
come the  wise  man,  e  lilo  ana  ke  keiki 
imi  i  kanaka  naauao. 

Be-com'ing;,  adj.  Ku;  kupono;  kohu 
pono.  The  coat  is  becoming,  kohu  pono 
ke  kuka.  Syn.  siiitable.  Becoming  con- 
duct, ka  hana  kupono.  Syn.  appropri- 
ate. 

Bed,  TO.  He  moe;  pela  moe;  wahi  e hia- 
moe  ai. 

2.  Wahi  kanu.  A  bed  of  flowers,  v^raM 
kanu  pua. 


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29 


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3.    He  kown.    The  bed  of  a  river,  ke  ko- 

wn  o  ka  muliwai. 
lJe-dj|ub',  V.  E  hoohapala;  hoohaukue. 

Byn.  smear. 
Bc'd'biig:,  w.    Uku  lio. 
Bod'chfim-ber,  n.    Keena  moe.     Syn. 

bedroom. 
Bed'elotheg,  n.    Na  kapa  moe. 

lie-deck',  v.  E  kahiko.  Syn.  trim;  or- 
nament. 

BCtl'ding,  n.    Na  lako  moe. 

Bed'fel'low,  71.    Hoa  moe  pu. 

Bed-hang'in^s,  n.    Napaku  moe. 

Be-dim',  v.    E  hoopoweniwehi. 

Be-dim'med,  ad^.    Pinanaea. 

Bed'quilt,  n.  Kapa  apana;  kapa  uM 
owahoo  ka  moe. 

Bed'rid-den,  adj.  Moe  mau  i  ka  moe, 
no  ka  mai. 

Bcd'side,  n.    Aoao  o  ka  moe. 

Bed'stead,  n.    Hikiee  moe;  he  moe. 

Bed'tiine,  n.  Hora  moe. 

Bee,  w,    Nalomeli. 

Beef,  n.    I-o  bipi. 

Beefsteak,  n.    I-o  bipi  koala. 

Bee'-hive,  n.    Hale  nalo  meli. 

Beer,  w.    Bia;meainu. 

Bees'wax,  n.    Kiikae  nalo  meli. 

Beet,  n.    He  uala  haole,  ulaula ;  he  piki. 

Bee'tle,  n.    1.    He  hamale  laau.     Syn. 
mallet. 
2.    He  elelu'. 

Be-rall',  V.    E  loohla  mai. 

Be-fit',  i;.    Kupono.    Syn.  become. 

Be-fif  ting,  adj.  Kupono;  kohupono. 
Syn.    becoming;  suitable;  proper. 

Be-fore',  ©rep.    1.    Imuaokealo. 
2.    adv.    Mamua. 

Be-fore'hand,  adv.  Mamua'e  o  ka  ma- 
nawa. 

Be-fore'-men'tioned,  adv.  Haiiama- 
mua. 

Be-fdre'tlme,  adv.  Mamua;  i  kinohi. 
Syn.  formerly. 

Be-friend',  v.  E  hookipa;  e  hoopuna- 
hele. 

Beg,  V.  E  koi  ikaika;  e  makilo;  e  noi 
wale.  I  beg  of  you  to  let  drink  alone,  ke 
koi  ikaika  nei  au  ia  oe  e  kaaokoa  aku 
mai  ka  wai  ona. 

Be-get',  V.    E  hanau  mai. 
2.    E  hoohua  mai. 

Beg'gar,  w.  He  noi  wale;  he  makilo; 
he  kamapuka. 

Beg'gar-ly,  adj.    Nele  loa;  ilihune  loa. 

Beg'gar-y,  n.  Ka  nele  o  ka  noho  ana. 
lieduced  to  beggary,  hooliloia  a  nele  loa. 

Be-gin',  v.  1.  E  hookumu.  Syn.  orig- 
inate. To  begin  an  enterprise^  e  hooku- 
mu i  kekahi  olhana. 
2.  E  hoomaka.  Syn.  commence;  enter 
upon ;  set  alwut.  To  begin  a  new  term 
of  school,  e  hoomaka  i  hapaha  hou  o  ke 
kula. 

Be-gin'ner,  n.    1.    Mea  nana  e  hooku- 
mu i  kekahi  mea.    Syn.  originator. 
2.    Ka  mea  e  hoomaka  ana. 


Be-gln'ning,  n.    1.    Ka  hookumu  ana- 
Syn.  origin.  In  the  beginning,  i  ka  hoo- 
kumu ana;  1  kinohi. 
2.    Ke  kumu;  ka  hoomaka  ana;  kino- 
hou.     To  make  a  beginning,  e  hoomaka. 

Be-g«5ne',  inter j.    E  hele  pela! 

Be-guile',  r.  1.  E  hoowalewale;  e  hoo- 
halua.  Syn.  delude;  insnare. 
2.  E  hoonanea.  Syn.  amuse.  E  hoo- 
hala  manawa.  They  benviled  the  time 
with  stories,  me  na  kaao  lakou  i  hoonea 
wale  ai. 

Be-half,  n.  1.  Ka  pono  a  kekahi. 
Syn,  sake.  On  your  behalf,  or,  for  your 
sake,  no  kou  pono. 

2.  No.  Syn.  for.  He  was  chosen  speaker 
on  behalf  of  {or  for)  the  multitude,  ua  ko- 
hoia  oia  i  kakaolelo  no  ka  lehulehu. 

Be-have',  v.  1.  E  noho  pono,  noho 
malie.  He  knows  how  to  behave,  ua  ike 
oia  i  ka  noho  pono. 

2.  E  noho  a  liana.  Do  not  behave  badly, 
mai  noho  a  hana  kolohe. 

Be-hav'lor,  n.    Ka  noho  ana  o  ke  ka- 
naka; ka  hana  ana.  Syn.  conduct;  de- 
Eortment.    Good  behavior,  ka  noho  a 
ana  pono. 

Be-head',  v.    E  oki  ke  poo. 

Be-hind',  prep.  Mahope;  ma  ke  kua. 
Behind  the  house,  ma  ke  kua  o  ka  hale; 
mahope  o  ka  hale. 

2.  Aav.  Ihope  ae.  He  is  behind,  on  the 
road,  ihope  ae  nei  oia  ma  ke  alanui. 

Be-hind'hand,  adv.  Haule  ihope;  ha- 
kalia;  lolohi. 

Be-hold',  interj.  Aia  hoi!  Aia  la! 
Syn^Io! 

Be-hold'er,  n.  He  mea  ike  maka.  Syn. 
spectator. 

Be-hoove',  v.    E  kupono. 

Be'ing,  n.    Kela  mea  oia,  keia  mea  oia. 

Be-la'bor,  v.    E  hahau  ino. 

Be-lat'ed,  adj.    Hoohakaliaia;  hoolo- 

loheia. 
Be-lay',  v.    Bile';  hooki  ka  huki  anai 

ke  kaula  o  ka  pea. 
Be-lay'ing-pin,  n.    Pine  hoopaa  kaula 

pea. 
Belch,  V.    E  uha'. 
Bel'fry,  n.    Puoa  bele. 
Be-lie',  v    E  alapahi;  e  hai  hoopuni- 

puni. 
Be-lier,  n.    Manaoio. 
Be-liev'er,  n.    Ka  mea  e  manaoio  ana. 
Bell,  n.    Bele  kani. 

Belle,  (hel),  n.   He  wahine  ui;  onaona. 
Bel-ll^'er-ent,  w.    Ka  mea  e  kaua  ana. 

IRel-U^'er-ent,  adj.    Anohakaka;  ano 

kaua. 
Bell'man,  n.     Kanaka  hookani   bele. 

Syn.  bell  ringer. 


Bel'low,  V.    E  uwo.  me  he  bipi  la 
Bel'lowg,  n.     Upa'  makani;  opi 


kani 


opu  ma- 


Bel'ly,  n.    Opu. 

Uel'ly-ache,  (fik)  n.    Nahu  o  ka  opu. 

Bel'ly-band,  n.    Kaula  opu;  kaei  opu. 


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30       BEWILDERMENT 


Be-15ng',  v,  1,  Pili  la.   The  book  belongs 

to  him,  pili  iaia  ka  bake. 

2.    Na,  or  no.    The  book  belongs  to  John, 

no  Keoni  ka  buke. 
!Be-16v'ed,  adj.    Aloha  nuiia;  hiwahi- 

\va;  halialia.    Syn.  cherished. 
Be-low',  »rep.  and  adv.    Malalo;  mala- 

lo  iho;  ilalo  ae. 
Belt,  n.   Kaei;  ili  apo;  kaula  apo,   Syn. 

band. 
Be-moan',  v.    Ekanikan;  e  kaniuhu'. 

Syn.  lament;  bewail. 
Bench,  n.    1.    He  noholoihi,  kua  ole. 

2.  He  papa  hana.    Carpenter's  bench, 
papa  hana  a  ke  kamena'. 

3.  Ka  noho  hookolokolo. 

4.  Ka  papa  lunakanawai. 

The  Bench  and  Bar,  na  lunakanawai  me 
na  loio. 
Bend,  v.    1.    E  pelu.    Bend  the  back,  e 
pelu  i  ke  kua, 

2.  E  hoo  pelu;  e  hooholu;  e  hoopio. 

3.  E  kakiwi;   e   luhe'.     As  withered 
plants.    Syn.  droop. 

4.  Holuholu;  nape;  napenape.    Syn. 
to  be  flexible. 

6.    E  kukuli,  bend  the  knee.    Syn.  bow. 

6.    E  kulou.    Bend  the  neck  or  head,  e 

kulou  i  ke  poo. 
Bend,  n.    1.    Hepelu;  heholu. 

2.    Hehipuu;  nipuu.    Syn.  knot. 
Be-neath',  prep.    Malalo  iho;  ilalo  ae. 
Ben'e-die'tion,  n.     Olelo  hoomaikai. 

Syn.  blessing. 
Ben'e-fae'tion,    n.     Hana  hoopomai- 

kai. 
Ben'e-f&c'tor,  n.    Ka  mea  nana  e  hoo- 

Eomaikai;  mea  hana  manawalea;  mea 
okua. 
Be-neTi-^ent,  adj.    Manawalea;  loko- 

maikai. 
Ben-e-fi'9ial,  adj.    Pomaiicai. 

Ben-e-fi'^i-a-ry,  n.  Ka  mea  nana  ka 
pomaikai;  ka  mea  i  hoopomaikaiia. 

Ben'e-fit,  n.    He  pono;  he  pomaikai. 

Be-nev'o-len^e,  n.  Manaolokomaikai. 
ka  imi  ana  i  ko  hai  pomaikai. 

Be-nev'o-lent,  adj.  Lokomaikai;  ma- 
nawalea; kokua  i  ko  hai  nele. 

Be-nign',  (nin),  adj.  Oluolu.  Syn. 
kind;  generous. 

Be-nig'nant,  adj.  Oluolu.  Syn.  kind; 
gracious. 

Bent,  p. ^.  Lakee.  Syn.  doubled  over; 
2.  pelma. 

Bent,  n.  Ke  ake  o  ka  naau;  ka  make- 
make.    Syn.  inclination;  bias. 

Be-numb',  v.    E  hoo-maeele. 

Be-queatii',  v.    E  hooilina  waiwai. 

Be-quest',  n.    Waiwai  hooilina. 

Be-reave',  v.  E  hoonele.  Me  have  ye 
bereaved  of  my  children,  ua  hoonele 
keike  mai  oukou  i'au.  Bereft  of  his 
senses,  hooneleia  i  ka  noonoo. 

Be-reave'ment,  n.  1.  Ka  hoonele  ana. 
2.  Ke  kau  ana  mai  o  ka  popilikia. 
Syn.    affliction.    Bereaved,  0-a. 


Ber'ry,  n.     Hua  ai  liilii;  like  me  ka 

ohelo. 
Berth,  n.    1.    Kahl  i  ku  ai  ka  moku  ma 

ka  uwapo. 

2.  He  wahi  moe  maluna  o  ka  moku. 

3.  He  hana;  oihana.    He  has  a  good 
berth,  he  oihana  maikai  kona. 

Be-seech',  v.   E  noi  haahaa.    Syn.  suj)- 
plieate. 

Be-set',  V,    1.    Hoohei.    Beset  with  dif- 
ficulties, hoohei  i  na  pilikia. 
2.    E  paapu;  e  hoopuni.     Temptations 
beset  me,  paapu  mai  na  hoowalewale 
ia'u. 

Be-set'ting,  adj.     Walea;   maa   mau. 
Besetting  sin,  hewa  maa  mau. 

Be-sides'  i  prep.     1.     Mea  e   ae;   mea 

Be-8ide'    )      hou  ae. 

2.  Halahu'.    Beside  the  mark,  halahu 
ka  maka. 

3.  Nohoi.    Syn.  also. 

4.  To  be  beside  one's  self  with  anger,  e 
pupuli  no  ka  huhu. 

Be-sie^e',  v.     E  hoopuni  i  ke  kaua. 
Be-smear',  v.    E  hoohapala;  hoohau- 

kae.    Syn.  bedaub. 
Be-sdf  ted,  adj.    Haahaa  loa;  haumia 

loa. 

2.    Ona  mau. 
Be-speak',  v.    1.    E  olelo  e  mamua, 

2.    E  hoike  e  mai. 
Best,  adj.    Ka  oi  o  ka  maikai. 
Bes'tial,  adj.    Haahaa;  haukae;  pela- 

pela.    Syn.  beastly;  vile;  carnal. 
Be-stir',  v.    E  hooeueu;  e  makaala;  e 

ala'e. 
Be-sto-w',  V.    1.    E  haawi  aku.     To  bes- 
tow  a   blessing,   e   haawi  i  pomaikaL 

Syn.  confer. 

2.    E  hoahu.    I  have  no  place  to  bestow 

my  goods,  aohe  o'u  wahi  e  hoahu  ai  i 

ko'u  waiwai. 
Bet,  V.    E  pili  waiwai.    He  won  the  bet, 

Eo  oia  ma  ka  pili  waiwai, 
Be-tide',  v.    E  loohia  mai. 
Be-tiines',  adi'.    I  ka  wa  kupono. 
Be-trsiy',  v.    E  kumakaia. 
Be-tray'er,   ».      He    mea    kumakaia, 

Syn.  traitor. 
Be-tr6th',  v.    E  hoopalau. 

Be-tr6th'al,  to.    Ka  hoopalau  ana, 

Bet'terg,  to.    Ka  poe  ma  ke  kulana  kie- 

kie  ae.    Syn.  Superiors. 
Be-tween',  prep.    Mawaena  o. 

Bev'el,  TO.  He  kuea  kunihi,  no  ke  ka- 
mena'. 

Bev'er-a^e,  to.    Mea  inn.    Syn.  drink, 

Bev'y,  TO.  Anna'.  A  bevy  of  birds,  he 
auna'  manu. 

Be- wail',  v.  E  uwe  kanikau;  kuma- 
kena. 

Be-w&re',  v.  E  kiai  pono;  e  makaala, 
Syn.  take  care;  be  cautious. 

Be-wil'der,  v.  E  hoopilihua:  e  hoopo- 
hihihi.    Syn.  puzzle;  perplex. 

Be-wil'der-ment,  to.  Ka  hoopohihihi 
ana  o  ka  naau;  ka  hoopilihua  ana. 


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BLACKBOARD 


Be-y<infl',  prep,  and  adv.    Ma  o  aku;  I  o 

aku.    Syn.  over  there. 
Bib,  n.    He  pnle-aina  na  ke  keikl. 
Itib'ber,  n.    Mea  1  maa  i  na  waiona. 
Bi'ble,  n.    Ka  Palapala  Hemolele. 
Bib'li-cal,  adj.    No  ka  baibala.    Bibli- 
cal history,  moolelo  o  ka  baibala. 
Blbli-ofir'ra-plier,   n.     He  kanaka   i 

makrtukau  ma  ka  moolelo  o  na  bukc  i 

kakauia, 
Bib'li-dg'ra-phy,  n.    Ka  moolelo  no 

ke  kakau  bukc. 
Blck'er,  v.    E  niiku  aku,  nuku  mai. 
Bick'er-ing:,  n.     Ka  r.ixkunuku  ana. 
Bid,  V.    1.    E  koho,  ma  ke  ku:vi  kuclala. 

2.    E  kauoha;   e   kena'.    Syn.    order; 

command. 
Bid'der,  n.    Mea  nana  e  koho  ma  kc 

kuai  kudala. 
Bi-cn'ni-al,  adj.    Kela  me  keia  lua  ma- 

kahiki. 
Bier,  n.    Manclo  kupapau. 
Big,  adj.    Nui;  nunui.    Syn.  large. 
Big'a-mist,  n.    Ka  mea  e  nobo  ana  me 

na  kane  mare  elua,  na  wahine  mare 

elua  paha. 
BIg'a-my,  n.    Ka  noho  mare  ana  me  na 

kane,  a  wahine  paha,  elua. 
BIg'ot,   n.     He  mea  pill  noonoo  ole  i 

kekahi  hoomana. 
Bile,  n.    Lena. 
Bilge,  n.    Kahl  palahalaha  olalo  o  ka 

moku.  kahi  e  ili  mua,  ke  ili  ka  moku. 
Bilge'wii'ter,  n.    Liu  o  ka  moku. 
Bill,  71.    1.    He  bila.  iJa.'jA;  6?7Z,  bila  dala. 

Bill  of  exchange,  bila  hooili  dala.    Bill 

of  entry,  biJa  hookomo  waiwai    i  ka 

aina.    Legislative  bill,  he  bila  kanawai. 

2.  He  palapala.  Bill  of  divorce,  pala- 
pala oki.  Bill  of  health,  palapala  hoike 
no  ke  ola.  Bill  of  lading,  palapala  hoi- 
ke ukana  o  ka  moku.  Bill  of  mortality, 
palapala  kuhikuhi  i  na  make.  Bill  of 
rights,  palapala  o  na  pono  pili  kino  o 
ke  kanaka.  Bill  of  exceptions,  palapala 
hoike  manao  ku-e'. 

3.  Nuku  mauu.  Syn.  beak.  A  beak, 
oia  ka  nuku  o  ka  manu  ai  i-o. 

Bil'let,  n.    1.    He  palapala  pokole. 

2.    Pauku  laau. 
Blll'iards,  n.    Ka  bilioki;  pahupahu. 
BlPlinfjs-gute,    n.    Olclo  kuamuamu. 

Syn.  foul  language. 
Bill'ion,  n.  He  biliona;  tausani  miliona. 
Bll'low,  n.    Ale  nui  o  ke  kai. 
Bil'lo-\v-y,  adj.    Alcale. 
Bi'montU'ly,  adj.    Kela  me  keia  lua 

mahina. 
Bind,  V.    1.    E  pu-a  a  paa;  e  nakii;  e 

hikii, 

2.    E  humuhumu.    Bind  boohs,  humu- 

humu  buke. 

8.    Hoopaa,  ma  ke  kanawai ;  e  paa. 
Bind'er,  a.    1.    Mea  e  paa  ai. 

2.    Mea  humuhumu  buke. 
Bind'er-y,  n.  Hale  humuhumu  buke. 
Bind'lng,  n.    Ka  mea  e  hoojK'.a  ai. 

2.    Ka  humuhumu  ana.    Tlie  binding 


of  the  book,  ka  humuhumu  ana  o  ka 

buke;  ka  uhi  owaho  o  ka  buke. 
BIn'na-cle,  n.    Ka  pahu  panana  malu- 

nao  kamoku. 
Bi-n6c'u-lar,  adj.    No  na  maka  elua. 

A  binocular  telescope,  he  ohe  nana  no 

na  maka  elua. 
Bi-no'mi-al,    adj.     Elua   mahele.     A 

Binomial,   he  kuanite  hoailona  helu, 

nona  na  mahele  elua  (a-f  6). 
Bi-6g'ra-pliy,  n.    Moolelo  pili  kino  i 

ke  kanaka. 
Bi-61'o-^y,  n.    Ka  ike  e  pili  ana  i  ke 

ola  o  na  mea  kino  ola. 
Bi'ped,  n.    Holoholona  wawae  elua. 
Bird,  n.    He  manu  o  ka  lewa.    Bird  of 

prey,  manu  ai  i-o. 
Bird'-ea^e,  n.    Hale  manu. 
Bird'-catcii'er,  n.    He  kawili  manu; 

he  kuhea  manu. 
Bird's'-ej^e-view,  n.     Ka    nanaina    i 

ikeia  mai  luna  mai;  mehe  maka  o  ka 

manu  e  nana  ana  ilalo,  oiai  oia  e  Icle 

ana. 
Bird'-lime,  n.    Kepau  kawili  manu. 
Bird's'nest,  n.    Punana  manu. 
Birthi  n.    Ka  hanau  ana. 
Birth'day,  n.    La  hanau. 
Birth'place,     n.     One    hanau;    wahl 

hanau. 
Birth'right,  n.    1.    Ka  pono  o  ka  ha- 
nau mua. 

2.    Kela  me  keia  pono  e  ili  mai  ana 

mamuli  o  ka  hanau. 
Bis'euit  (bis-kit),  n.    1.  He  paapaa  be- 

rena. 

2.    He  popo  berena  liilii  palupalu. 
Bi-sect',  V.    E  oki  ana  ma  na  apar.a  like 

elua. 
Bi-sec'tion,  n.  Kaoki  ana  manaapana 

like  elua. 
Bish'op,  n.    He  bihopa. 
Bish'op-ric,  n.    Ka  huina  o  na  kihapai 

malalo  o  ka  bihopa  hookahi. 
Bit,  n.  1.  Ka  hao  o  ke  kaulawaha. 

2.  He  nao  will,  no  ka  will  umauma. 

3.  He  hunahuna;  he  hakina;  he  apana 
>    liilii. 

Bitcli,  n.    Ilio  wahine. 
Bite,  V.    E  nahu;  e  aki. 

Bi'ter,  TO.    Mea  e  nahu  ana;  e  aki  ana. 

Bit'ter,  adj.    1.    Mulea;  awahia;  mue- 
mue;  malailena.    Syn.  acrid. 

2.  A  bitter  cold  day,  he  la  anuanu  loa. 

3.  Uluhua.    A  bitter  feeling  of  resent- 
ment, he  manao  uluhua,  ku-e'. 

4.  Bitter  poverty,  bitter  want,  ilikole. 
Bi-v^lve,  n.  He  opihi  me  na  pani  elua. 

Biv'ou-ac  (blv-wak),  v.    E  kiai  a  hala 

ka  po,  (pili  i  ka  puali  kaua.) 
Bi-week'ly,  adj.    Kela  me  keia  lua  he- 

bedoma. 
Blab,  v.    E  hal  ikameahuna';  e  holo- 

holo  olelo. 
Black,  adj.    Eleele;  panopano;  nele  loa 

i  ka  malamalama. 
Black-board,  n.    Papa  eleele. 


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BLOW 


Blaek'en,  v.    E  hamo  a  eleele.    Blacken 

the  character,  e  hooino  i  ka  inoa  maikai. 
Biaek'guard  (blag'gard),  n.    He  mea 

kuamuamu;  he  waha  haumia. 
Biack'lead,  n,      Kepau  maloo  eleele, 

pahee. 
Black'legr,  n.    He  kanaka  apnka.    Syn. 

swindler;  cheat. 
Blaek'ness,  n.    Eleele;  pano. 
Blaek^sinitli,  n.     Amara;   kanaka  kui 

hao. 
Blad'der,  n.    Opu  mimi;  koana. 
Blade,  n.    1.    Lau  o  ka  mauu,  huita,  me 

na  mea  ulu  ola  ano. 

2.  Maka.  The  blade  of  the  knife,  ka  ma- 
kao  kapahi. 

3.  Kahi  palahalaha  o  ka  hoe. 
Blam'a-ble,  adj.      Ku  i  ka  ahewaia. 

Syn.  culpable;  faulty. 
Blame,  v.     E  hewa;  hoahewa.     Syn. 

censure. 
Blame,  n.  1.  Ka  ahewa  i  kau  ia  maluna 

0  kekahi. 

2.    Ka  hewa.    You  are  to  blame,  nau  ka 

1  ewa. 

Blame'lesg,  adj.    Hala  ole;  hewa  ole. 
Blame'wor'tliy,  adj.    See  Blamable. 
Bland,  adj.    Oluolu;  nahenahe;  palane- 

he;  ano  waipahe'.    Syn.  civil;  courte- 
ous. 
Bland'ish-ment,  n.     Ano  onou;  hoo- 

malimali. 
Blank,  n.    Hehakahaka;  pepa  pai  ha- 

kahakaia. 
Blank'et,  n.    Pale  lole  huluhulu. 
Blar'ney,  n.    Olelo  hoomaliraali. 
Blas-pkeme',  V.  1.  E  olelo  ino  i  ka  inoa 

o  Ke  Akua;  e  hailiili. 

2.    E  hookae  i  na  mea  laa. 
Blas-phem'er,  n.    1.    Ka  mea  e  olelo 

ino  ana  no  Ke  Akua;  mea  hailiili. 

2.    Mea  hookae  ana  i  na  mea  laa. 
Bla8'plie-my,7i.  1.  Olelo  hailiili;  olelo 

kuamuamu. 

2.    Ka  hookae  ana  i  na  mea  laa. 
Blast,  n.    1.    Pa  ino  mai  o  ka  makani. 

2.  Ka  hooho  ana  o  na  pu. 

3.  Ka  hoopa-hu  ana, 

4.  Ka  mae  ana. 

Blast,  V.    E  hoopa-hu';  e  mae;  e  luhe'. 

Blaze,  n.    Lapalapa  ahi. 

Blaze,  V.    E  aa  pono. 

Bleach,  v.    E  hookeokeo. 

Bleak,  adj.    Oneanea.     Syn.  desolate; 

dreary. 
Blear,  adj    Piapia. 
Blear'-eyed,  adj.    Maka  piapia;  hapo- 

po. 
Bleat,  V,    E  alala',  like  me  ka  hipa. 

Bllat'ingI  "•    K^  ^^^1^'  <*  ^*  ^^P^ 

Bleed,  v.    E  kahe  koko. 

Blem'ish,  n.    He  ki-na'.     SYN.  defect; 

flaw. 
Blend,  r.    E  kawili  pu;  e  hui  pu.    Syn. 

mix. 
Bless,  V.  1.  E  hoomaikai;  hoalohaloha. 

2.    E  hoopomaikal. 


Bless'ed,  adj.    Pomaikal. 

Bless'ing,  n.  He  pomaikai;  hoalohalo- 
ha; hoomaikai. 

Blight,  n.    Kakani;  ponalo. 

Blight,  V.    1.    E  mae;  e  miraino. 
2.    E  hoohoka.    Blighted  hope,  manao 
lana  i  hoohokaia. 

Blind,  adj.    Makapo';  makapaa. 

Blind'fold,  v.    E  uhi  ka  maka  a  paa. 

Bl  ind'man's-b<ift',  n.  Ka  paani  kana- 
ka makapo. 

Blind'ness,  n.    Ka  makapo. 
2.    Blindness  of  mind,  Naaupo. 

Blink,  V.    E  imo.    Syn.  wink. 

Blink'er,  n.    He  pale  maka  ma  ke  kau- 

lawaha  o  ka  lio  holo  kaa. 
Bliss,  n.    Hauoli  piha.    Syn.  felicity. 
Bliss'ful,  adj.    Pilia  i  ka  hauoli. 
Blis'ter,  n.    He  oolapu  o  ka  iU. 

Blithe,   adj.      Hoihoi;    nakui;    olioli. 

Syn.  gay;  merry;  joyous. 
Bloat,  V.    E  hoopehu. 
Block,  TO.     1.     He  pauku.    A  block  of 

wood,  he  pauku  laau, 

2.  He  palaka  hiu,  mea  hukl. 

3.  Children's  blocks,  mea  paani  no  ka- 
malii. 

Block,  V.    E  papani  a  paa.    Block  up  the 
road,  e  papani  a  paa  i  ke  alanui. 
3.    E  keakea.     Block  the  side  walk,  e 
keakea  i  ke  alanui  hele  wawae. 

Bluck-ade^  v.  2.  Ka  pani  ana  a  paa 
o  ke  awa  ku  moku  e  na  moku  ma- 
nuwa. 

2.    Ka  pani  ana  o  ke  alanui  hao  i  ka 
hau  i  hiki  ole  i  na  kaa  ke  hele. 

Bluck'head,  n.  He  poo  laau;  mea  ike 
ole  ma  ka  imi. 

Blood,  TO.    Koko. 

Blood'heat,  n.    Ka  wela  o  ke  koko. 

Blood'hound,  to.    Ilio  hae  kanaka. 

Blood'less,  ad/,     1.    Koko  ole. 
2,    Hookahe  ole  i  ke  koko.    A  bloodless 
victory^  he  lanakila  hookahe  ole  i  ke 
koko. 

Blood're-la'tlon,  to.    He  pili  koko. 

Blood'shed,  to.    Hookahe  koko. 

Blood'-shot,  adj.  Ula.  Blood-shot  eyes, 

na  maka  ulaula. 
Bldod'thirst'y,  adj.    Punl  koko. 
Blood'ves'sel,  w.    Aalele;  aakoko. 
Blo<»d'y,  adj.    Paele  i  ke  koko. 
Bloom,  TO.    Ka  ula  o  ka  papalina  o  ka 

?oe  ui. 
oom,  V.    E  mohala;  e  opuu. 
Bloom'lng,  adj.    Maka  onaona. 
Blos'som,  TO.    He  pua  i  mohala'e.   Syn. 

flower. 
Blot,  TO.    Hepaele;  hehapala. 
Bldt,  V.    1.    E  paele;  e  hoohapala. 

2.    E  holoi  a  nalo.    Blot  out  iniquity, 

e  holoi  1  ka  hewa  a  nalo. 
Blot'ting-pa'per,    to.    Pepa  hoomaloo 

inika. 
Bluwse,  TO.    Lole  palaka. 

Blow,  V.    He  haua;  ho  kui. 


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Blow,  V.    1.    E  puhl;  pa  mai;  nou. 

2.    Blow  the  nose,  e  hooke'  ka  ihu. 

8.    E  haanou;   e  kaena.     Syn.   brag; 

boast. 

4.    E  paupauaho.    Syn.  pant. 
Blftb'ber,  n.   Ka  momona  o  ke  kohola'. 
Biab'ber,  v.    E  uwe  wale. 
Blue,  adj.    Uliuli.   Cerulean  blue,  ka  uli- 

uli  o  na  lani. 
Blues,  n.  Manao  kaumaha;  manao  luu- 

luu. 
Bl&ff,  n.    He  pall  makahakai. 
Bltifl",  adj.    Okalakala.    Syn,  gruff. 
Blikn'der,  n.    Lalau;  kuhihewa;  kapu- 

lu.    Syn,  error;  mistake;  bull. 
Blftn'der-er,  n.    Kanaka  kapulu;  hau- 

hlli;  manuea;  lopalaueka. 
Blfin'der-ing,   aaj.     Manuea;    nahili; 

hoohemahema;  kapulu. 
B I  Ant,  adj.    Meumeu;  pihi;  oiole;  ku- 

mumu.    Syn.  dull. 

2.    Syn.  bluff,  adj. 
Blfint'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  nihaniha. 
Blur,  n.    He  hapala;  he  kiua'. 
Blurt,  V.    E  hai  wale  aku  me  ka  noo- 

noo  ole. 
Bltksh,  V.    E  palaimaka;  pii  ka  ula  i  ka 

papalina. 
Bljksh'ing:,  adj.    Omeomeo. 
Bliis'ter-er,  7i.    Kanaka  wabapaa;  he 

wahakole;  kanaka  kehakeha. 
Boar,  71.    Puaa  kane. 
Board,  n.    1.    Hepapalaau. 

2.  Ka  ai,  i  uku  ia.  Good  board,  malkai 
ka  ai. 

3.  He  papa.  Board  of  Education,  Papa 
Hoonaauao.  Board  of  Health,  Papa  Ola. 
Board  of  Immigration,  Papa  Hoopae  Li- 
ma Hana.  Board  of  Appeals,  Papa  Hoo- 
pii  Auhau. 

4.  He  oneki  moku.  On  board,  maluna 
o  ka  oneki.  Overboard,  haule  mai  ka 
moku  a  iloko  o  ke  kai. 

Board,  v.      E  paina  mau  ma  kahi  hoo- 

kahi,  me  ka  u\u. 
Board'er,  n.    He  hoa  aina  e  uku  ana. 
Board'ing-house,  n.     Hale  paina. 
Board'ing-schobl,  n.    Kula  nanai. 
Boast,  V.    E  kaena;  akena;  haanou. 
Boast'er,  n.    Mea  kaena;  mea  akena. 
Boat,  n.    1.    Waapa. 

2.    Kela  me  keia  ano  moku.  Steamboat, 

mokumanu.    Pilot  boat,  moku  pailaka. 

Fishing  boat,  moku  lawai-a. 
Boat'man,  n.    Kanaka  hoe  waapa. 
Boatswain  (b<>-sn),  n.    Luna  malama 

i  nalakomoku. 
B<Sd'i-ly,  ad/.  Pilikino.  Bodily  strength, 

ikaika  o  ke  kino.     Bodily  comforts,  na 

lako  e  pono  ai  ke  kino. 
BiSd'y,  n.    Kino. 
Br>d'y-guard,  n.    Kiai  hoomalu  kino. 

King's  body  guards,  na  koa  hoomalu 

kiuoo  ka  Moi. 
Bod'y-ptil'I-tic,  n.     Ka  Lahul.     Syn. 

nation. 
B«))Er,  n.    Nenelu  pobo;  wahl  pohopoho'. 
Boil,  n.    Mai  heehee;  he  pnu. 
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Boll,  V.    1.    E  lapalapa;  e  baila. 

2,    Blood  boils  with  anger,  pii  ke  kai  o 

ka  huhu'. 
Boil'er,  n.    1.    He  ipu  baila  wai. 

2.    Ipu  mahu. 
Bois'ter-otks,  adj.    1.     Uwau'wa;  wa- 

laau;  wahapaa. 

2.  Mahaoi.  Syn.  rough.  Boisterous 
play,  paani  mahaoi. 

3.  He  ino  nui.  A  boisterous  sea,  he  kai 
ino  nui.  Boisterous  weather,  kau  maka- 
niino;  makanipukiki. 

Bold,  adj.  Aa;  koa;  nahoa;  wiwo  ole. 
2.  Hueu.  Bold  in  mischief,  hueu  i  ke 
kolohe.    Syn.  daring. 

Bold-fa^ed',  adj.  Maka  hilahila  ole; 
mahaoi.    Syn.    impudent. 

Bold'ly,  adv.  Me  ka  wiwo  ole;  me  ka 
mak'au  ole. 

Bold'ness,  n.  Ke  ano  nahoa;  aa;  ma- 
k'au ole. 

Bol'ster,  n.    Uluna  loihi. 

Bolt,  n.  He  makia;  hao  hoopaa  puka; 
he  lou. 

Bolt,  V.    1.    E  mahuka.     The  thief  bolt- 
ed, mahuka  aku  nei  ka  aihue. 
2.    Bolt  the  door,  e  lou  i  ka  puka. 

Bolt-iip'right,  n.  Ku  pololei  loa.  Sit 
bolt  upright,  e  noho  pololei  loa.  Syn. 
perpendicular. 

Bomb,  n.    Poka'pahu'. 

Bom-bard',  n.  E  kipu  me  na  poka'  pa- 
hu'. 

B6m-bard'ment,  n.  Ke  kipu  ana  i  po- 
ka' pahu'. 

Bond,  n.    1.    He  mea  liki  a  paa. 
2.    Bona;  palapala  hoopaa  i  ka  olelo  ae 
like. 

Bdnd'age,  n.  Ka  noho  ana  kauwa  kua- 

Saa,    Syn.  slavery. 
nd'maid,   n.      Kauwa  wahine  kua- 

paa. 
Bond'man,  n.    Kauwa  kane. 
Bonds'man,  n.  He  hope  ma  ka  bona. 
Bdnd'-ser'vant,  n.      Kauwa   kuapaa. 

Syn.  slave. 
Bone,  n.    Iwi. 
Bon'f  ire,  n.  He  ahi  nui  i  hoo-aia  no  ka 

lealea._ 
B<Jn-mot'  (bong-mo),  n.     Olelo  aka- 

mai. 
Bdn'net,  n.    Papale  wahine. 
Bdn'ny,  adj.    Maikai;  lea.  Syn.  blithe. 
Bo'nus,  n.    He  makana  wale;  makana 

manuahl. 
Bo^ny ,  adj.    Paapn  i  na  iwi ;  iwiiwi. 
Boo'by,  n.    1.    Mea  uwe  wale. 

2.    He  manu  o  ke  kai. 
Bot>k,  n.  Buke;  palapala  i  humuhumu- 

la. 
Bot>k'-bind'er,  n.  Kanaka  humuhumu 

buke. 
Book'-ease,  n.    Pahu  waiho  buke. 
Bc>bk'-keep'er,  n,  Mea  malama  buke 

helu. 
Bo"bk'-keep'ing,  n.   Kakau  buke  helu. 
Bo"bk'-16arn'ing,  n.  Ka  ike  iloko  o  na 

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B<Jt>k'-inark,  w.  Ka  hoailonakuhiknhi 

wahi  iloko  o  ka  buke. 
Bobk'-rack,  n.    Mea  paipai  buke,  i  ka 

wa  e  waiho  hamama  ana. 
Bot>k'-8el'ler,  n.  Kanaka  kuai  buke. 
Bobk'store,  71.    Hale  kuai  buke. 
Book'-trJicle,  n.    Oihana  kuai  buke. 
Bobk'-worm,  n.    1.    He  mu  ai  buke. 

2^  Kanaka  lilo  loa  i  ka  imi  buke. 
Boom,  n.    1.    Laau  nui  no  ka  pea  o  ka 

moku. 

2.    Ka  haalulu  ana  o  ka nalu,  a  o  ka  pu 

nui  paha  i  kona  kani  ana. 
Boom,  V.    1.    E  nei.    Syn.  rush 

2^  E  haalulu. 
Boor,  n.    He  lopa';  he  kuaaina.     Syn. 

clown. 
Boor'ish,  adj.    Kuaaina;  laueka;  hoo- 

maniha.    Syn.  clownish. 
Boo'sy,  adj.     Ano  ona;  ona  iki.    Syn. 

tipsy. 
Boot,  n.    1.    Kamaa  bute. 

2.    Mea   manuahi   ma   ke   kuai    ana. 

Something  to  boot,  he  manuahi. 
Bobtli,  n.    Hale  kamala 
Bobt'jack,  n.    Mea  wehe  kamaa  bute. 
Bobt'less,  adj.  Waiwaiole;  makehewa. 

Syn.  fruitless;  vain. 
Bobt'y,  71.  Waiwaipio:  waiwai  i  haoia. 

Syn.  plunder;  pillage. 
Bor'der,  n.    Kae;  palena;  mokuua;  li- 

hi. 
Bore,  V.    1.    E  will  i  puka. 

2.    E  hoouluhua. 
Bor'row,  v.    E  noii  kekahi  mea  no  ka 

wa  p<)kole. 
B<>r'row-er,  n.    Mea  noi  pinepine  i  ka 

waiwai  o  hai  no  ka  manawa  iki. 
Bo'som,  71.    Ka  umauma;  ka  poll.    Bo- 
som friend,  he  pili  alo. 
Bdss,  n.    He  haku  hana:  he  luna  haua. 
Boss,  V.    E  hookikina;  hoounauna. 
Bo-tan'ic-al,  adj.    No  ka  ike  o  na  mea 

ulu ;  no  ka  botania. 
Bot'a-nist,  n.    Kanaka  naauaomaka 

botania. 
Bot'a-nize,  V.    E  imi  i  ke  ano  o  na  mea 

ulu;  a  me  ko  lakou  waiwai. 
B6t'a-ny,  71.  Botania;  ka  ike  no  na  mea 

ulu,  a  me  ko  lakou  waiwai. 
Botch,  71.    Hana  i  hookoia  ma  ke  ano 

hemahema;  kapulu. 
Both,  adv.    Na  mea  elua;  laua  i  eina. 
Botii'er,  71.    Mea  hoopilikia  wale. 
B^t'tle,  71.    Heomole;  huewai. 
Bot'tom,  71.     Ko  lalo  loa;  ka  papa  kn. 
Bot'tom-less,  adj.    Palena  ole  o  lalo. 
Bou'<loir(bob-dw6r),n.  Keenamalu'. 
Biiugh,  (b6w)?i.  He  lala.  Syn.  branch. 
Boun'cing:,    adj.    Puipui.    A   bouiicing 

baby,  he  bebe  puipui. 
Bound,  71.    Kalelemama.   Syn.  spring. 
Bound,  V.    1.  E  lelele.    The  ball  bounds, 

lelele  ke  kinipopo. 

2.    E  kau  palena;  e  hai  palena. 

8.    Hele   ana.     Syn.    destined.     I  am 

bound  for  Lahaina,  e  hele  ana  au  i  La- 

haiua. 


Bound'a-ry,  n.    Palena;  mokuna;  pea. 

Bound'less,  adj.    Palena  ole;  akea  loa. 

Boun'ti-ful,  adj.  Haawi  nui;  lokomai- 
kai.    Syn.  liberal;  generous. 

Boun'ti-ful-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  lokomai- 
kai;  me  ka  aua  ole. 

Boun'ty,  n.    1.    Ka  lokomaikai.    Boun- 
ty of  Providence,  ka  lokomaikai  a  Ke 
Akua. 
2.    Ka  waiwai^  haawi  wale  ia. 

Bou-quet',  (hoo-kay),  n.     Puolo  pua, 

BoTv,  n.    1.    He  kulou. 
2.    Ka  ihu  o  ka  moku. 

Bow,  n.    1.    He  pana;  kakaka. 
2.    He  pelu;  he  pio. 

Bow'els,  71.  pi.    ]Sanaau.    Bowels  of  the 
earth,  ka  opu  o  ka  honua. 

Bow'er,  n.    Hale  malumalu 

BoTvl,  n.    He  bola;  he  apu. 

Bowl'der,  1.    Pohaku  nui  poepoe. 
2.    Puu  pohaku  nui. 

Bow'leg'ged,  adj.    Wawae  ouaha. 

Bow'line,  n.    Kaula  hoopaa  pea,  i  ku- 
pono  i  ka  makani. 

Boiv'sprit,  71.    Laau  ihu  o  ka  moku. 

Box,  n.    Pahu. 

B6x,  v.    E  mokomoko;  palepale'. 

Bdx'er,  n.    Kanaka  mokomoko. 

Boy,  71.    Kamalii  kane;  keiki  kane. 

Boy'hood,  n.    Wa  kamalii. 

Boy'ish,  adj.    Ano  kamalii. 

Brajpe,  71.    1.     He  koo;  umii;  mea  pal- 
pal. 
2.    Will  umauma. 

Bra^e,  v.    E  koo;  e  paipai. 

Bra^e'let,  n.    Kupee  lima. 

Brack'et,  71.    1.    Kahaapo;  [] 

2.  He  papaliilii  e  kau  ana  makapaia 
o  ke  keena,  i  wahi  e  waiho  ai  na  mea 
liilii. 

3.  Bracket  lamp,  kukui  no  ka  paia  hale. 
Brack'ish,  adi.  Oliuliu;  muemue;  hu- 

kai;  mananalo. 
Brjld,  n.    Kui  wlniwini,  poo  ole. 
Brag,  V.    E  kaena  wale.    Syn.  boast. 
Brag'ga-do'^io/    7i.     Kanaka  liki;  ka- 
Brag'gart  )      naka  akena  wale. 

Braid,  v.    E  ulaua;  e  hili. 
Brain,  n.    Ka  lolo. 
Brain,  v.    E  hoonaha'  i  ke  poo. 
Brain'less,  adj.     Poo  hakahaka;  noo- 

noo  ole. 
Brake,  71.    Mea  hoopaa  huila,  i  ole  holo 

iru)  ke  kaa. 
Brakesman,  n.    Kanaka  malama  i  na 

brake  o  na  kaa  alanui  hao. 
Bram'ble,  n.     Nahelehele  okalakala; 

he  kakalaioa. 
Bran,  71.    Ka  ihi  o  ka  huahuita. 
Branch,  n.    He  lala.     Syn.  bough.     A 

branch  society,  he  lala  no  ka  hui. 
Branch,  v.    E  manamana  aku. 
Brand,  r.    E  kuni;  e  hoailona. 
Brand,  71.    1.    He  hao  kuni. 

2.    He  hoailona  pai. 
Bran'dish,  v.     E  oniu  aku  i  mea  hoo- 

weliweli.    Syn.  flourish. 
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Brftii'dy,n.    Barani ;  he  wai  ona. 

Brass,  n.    Keleawe. 

Bra-vsi'do,  n.  Olelo  akena  wale;  ka- 
naka hannou. 

Brfive,  adj.  Aa;  koa;  maka'u  ole.  Syn. 
courageous;  fearless. 

Brave'ly,  adv.  Koa  maoli,  me  ka  wi- 
wo  ole.    Syn.  fearlessly. 

Brawl,  n.    He  hakaka';  he  haunaele. 

Brliwl'er,  n.  Mea  hakaka  wale;  mea 
hoohaunaele;  hookonokono  haunaele. 

Br}y w'ny,  adj.    Puipui;  kino  ikaika. 

Bray,  n.    Ka  uwe  o  ke  kekake. 

Bra'zen,  adj.    1.    Keleawe. 
2.    Mahaoi. 

Bra'zen-fa^ed',  ad/.  1.  Maka  keleawe. 
2.  Hilahila  ole.  Syn.  barefaced;  im- 
pudent. 

Breach,  n.  1.  Wahi  hiolo;  wahi  hai. 
A  breach  in  the  wall,  wahi  hiolo  o  ka  pa. 
Syn.  break. 

2.    Ka  uhai  ana.    Breach  of  the  peace, 
ka  uhai  ana  o  ka  maluhia. 
8.  He  mokuahana.  A  breach  in  the  fam- 
ily, he  mokuahana  iwaena  o  ka  ohana. 

Bread,  n.    Berena;  palaoa  ai. 

Breadth,  n.    Laula;  akea.    Syn.  width. 

Break,  v.    1.    E  wahi;  wawahi;  kuipa- 
lu.    Syn.  breakdown;  demolish. 
2.    E  moku;  e  pai'na,    Break  a  rope, 
e  moku  ke  kaula. 

8.  E  hai;  uhai;  uhaki.  Break  a  law, 
e  uhaki  i  kekahi  kanawai. 

4.  E  kipo'.  Break  open  a  door,  e  kipo 
i  ka  puka  komo. 

5.  E  ulupa'.    Syn.  dash  in  pieces. 

6.  E  hoolakalaka.  Break  a  horse  to 
saddle,  e  hoolakalaka  ka  lio  i  ka  noho. 

7.  E  popoi.  The  surf  breaks  on  the  shore, 
ke  popoi  nei  ka  nalu  ma  kahakai. 

8.  E  haalele;  e  kaaokoa  aku.  Break 
away  from  evil  companions,  e  haalele  i 
na  hoalauna  ino. 

9.  E  hoopau  wale.  The  meeting  was 
broken  up,  ua  hoopau  wale  ia  ka  ha- 
lawai. 

10.  E  haehae.  To  break  the  heart,  e 
haehae  i  ka  naau. 

11.  The  day  begins  to  break,  ke  wehe 
nei  ke  alaula;  ke  moku  nei  ka  pawa. 

Break'er,  n.    Kai  nalu;  poi  na  nalu. 

Break'fast,  w.    Aina  kakahiaka. 
Break'wa-ter,  n.    He  pale  kai. 
Breast,  n.    Ka  umauma. 

Breast,  v.    E  ku-e';  e  halawai  ku-e';  e 

paio.    Syn.    stem.    Breast  a  difficulty, 

e  paio  me  ka  popilikia. 
Breasf  bone,  w.  .Iwi  umauma. 
Breast'pin,  n.    He  pine  no  ka  poll. 
Breast'plate,   n.     Pale   kaua    no    ka 

umauma. 
Breast'work,  n.    Pa  kaua  lepo. 
Breath,  n.    Kahanu;  ke  aho;  ke  ea. 
Breathe,  v.    E  hanu;  e  ha. 
Breatli'ine,  n.    Ka  hanu  ana;  ka  ha 

ana;  ke  ano. 


BrSath'less,  adj.  Naenae;  pauahoJ 
paupauaho.  Breathless  haste,  paupaua- 
ho  i  ka  hikiwawe. 

Breech'es,  n.  Lole  wawae.  Syn.  pan- 
taloons. 

Breed,   v.     E    hoolaha.     Garbage    will 
breed  pestilence,  e  hoolaha  ana  ka  opala 
pilau  i  ka  mai  ahulau. 
2.    E  hooulu;  e  hoala.    Breed  dissen- 
sion, e  hoala  i  ka  mokuahana. 

Breed'er,  n.    1.    Mea  hoolaha.    A  cattle 

breeder,  mea  hoolaha  bipi;  mea  hanai 
bipi. 

2.  He  kumu  hooulu.  A  breeder  of  dis- 
sension, he  kumu  e  hooulu  ai  ka  mo- 
kuahana. 

Breed'ing,  TO.    1.    Ka  hoolaha  ana;  ka 
hanai  ana  i  na  holoholona. 
2.    Ke  ano  o  ka  noho  ana.    Good  breed- 
ing, ano  keonimana.    Syn.  good  man- 
ners. 

Breeze,  n.  He  makani  oluolu;  makanl 
aniani;  he  ahe.  Beeezeup,e  aniaui;  e 
koaniani. 

Brev'i-ty,  n.    See  conciseness. 

Brew,  V.  1.  E  hana  i  bia  me  na  wai 
o  ia  ano. 

2.  E  ea  mai;  hoea  mai.  That  will  brew 
trouble,  e  ea  mai  ana  ka  pilikia  no  ia 
mea. 

Brew'er,  n.  Kanaka  kawili  bia  me  na 
wai  o  ia  ano. 

Brew'er-y,  n.    Hale  hana  bia. 

Bribe,  n.    Uku  kipe'. 

Brib'er,  to.    Ka  mea  e  kipe'  ana. 

Brib'er-y,  to.    Ke  kipe  ana. 

Bribe'tak'er,  n.  Ka  mea  e  lawe  ana  i 
ke  kipe'. 

Brick,  TO.    Pohaku  ula;  uwinihepa. 

Brick'bat,  w.    Apana  pohaku  ula. 

Briek'kiln,  (kil),  n.  He  umu  hoomoa 
pohaku  ula. 

Brick'lay-er,  n.  Kanaka  hoomoe  po- 
haku ula. 

Brick'mak'er,  n.  Kanaka  hana  poha- 
ku ula. 

Brick'y ard,  w.  Pa  kahi  e  hanaia'i  o  na 
pohaku  ula. 

Brid'al,  adj.    No  ka  mare. 

Brid'al-par'ty,  n.    1.    Ka  poe  e  mare 
ana. 
2.    Na  hoa  ukali  o  ka  poe  e  mare  ana, 

Brid'al-robes',  n.    Na  kapa  mare. 

Bride,  n.    He  wahine  mare  hou; 

Bride'-cake,  n.  Berena  ono  no  ka  ma- 
re ana.    Syn.  wedding  cake. 

Bride'groom,  n.    Kane  mare  hou. 

Brides'-inald,  n.  Hoa  kokua  o  ka  wa- 
hine mare  hou. 

Bridgre,  n.    1.    Uapo;  alahaka. 
2.    Bridge  of  the  nose,  ka  iwi  o  ka  ihu. 

BrI-dle,  n.    Kaula  waha. 

Bri'dle,  v.  1.  E  kau  i  ke  kaula  waha. 

2.  E  kaohe.    Syn.  check;  restrain. 

3.  E  hookiekie.    Syn.  bridle  up. 
Bri'dle-path,  n.    Alanui  lio. 
Brief,  aaj.    Pokole;  haiki.    Syn.  short. 


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Brief,  n.    He  palapala  hoakaka  pokole 

no  ka  hihia  kauawai. 
Briefly,  adv.    Me  ka  pokole.  Syn.  con- 
cisely. 
Brief  less,  a^y.    Hoopii  ole.  A  briefless 

lawyer,  he  loio  me  ka  hoopii  ole;  he  lo- 

io  me  ka  hana  ole. 
Brier,  n.    Laau  ooi;  hekuku;  kakalai- 

oa.    Syn.  bramble. 
Brig,  71.    Moku  kialua  me  na  pea  kuea 

manakiaelua. 
Bri-gade',  n.    He  man  regimana  koa  i 

huiia  ma  ka  puali  koa  hookahi. 
Brig'a-dier'-gren'er-al,  n.    Ke  gener- 

ala  o  ka  brigade. 
Brig'and,  n.     He  powa;   kanaka  hao 

wale.    Syn.  robber. 
Brig'an-tme',  n.    Moku  kialua  me  na 

pea  kuea  ma  ke  kia  mua  wale  no. 
Bright,  adj.    1.    Hulali;  aiai;  lilelile; 

hinuhinu.    Syn.  shining;  brilliant. 

2.  Konane;  konale.  Bright,  as  moon- 
light. 

3.  Mikioi;  eleu.  A  bright  child,  he  kei- 
ki  mikioi. 

Brfl'liant,  adj.    1.    Alohilohi;  olinoli- 

no;  wakawaka. 

2.    Mikioi. 
Brim,  n.    Kae.    Brim  of  the  cup,  ke  kae 

o  ke  kiaha. 
Brim'ful,  adj.    Piha  loa;  piha  a  hu. 
Brtui'stone,  n.    Kukaepele.    Syn.  sul- 
phur. 
Brine,  n.    Kai;  wai  kai. 
Bring,  v.    E  homai;  e  la  we  mai. 
Brink,  n.    Kae.    Brink  of  the  precipice, 

kae  o  ka  paU.    Brink  of  the  river,  kae  o 

ka  muliwai.     Brink  of  ruin,  kae  o  ka 

poino. 
Brisk,  adj.  1.  Mama;  hoihoi;  makaala; 

anehe.    syn.  alert;  lively. 

2.    Business  is  brisk,  holo  ka  hana. 
Bris'tle,  n.  Hulu  manoanoa  ma  ke  kua 

o  ka  puaa. 
Brit'ish,  adi.    No  Berltania. 
Brit' tie,  adj.      Uina;    hakihaki  wale; 

nahaha'.    Glass  is  brittle,  he  mea  naha- 

ha'  wale  ke  aniani, 
Brlt'tle-ness,   n.      Ke   ano   hakihaki 

wale. 
Broach,  v.    1.    E  wehe  kinohou  no  lo- 

ko  mai  o  ka  pahu. 

2.  E  hai  mua;  e  wehe  mua  ikamanao. 
To  broach  a  subject,  e  wehe  mua  i  ka  ma- 
nao  e  pili  ana  i  kekahi  kumu. 

3.  To  broach  to,  e  hull  hewa  i  ka  maka- 
ni.  The  boat  broached  to,  hull  hewa  ka 
waapa  i  ka  makani. 

Broad,  adj.    Laula;  akea.    Syn.  exten- 
sive.    Broad  shouldered,  kiwaawaa. 

Broad'axe,  w.     Koi  kalai. 

Broad' cast,    adv.     Lu   lima.      To  sow 
broadcast,  e  lu  lima'ku  i  na  anoano. 

Broad'cloth,  n.    Lole  paina. 

Broad'side,  n.    1.    Ke  ki  like  ana  i  na 
pu'a  pau  ma  kekahi  aoao  o  ka  moku 
manuwa'. 
2.    Kekahi  aoao  o  ka  moku. 


3.    He  palapala  hoolaha  i  paiia  ma  ka 

aoao  hookahi  wale  no. 
Brogue,  n.    Olelo  kuaaina:  puana  he- 

manema  ma  ka  olelo. 
Broil,  w.  Hehauwalaau;  haunaele;  ha- 

kaka.    Syn.  disturbance;  turmoil. 
Broil,  17.    E  koala;  e  pulehu. 
Bro'ken,  adj.    Haki.    Broken  all  to  pie- 
ces, haki  manunu. 
Bro'ken-heart'ed,    adj.      Ehaeha   ka 

naau;  make  loakamanao;  walania. 
Bro'ken-wind'ed,  adj.    Naenae;  pau- 

aho. 
Bro'ker,  n.    He  agena.    Syn.  agent. 
Bron-chi'tis,  n.  Mai  maloko  o  ka  puu; 

hanapilo  ka  leo. 
Brood  n.    Ghana  manu. 
Brood,  V.   1.    E  hoopunana;  e  hoomoe 

hua. 

2.    E  mumule ;  e  nalu. 
Brook,  n.    He  kahawai. 
Broom,  n.    He  pulumi;  he  kahili. 
Broom'stick,  n.    Au  o  ka  pulumi. 
Broth,  n.    Supa;  kai.    Syn.  soup. 
Broth'er,  n.     Hoahanau  kane.     Older 

brother,  kaikuaana.      Younger  brother 

kaikaina.     Brother  of  a  sister,  kaiku- 

nane. 
Broth'er-hood,  n.    Ka  noho  ana  hoa- 
hanau. 
Broth'er-lv,  adj.    Hoahanau.  Brother- 
ly love,  alona  hoahanau. 
Brow,  n.    1.    Lae.    Eye  brow,  kue  maka. 

2.    Kae.    Syn.  brink. 
Brow'beat,  v.    E  hoowellweli;  hooma- 

ka'uka'u. 
Brown,  adj.    Hauliuli;  haeleele. 
Brown-stid'y,  n.     Poonoonoo.     Syn. 

reverie. 
Browse,  v.    E  ai  nahelehele,  e  like  me 

ka  bipi,  kao.  hipa. 
Bruise,  v.    E  paopao. 
BrCint,  TO.    1.    Hoouka.    The  brunt  of  the 

battle,  ka  hoouka  nui  o  ke  kaua. 

2.    Luhi  nui.     The  brunt  of  the  work,  ka 

luhi  nui  o  ka  hana. 
Brtksh,  n.    Pulumi  liilii;  he  balaki. 
BrJish,  V.    1.    E  kahili;  e  pulumi. 

2.  E  huli  hou  i  na  mea  i  haule.  Brush 
up  his  knowledge  of  arithmetic,  e  huli 
hou  i  na  mea  haule  o  ke  arimatika. 

3.  E  nei  awiwi.  Brush  past,  e  nei  awi- 
wl  aku, 

Brfish'wood,  n.    Nahelehele. 
Bru'tal,  adj.    Lokoino.    Syn.  cruel. 
Brii-tal'l-ty,  n.    Ka  lokoino;   mainoi- 

no.    Syn.  cruelty. 
Brute,  n.    1.    He  noloholona. 

2."  He  kanaka  lokoino. 
Bru'tlsh,  adj.    Like  me  ka  holoholona; 

noonoo  ole.     Syn.    stupid;   ignorant; 

unfeeling. 
Btib'ble,  n.    Hu'a  o  ka  wed. 
Buek'et,  n.    Bakeke. 
Biick'le,  71.    Pihipihi. 
BiSck'le,  V.  E  kaei.  Buckle  on  the  sword, 

e  kaei  i  ka  pahikaua. 
Bud,  n.    Opuu  pua. 


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Bikd,  V.    E  opnu. 

2.    Putting  jorth  of  leaves,  liko. 

8.    Putting  Jorth  of  buds,  muo. 
"Bbd&'et,  n.    1.    Bilahaawina. 

2,    He  puolu.    ^  budget  of  news,  puolo 

nuhou. 
BfiTfa-lo,  n.    He  bufalo:  bipi  hihiu. 
Btif-foon',  n.    Kanaka  kamaniha;  mea 

hehenawale.  Syn.  clown. 
B&g:,  n.  He  uku;  mea  kolo. 
l^^sr'sry*  n-    I^aa  lio  lealea,  e  ha  ona 

mail  nulla. 
Build,  V.    1.    E  kukulu.    Build  a  house, 

e  kukulu  i  hale. 

2.    E  kapili.    Build  a  vessel,  e  kapili 

moku. 
Build'er,  n.    Mea  nana  e  kukulu. 
Build'ing,  n.    1.    Ka  mea  i  kukuluia. 

2.    He  hale. 
BAlk,  n.    Kanui;  ka  hapanui. 
Bttlk'head,  n.     He  paku  laau,  a  hao 

paha,  iloko  o  ka  moku. 
Btklk'y,  adj.    Nunui  loa. 
Bull,  n.    Bipi  kane. 
Bull'dog,  n.    Ilio  hae  bipi. 
Bullet,  n.    Poka  no  ka  pu  ki  poohiwi. 
Bul'le-tin,  7i_  He  palapala  hoolaha. 
Bul'le-tin-board',  n.    Papa  no  na  pa- 
lapala hoolaha. 
BuI'lion,  n.    Ke  kala  me  ke  gula  i  pal 

ole  ia  a  lilo  i  dala. 
Bul'loek,  n.    Bipi  kane  opio. 
ByU'rush,  n,    He  naku;  akaakai;  ka- 

luha. 
Bulls-eye,  TO.    1.    He  aniani  poepoe  ma 

ka  aoao  o  ka  moku,  mea  e  lama  ai. 

2.     Ke  kiko  waenakonu  o  ka  maka  e 

kipu  aku  ai. 
Bul'ly,  TO.     Kanaka  mahaoi;  mea  hoo- 

naukiuki  wale. 
Bul'wark,  to.    Pale  kai  o  ka  moku. 
B^mp,  TO.    He  puu. 
Blimp,  V.    Ku.    He  bumped  his  head,  "ku 

oia  1  kona  lae.    Syn.  hit. 
Buinp^kin,  to.    He  kuaaina. 
Btkn,  TO.   Mea  ono  liilii ;  berena  ono  llilii. 
Bfinch,  TO.    1.    Huhui.    Bunch  of  grapes, 

huhui  waina. 

2.  Ahui.     Bunch   of    Bananas,    ahui 
maia. 

3.  He  puu. 

B6n'dle,  71.    1.    Pu-a,    Bundle  of  wheat, 
pua'  huita. 
2.    He  puolo.    A  bundle  of  papers,  he 

t         puolo  pepa. 
3.    Bundle  of  poi^ -phi  fLi',  holoai. 
4.    Olaolao;  laolao,  oi)e. 
BAn'dle,  v.    E  puolo;  e  pua;  e  ope;  e 
hoolaolao. 
Bune',  TO.    Ka  umoki  nui  ma  ka  aoao  o 
—         ka  barela. 

■    B&ng'hole,  to.    He  puka  poepoe  ma  ka 

aoao  o  ka  barela. 

BQng'le,  V.    E  kapulu  ma  ka  hana. 

Bftng'ler,  TO.    Kanaka  i  kapulu  ma  ka 

hana;  mea  hawawa  ma  ka  nana. 

H    BtingMing:,  adj.    Kapulu;  hawawa;  he- 

I" 


Biiiit'iii|f,  TO.    Lole  hana  hae. 

Buoy,  (key),  TO.    He  mouo. 

Bu<>y'an-cy,  n.    Ke  ano  lana. 

Buoy'anty  adj.    Lanalana. 

Burr>  TO.    Hua  o  ka  puakala;  kakalaioa 

Bur  )      kikania. 

Bur'den,  to.    He  haawe  kaumaha;    he 

ukana  halihall. 
Bur'den-sdnie,  adj.     Kaumaha;  hoo- 

luhi.  _ 

Bu'reau  (bu'ro),  n.    1.    Pahu  nme. 

2.    He  mahele  nul  o  ka  oihana  aupuni. 

Bureau  of  Education,  oihana  boon aau- 

ao.    Bureau  of  Customs,  oihana  dute. 
Bur'elar,  n.    He  wawahi  hale  i  ka  po 

me  ka  manao  hewa;  mea  kipo  hale  1 

kapo. 
Bur'gla-ry,  to.  Ke  karaima  o  ka  wawa- 
hi hale  i  ka  po. 
Bu'ri-al  (ber'ry-al),  n.     Kanu  kupa- 

pau.    Syn.  funeral. 
Bur-lesque'  (bur-lesk'),  adj.  Hooala 

ikaakaaka;  mea  e  hu  ai  ka  akaaka. 

Syn.  ludicrous. 
Bur'ly,  adj.    Kino  nui  ikaika. 
Burn,  17.    1.  E  a;  ehoo-a.  The  fire  bums, 

ke  a  nei  ke  ahi. 

2.  E  kuni;  e  hoowela.  I  burnt  my  fin- 
ger, ua  hoowela  wau  i  kuu  manamana 
lima. 

3.  E  papaa.  The  cake  is  burnt,  papaa 
ka  berena  ono. 

4.  E  puhi  i  ke  ahi;  e  kuni.  The  house 
was  burnt,  ua  kuniia  ka  hale  i  ke  ahi. 

Burn,  TO.    He  palapu  ahi. 
Burn'er,  to.    Keleawe  hoopaa  uwiki. 
Burn'ing,  adj.    Wewela 
Burn'ing-gflass,  to.    Aniani  hoo-a  ahi, 

mamuli  o  na  kukuna  wela  o  ka  la. 
Bur'nish,  V.    E  hoohulali;   e  anal  a  hi' 

nuhinu. 
Burst,  V.    E  pahu'*  e  poha'. 
Bur'y  (ber'ry),  v.    E  kanu  ma  ka  lepo. 
Bur'y-ing-ground',  to.  Pa  kanu  kupa- 

pau. 
Bush.,  TO.    Laalaau. 
Busli'el,  TO.    Busela,  he  ana  no  na  mea 

ma  loo. 
Bus'i-ly  (biz'i-ly),  adv.     Paa  loa  i  ka 

hana;  lilo  loa  i  ka  hana. 
Bus'i-ness  (blz'ness),  to.     Oihana;  ka 

hana  i  lawelawe  ia.  Syn.  employment ; 

occupation. 
B6st,  TO.    He  kii  o  ke  poo  me  ka  umau- 

ma  wale  no. 
Btks'tle,  V.    E  awiwi;  e  makaala. 
Bus'y  (biz'y),  adj.    Paa  i  ka  hana. 
Bui'y-bod'y,TO.  Heholoholoolelo;  e-le- 

pl. 
B  tit,  prep.    1.    Aka.    I  called  but  he  had 

gone,  kahea  aku  la  wau,  aka  ua  hala  e 

oia. 

2.    Aka  hoi;  aka  nae;  eia  nae.     I  did 

nx)t  see  him,  but  I  heard  his  voice,  aole 

a'u  i  ike  maka  iaia.  aka  nae  ua  lobe  a'u 

i  kona  leo.    Syn.  nevertheless. 

8.    Koe  nae.    All  went  but  John,  ua  hele 

lakou  a  pau,  koe  nae  o  Keoni. 


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Bntch'er,  n.  Kanaka  loli  bipi,  kao,  hi- 
pa,  etc. 

But- end',  n.  Ka  welau  nui.  77ie  hut- 
end  of  the  log,  ka  welau  nui  o  ka  pauku 
laau. 

Butt,  71.    He  mea  i  hoohenehene  nui  ia. 

2.  He  pahu  ana  me  ke  poo. 

3.  He  pahu  nunui. 
But'ter,  7i._  Waiu  bata. 
Biit'ter-fly,  n.    Pnlelehua. 
But'ter-mllk,  n.    Ka  waiu  o  ka  waiu 

bata. 
But'toek,  n.    Okole. 
But'ton,  n.    Pi  hi  lole. 
BJit'ton,  V.    £  piM, 


Bfit'ton-liole,  n.    Puka  pihi. 
Bux'om,  adj.    Onaona;  ui. 
Buy  (by),  v.    E  kuai  lilo  mai. 
Buy'er,  n.    Ka  mea  e  loaa  ana  mamuli 

oke  kuai. 
B^zz,  V.    Kamumumu. 
By,  prep.    Ma;  mahope;  mao.    By-and- 

5?/,  mamuli;  kokoke. 
By-law,  n.    Rula. 

By'way^j  ^-    He  alanui  pipa. 
By'stand-er,  n.    Mea  e  ku  kokoke  ana. 
By'word,  n.    1.  Olelo  i  wawa  wale  ia. 

2.    Kumu  hoohenehene;  mea  i  hoowa- 

hawahaia. 


Cab,  n.  Kaa  Ho  me  ka  uhi  oluna.  Syn. 
buggy. 
Cab'bagcn.    Kapiki;  mea ai. 
Cab'in,  n.    1.     Ke  keena  mahope  o  ka 

moku.    2.    He  hale  pupupu. 
Cab'I-net,   n.     1.     Pahu   waiho   buke; 

waiho  mea  milimili. 

2.    Papa  kuhina.     Cabinet  council,  aha 

kuhina, 
Cab'i-net-mak'er,  n.     Kamena'  hana 

pahu,  noho,  papa,  me  na  lako  hale  e  ae. 
Ca'ble,    n.     1.     Kaula    hao    heleuma. 

2.  Kaula  nunui  no  ka  moku. 

3.  Telegraph  cable,   uea  telegarapa  i 
hoomoeia  malalo  o  ka  moana. 

€a'ble,  v.    E  hooili  i  olelo  ma  ka  uia 

telegarapa  moana. 
€a-bobse',  n.    Hale  kuke  oluna  o  ka 

moku. 
Cache,  (kash),  n.    He  ahu  ai  i  hunaia. 
€a€k'le,  v.    E  pukaka;  e  pukoko. 
Cae'tus,  n.    Pabipi;  panini. 
Ca-dav'er-otis,  adj,    Hakea,  mehe  ku- 

papau  la. 
Ca-det,  n.    Haumana  no  ke  kula  koa. 
Ca'di,  n.    He  luuakanawai  ma  Tureke. 
Cag^e,  n.    1.    Hale  hoopaa  holoholona. 

A  bird  cage,  hale  manu. 
€a-jole',  V.    E  hoomalimali  hoopuni- 

puni. 
Cake,  n.    Palaoa  ono. 
Cal'a-basli,  ?t.    He  umeke.    Water  cala- 
bash, hue  wai. 
Ca-lam'i-ty,  n.     He  popilikia;  poino, 

pilikia  nut.  Syn.  disaster;  misfortune. 
Cai-€u-late,  V.    E  helu;  e  irai  ma  na 

helu.    Syn.  compute;  reckon. 
Cal'cu-la'tion,  n.    Ka  Imi  ana  ma  na 

helu;   ka  haina  o  ka  iml  ana,    Syn. 

computation. 


Cai'cu-la'tor,  n.    Mea  imi  helu. 
Cal'dron,  n.    Ipu  hao  nui  mea  baila. 
€al'en-dar,  n.    He  alemenaka.     Syn. 

almanac. 
Calf,  (kaf),  n.    1.    Bipi  keiki. 

2.    Oloolo  wawae. 
Cal'i-bre,  (bur),  n.    1.    Ke  ana  waena 

o  ka  waha  o  ka  pukuniahl  me  na  pu 

kani  e  ae. 

2.    Mental  calibre,  ka  ikaika  o  ka  noo- 

noo. 
Cal'i-co,  n.    Lole  kalikoa. 
Cal'is-then'ies,  n.    Hana  hoomaamaa, 

hooikaika  kino. 
Cal'i-pers,  n.    Upa'  ana  poepoe. 
Calk,  V.    E  okomo  moku. 
Calk'er,  n.    Kanaka  okomo  moku. 
Call,  v.    1.    E  kahea.    Ca22 /im,  e  kahea 

laia. 

2.  E  kapa'ku. 

3.  E  kipa  launa. 

C^ll,  n.    1.    Ka  hea  ana;  leo  kahea. 

*2.    Ke  kipa  launa  ana. 
Cal-lig'ra-phy,  n.   Ke  kakaulima  mai- 

kai. 
Cal'ling,   n.     Oihana   i  maa  ai.    Syn. 

occupation;  business;  employment. 
Cal'loCks,  adj.    Oolea;  maeele;  leho. 

2.    Callous  spots,  leho ;  leholeho. 
Calm,  adj.    Malie ;  lai ;  pohu. 
Calm,  V.    E  hoomalielie;  ehoomaalili; 

e  hoonana.    Syn.  quiet. 
Calm'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  malie;  malielie. 
Calm'ness,  n.    Ka  malu;  ka  lulu;  ka 

malie.    Syn.  quietness;  tranquility, 
Cal-6r'ic,  n.    Wela.    Syn.  heat, 
Ca-lftm'ni-ate,  v.    E  hooino  wale  1  ka 

inoa,  e  niania;  e  akiaki.  Syn.  slander. 
Ca-lum'ni-a'tor,  n.     Kanaka  niania; 

he  paokee.    Syn.  slanderer. 


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Cai'nm-ny,  n.    Alapahl*  olelo  niania; 

olelo  akiuki.    Syn.  slander;  detraction. 
Ciilve,  V.    E  hanau  ka  bipi. 
Ca'lyx,  n.    Ka  wahi' owaho  okapua. 
ram' el,  n.    Kamelo. 
Camp,   n.    Wahi   hoomoana.     Military 

camp,  wahl  hoomoana  o  na  puali  koa, 
€an,  V.    Hiki. 

2.    To  canjruit,  e  hookomo  1  na  hua  ai 

mana  tini. 
Can,  n.    He  apu;  he  pahu  metala.    Tin 

can,  pahu  tini. 
Ca-nal',  n.    He  auwai. 
Ca-na'ry,  Manu  kanari. 
Can'^el,  v.    1.     E  kapae  helu.    Cancel 

eqnal  factors,  e  kapae  i  na  helu  hana 

like. 

2.    E  hoopau.    Cancel  an  agreement,  e 

hoopau  i  ka  olelo  ae  like. 
Can'^el-la'tion,  n.      Ka  hoopau  ana; 

ke  kapae  ana. 
Can'<^er,  n.    He  mai  aai. 
CanMid,   adj.     Oiaio;    epa  ole.     Syn. 

frank;  truthful. 
CanMi-tlate,  n,   L   Mea  e  imi  ana  i  ke- 

kahi  oihana. 

2.    Mea  i  manaoia  no  kekahi  oihana. 
Can'did-ly,  adv.     Me  ka  oiaio.    Syn. 

frankly. 
CanMle,  n.    Ihoiho;  kukui  aila. 
Can'dle-stick,  71.    Ihoiho  kukui. 
Can'dor,  n.  Ka  oiaio;  ke  kaulike.  Syn. 

truth;  fairness;  justice. 
Can'dy,  n.  Ko  omoomo. 
Cane,  n.    Kookoo.    Syn.  walking  stick. 

Cane'brake,  n.    Wahi  paapu  o  na  ohe. 
Ca-niue',  adj.    Ano  ilio. 
Can'nis-ter,  n.    Pahu  tini  poepoe. 
Can'ni-l)al,  n.    Kanaka  ai  kanaka. 
Can'ni-l>al-ism,  n.    Ka  ai  kanaka. 
Can'non,  n.    Pukuniahi;  pu  nui. 
Can'non-ade',  n.    Ke  ki  ana  i  na  pu 

nui. 
Can'non-ball,  n.    Poka'  no  ka  pu  nui. 

Syn.  cannon  shot. 
Can'non-ier',   n.    Mea  lawelawe  i  ka 

pu  nui. 
Can'not,  v.    Aole  hiki. 
Ca-noe',  (ka-nii'),  n.    Waa  maoli. 
Can'o-py ,  n.  He  uhi  maluna'e  o  ke  poo. 

Cant,  V.    E  huli  iki  ma  ka  aoao. 
Cin'ta-loupe,  w.    He  ipu  ala. 
Can-teen',  n.    Huewai  tini. 
Can'ter,  v.    E  holo  kainepu,  e  like  me 

ka  lio.    Syn.  gallop. 
Can'vas,  n.    1.    Lole  ie;  lole  hana  pea. 

2.    Na  pea  o  ka  moku. 
Can'vasSf   v.     1.     E  nol.    Canvass  for 

funds,  e  noi  i  dala  no  kekahi  hana. 

2.   E  paipai.    Canvass  for  votes,  e  paipai 

no  ko  kono  balota. 
C&1 
€t 
Ca'pa-ble,   adj.     Makaukau;    kupono. 

Syn.  able;  efficient;  competert. 
Ca-pa'vl<>ti8»  arfj.    Akca;  iiunui.    A  ca- 
pacious house,  he  hale  akea. 


!!ftp,  n.    Papale  kapu. 
5a'pa-b!l'i-ty,  n.    Ka  makaukau. 


€a-p*<?'I-ty,  A.    1.    Ke  ana  piha  o  ke- 
kahi mea. 
2.    Ke  akea  o  ka  noonoo. 

Cdp'a-ple',  adv.  Mai  ke  poo  a  i  na 
wawae. 

Ca-par'i-son,  n,    Na  kahiko  no  ka  lio. 

Cape,  n.    1.    He  lae  o  ka  aina. 
2.    Kihei  liilii  no  na  poohiwi. 

Ca'per,  v.    E  lelelele;  e  haa. 

Cap'il-la-ry,  adj.  Makalii  mehe  lauoho 
la.    Capillary  attraction,  ume  lauoho. 

Cap'1-tal,  n.  1.  Kulanakauhale  poo 
Aupuni. 

2.    Kumupaa,  i  hoomoeia  ma  kekahi 
hana. 

Cap'i-tal-lst,  n.  Ka  mea  nona  ke  ku- 
mupaa; he  kanaka  waiwai  nui. 

Cap'i-tol,  n.    Hale  Oihana  Aupuni. 

Ca-plt'u-late,  v.  E  haawi  iloko  o  ka 
lima  o  ka  enemi. 

Ca-pri\?e',  n.  Manao  lolilua;  manao 
kapekepeke.    Syn.  whim;  fancy. 

Ca-pri'?ioti8,  adj.  Loli  wale;  kapeke- 
peke;  lolilua.     Syn.  whimsical;  fickle. 

Cap-size',  r.    E  kahuli;  hookahuli. 

Cap'stan,  n.  Pokakaa  huki  heleuma; 
huki  ukana  o  ka  moku. 

Cap'tain,  n.    1.    Kapena  moku. 
2.    Kapena  o  na  koa. 

Cap'tain-9y,  n.    Oihana  kapena. 

Cap'tioiis,  adj.  Imi  halu;  keemoa; 
opukopekope.  Syn,  peevish;  fault- 
finding. 

Cap'tioiks-ness,  n.  Ka  manao  imi  hala. 

Cai>'ti-vate,  v.   E  lawe  pio  i  ka  manao. 

Cap'tive,  n.    He  pio. 

Cap-tiv'i-ty,  n.    Ka  noho  pio  ana. 

Cap'tor,  n.    Ka  mea  nana  e  lawe  pio. 

Cap'ture,  n.    Ka  lawe  pio  ana. 

Car,  n.    Kaa  alanui  hao. 

Car'at,  n.  He  ana  kaumaha,  eha'  huna; 
he  kaupaona  no  na  momi^  a  no  ke  gula. 

Car'a-van,  n.  He  huakai  hele  ma  na 
aina  o  ka  Hikina. 

Car'a-van'sa-ry,  n.  Hale  hookipa  ma 
ka  Hikina. 

Ciir'bine,  n.   He  pu  pokole  ki  poohiwi. 

Car'bon,  n.  Ka  i-O  O  ka  nanaliu,  a  me 
na  mea  a  i  ke  ahi. 

Car-bon'ie,  adj.    Pili  i  ke  carbon. 

Car'cass,  n.  Heana;  kino  make  o  ka 
holoholona. 

Card,  n.    He  pepa  manoanoa. 
2.    Pepa  paani. 
8.    Palapala  hoolaha  pokole,  i  paila. 

4.  Pepa  inoa.   Visiting  card,  pepa  inoa 
no  ka  makaikal  launa  ana. 

5.  He  paa  laau-kahi  no  ke  kahi  ana  i 
ka  huluhulu,  puUipulu. 

Card,  v.    E  kahi  huluhulu,  pulupulu. 

Card'er,  n.    Ka  mea  e  kahi  ana. 

Card'ease,  n.  He  wahi'  no  na  pepa  lii- 
lii. 

Car'dl-ac,  adj.    Pill  ana  I  ka  puuwal. 

Ciir'di-nal,  adj.  Ka  mea  nui;  kamua. 
Cardinal  jmints  of  the  compass,  na  wele- 
lau  nui  oka  panana.  Cardinal  virtues, 
na  pono  uui. 


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€ar'di-nal,  n.     He  kahunapule  mil  o 

ka  ekalesia  Roma. 
Care,  n.    1.    Manao  nui  e  kaumaha'i. 

2.  Ka  malama  ana;  ke  kiai  ana. 

3.  Take  care,  e  akahele;  e  malama. 
Ca-reer',  w.  Ka  noho'na  i  keia  ola.  Syn 

course  of  life. 
Ca-reer'ing,  p.  p.    E  holo  mama  ana. 

The  ship  is  careering  over  the  waves,  ke 

holo  mama  nei  ka  moku  maluna  o  na 

ale. 
Care'ful,  adj.    Akahele;  malama pono. 
€are'ful-ly,  adv.    Me  ke  akahele. 
Care'less,  adj.    Lalau;  kapulu;  nahili. 
Care'less-ly,  adj.    Me  ke  akahele  ole. 
€a-ress',  v.  E  pulike;  e  milimili  aloha. 
Ca'ret,  w.    PuumanaT'^). 
Ciir'go,  n.    Ka  ukana  nooili  o  ka  moku. 

Byn.  freight. 
Car'i-ca-ture,  n.    Kii  hoomnkeaka. 
Car'i-ca-tur-ist,  n.  Mea  kaha  kii  hoo- 

make  aka. 
Car'nage,  n.    Ka  hookahe  koko;  ka  lu- 

ku  ana.    Syn.  slaughter;  massacre. 
C a r'n al,  ady.    Pili  1  ke  kino;  pili  i  na 

kukookekino.    Syn.  sensual. 
€ar'nal-ly,  adv.    1.    Ma  ke  ano  kino. 

2.    Me  ke  kuko  hewa. 
Ciir-niv'o-rous,  adj.  Ai  i-oholoholona. 
Car'ol.TO.    Leo  mele  hauon. 
Ca-rot'id,  n.    Kekahi  o  na  aakoko  nui 

elua  ma  ka  a-i. 
Ca-rous'al,  n.    Ahaaina  uhauha. 
Ca-rouse',  v.    1.    E  lealea  uhauha. 

2.    E  inu  pu  a  ona. 
•Car'pen-ter,  n.    He  kamena'. 
Car'pen-try,  n.    Oihana  kamena'. 
Ciir'pet,  n.    Moena  lole  huluhulu. 
Car'riage  (car'rlj),  n.     Kaa  holoholo 

lealea. 
Car'ri-er,  n.    Mea  lawe;  mea  halihaU. 

A  letter  carrier,  he  lawe  leta. 
€ar'ri-on,  n.    I-o  pilau. 
Car'rot,  w.    Karoke;  meaulu. 
Car'ry,  v.  1.  E  lawe;  e  hali;  e  halihali. 

2.  E  amo.     To  carry  on  the  shoulder. 

3.  To  carry  on  the  back,  e  waha;  e  haa- 
we. 

Cart,  w.    Kaa  lawe  ukana;  kaa  kauo. 
€art,  V.    E  hali  ma  ke  kaa. 
€art-ai:e,  n.   1.  Ka  hali  ana  ma  ke  kaa 

2.    Uku  kaa. 
CJirt'er,  n.  Kanaka  hookelc  kaa  ukana. 
Ciir'ti-lage,  n.    Kumukumu;  ka  pilali 

iwi  o  na  ami. 
Ciir'trldgre,  n.    Wahi'  metala  e  hoopaa 

pu  ana  ka  pauda  me  ka  poka'. 
Car'tridge-box,  n.     He  pahu  ill  liilii 

waiho  poka'. 
Cart'-wright,  n.    Kanaka  hana  kaa. 
Carve,  v.    1.    E  okioki  i-o. 

2.    E  kalai  laau,  pohaku,  etc. 
Ciirv'er,  n.    1.    Mea  okioki  i-o. 

2.  Mea  kalai  lar.u,  pohaku,  etc. 

3.  Pahi   nui,  oki  i-o.      Syn.  carving 
knife. 

Cas-cade',  n.  Wai  kahe;  wailele.  Syn. 
waterfall;  cataract. 


Case,  n.    Hejpahu;  he  wahi'. 

2.  He  hoopn;  he  hihia. 

3.  A  case  jor  the  doctor,  he  mea  na  ke 
kauka  e  lapaau, 

4.  A  hard  case,  he  mea  paakiki;  he  ka- 
naka oolea,  paakiki. 

Case'knife,  n.    Pahi  aina. 

Cash,  w.    Dalaike  maka;  dalapaa. 

Cash,  t;.    E  uku  koke;  e  uku  i  ke  dala 

paa. 
Cash'bot>k,  n.  Buke  helu  no  na  lilo  me 

na  loaa  ma  na  dala  paa. 
Cash-ier',  n.  Ka  malama  dala  o  ka  ba'- 

ncko,  a  o  kekahi  hui  paha. 
Cask,  n.    Pahu  barela  nui. 
Cas'ket,  n.    1.  Pahu  liilii  waiho  momL 

Syn.  jewel  box. 

2.    Pahu  kupapau  metala. 
Cast,  r.  1.  EkIoIh;  hoolei;  e  nou.   Cast 

stones,  e  hoolei  1  na  ])ohaku. 

2.    E  nooheehee  metala,  no  na  mea  me- 
tala. 
Cast/a-way',  n.    Mea  haaleleia  i  ka  po- 

ino. 
Caste,  TO.    Ke  kulana  Iwaena  o  kanaka 
Cas'ter,  w.    Pie  pokakaa  liilii  mahilo  ae 

o  na  wawae  o  na  pahuume,  etc. 
Cas'ti-gate,  v.    E  hoopai  ma  ka  hahau 

ana.    Syn.  chastise. 
Cas'ti-ga'tion,  to.     Ka  hoopai  hahau 

ana,  a  hili  ana  paha.    Syn.  chastise- 
ment. 
Cast'lne,  n.    He  mea  metala  i  hanaia 

ma  ka  nooheehee  mua  ana  i  ka  metala. 
Cast'ing-vote,  n.    Ka  balota  e  hooholo 

ana  1  ka  pono  iwaena  o  na  aoao  elua, 

ke  like  a  like  na  balota  e  ae. 
Cas'tle,  TO.    Hale  nui,  kohu  pa  kaua  la. 
Cas'tor-oil,  TO.    Ailakolii. 
Cas'triite,  V.    Epoa;ekahe. 
Cas'u-al,  adj.     IJlia  wale.    Syn.  acci- 
dental. 
Cas'u-al-ty,  to.    Mea  ulia  wale.    Syn. 

accident. 
Cat,  TO.    Popoki;  owao. 
Cat'a-€omb,  TO.  He  ana  waiho  kupapa'u. 
Cat'a-lep-sy,  TO.     He  maule;   mai  ku- 

hewa. 
Cat'a-16gue,  (16g),  to.    Papa  kuhikuhi 

inoa;  papa  hoike. 
Cat'a-logue,  v.    E  kakau  papa. 
Cafa-moimt,  to.    He  popuki  nui  ahiu. 
Cat'a-ract,  to.    1.    He  Avai  lele  nui. 

2.    He  mai  iloko  o  ka  maka. 
Ca-tarrh',  (ka-tar'),  to.   He  mai  ma  ke 

poo  me  ke  Kahe  o  ka  hupe'. 
Ca-tas'tro-phe,   to.      He   poino     nui. 

Syn.  disaster;  calamity. 
Catch,  V.    E  hopu;   e  hoopaa;   e  apo. 

Syn.  seize. 

2.    Catch  a  cold,  e  loaa  i  ke  kunu. 
Catch'er,  TO.    Mea  nana  e  hopu. 
Catch'ing,  adj.  Lele.  Infectious  disease. 

mai  lele  wale.    Contagious  disease,  mai 

lele  ma  ka  pill  ana, 
Cat'e-€hise,  (kiz),  v.    E  ui;  e  ninanl- 

nau. 
Cat'e-€hi§in,  (kizm),  to.    He  buke  ui. 


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€ftt'e-go-ry,  n.    Kulana.    Syn.  state; 

condition. 
Ca'ter,  v.    E  hoolako  1  na  mea  ai. 
€a'ter-er,  n.   Ka  mea  hoolako  i  na  mea 

al. 
€at'er-pll'lar,  n.    He  peelua. 
€a'ter-wiiul,  v.    E  uwo  e  like  me  ka 

popoki.  **  ,  ,    , 

€a-thar'tl€,  n.    Laau  hoonana'. 
€a-tlie'dral,  n.    Luakini  bihopn. 
€ath'o-li€,  adj.    Akea  wale;  pill  laula. 
€ftts'paw,  n.    He  mea  1  hookonokonoia 

ehanakolohe;  heweawea. 

2.    He  onini  ma  ka  Hi  o  ke  kai. 
eat'tle,  n.    Na  holoholona  laka  o  ke 

kula. 

2.    Na  bipi.  .       ,    , 

Cat'tle-range,  n.    He  aina  kula  no  na 

l^ipi. 
Cau'ctis,  n.    He  halawai  ku  i  ka  wa. 
€iiu8e,  n.    1.    Kumu.    The  cause  of  all 

'things,  ke  kumu  o  na  mea  a  pau. 

2.    Hihia  ma  ke  kanawai.    Syn.  case. 
eause'less,  adv.    Me  ke  kumu  ole. 
€au8e'way,  n.     Alanui  i  hookiekieia 

mawaena  o  kahi  pohopoho. 
€au'ter-ize,  v.  E  kuni  me  ka  hao  wela; 

e  kuni  me  ka  laau  lapaau  wela. 
Cau'tion,  n.  1.  Ke  akahele;  kanoonoo 

pono.    Syn.  prudence;  care. 

2.    Heoleloao;  olelopapa. 
€au'tion,  v.    E  ao  aku;  e  papa'ku. 
Cau'tiofis,  oty.  Noonoo;  akahele.  Syn. 

prudent. 
€au'tioti8-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  noonoo;  me 

ke  akahele.    Syn.  prudently. 
Cav'al-cade',  n.    Huakai  hooholo  lio. 
Cav'a-lier',  ad/.  1.    Aa;  koa;  wiwo  ole. 

2.    Haanou;  hookano. 
€av'al-rv,  ».    Na  koa  lio. 

^^"^^f       I  n.    He  ana  iloko  o  ka  honua. 

€av'il,  V.    E  imi  hala;  e  hoohalahala. 
Cav'il-ler,  n.    Ka  mea  imi  hala. 
€av'i-ty,  n.   He  hakahaka;  wahi  po'ho. 
Cease,   v.    E   oki;    hooki;    e    hoopau. 

Syn.  desist;  forbear. 
Qease'less,  adj.    Pau  ole;  mau.    Syn. 

incessant. 
Ce'dar,  n.    Laau  kedera. 
Cede,  V.    E  hoolilo  ia  hai. 
Ce-diPla,  n.    He  kaha  malalo  iho  o  ka 

huapalapala  C  (C)  e  hoakaka  ana  ua 

pili  laia  Ka  leo  o  S. 
^eil,  V.    E  kapili  papa  ma  na  aoao  a 

maluna  o  ke  keena. 
CeiPing^,  n.    1.    Ko  luna  o  ke  keena. 

2.    Na  papa  kapili  iloko  o  ka  hale. 
^el'e-brate,  v.    E  hookaulana;  e  hoo- 

nani;  e  kulaia. 
Cel'e-brat'ed,  adj.    Kaulana. 
^el'e-hra'tlon,  n.    Ka  hookulala  ana; 

ka  hookaulana  ana. 
Qe-leb'rl-ty,  n.  Kahanohano;  ke  kau- 
lana. ,     ,  ^^, 
^e-ler'l-ty,  n.     Ka  mama;  ka  hikiwa- 

we.      Syn.  swiftness. 


^e-les'tial,  acf/.  1.  No  ka  lanl.  Celestiai 
being,  mea  e  noho  ana  ma  ka  laiii. 
2.    Celestial  Empire,  he  inoa  no  ke  au- 
puni  o  Kina.   Celestials,  ka  poe  o  Kina. 

gel-I-ba-^y,  adj.     Ka  noho  ana  me  ka 
mare  ole. 

<2«*11,  n.     1.     Keena  liilii.     Prison  cell, 
keena  liilii  o  ka  hale  paahao. 

2.  Na  pukapuka  o  ke  kukae  nalo  mell. 

3.  Na  pukapuka  ma  na  mea  ulu, 
^el'lar,  n.    Ka  lua  malalo  o  ka  hale. 

<2el'lu-lar,  adj.   Pukapuka;  paapuina 

puka  liilii. 
Qem'ent,  n.    1.    Puna  pohaku. 

2.    He  pilali. 
^e-ment',  v.    E  hoopili  paa  aku.  E  hoo- 

pipili. 
^em'e-ter'y,  n.    Pa  ilina  kupapau. 
Cen'ser,  n.    Ipu  kuni  mea  ala. 

<2en-8o'ri-otis,  adj.   Imi  hala;  hoahewa 

wale. 
Cen'8ur-a-ble,  adj.    Ku  i  ka  ahewaia. 
^en'sure,    n.     Olelo    hoahewa.     Syn. 

rebuke. 
^en'sus,  n.    Papa  helu  lahui. 
€en'su8-blaiik',  n.    Pepa  paihakahaka 
"  no  ka  helu  lahui, 

Cen'sus-tak'er,  w.    Luna  helu  lahui. 
^ent,  n.    Keneta. 

gen'taur,  w.  He  kupua  o  ka  wakahiko, 
""nona  ke  kino  i  oleloia  he  hapa  kanaka 

hapa  lio. 
^en-ten'ni-al,  n.    Ka  haneri  o  na  ma- 

kahiki. 
^en'ter,  n.  Ko  waenakonu ;  kikowaena. 

%^'^',\\-^V\     w-    He  kanapi. 
Cen'ti-pe-d )  ^ 

Cen'tral,  adj.    Waena  kouu. 
Cen'tral-i-za'tion,  n.    Ka  hoohui  ana 
"  i  kahi  hookahi. 

^en'tral-ize,  v.    E  hoohui  i  kahi  hoo- 
kahi. 
<2en-trif  u-gal,  adj.  Ka  nee  ana  mai  ke 

kikowaena  aku.  Centrifugal  motion,  ka 
motio  mai  ke  kiko  waena'ku. 

^en-trif'u-gal,    n.     Mikini   hoomaloo 

"  ko  paa. 

Cen-trip'e-tal,  adj.  Ka  nee  ana  i  ke 
kiko  waena.  Centripetal  motion,  ka  mo- 
tio e  imi  ana  i  ke  kiko  waena. 

Cen-tu'rl-on,  n.    Luna  haneri. 

^en'tu-ry,  n.    Haneri  makahiki. 

Ce-phal'ie,  adj.    Pili  i  ke  poo. 
ger'e-bel'lum,  n.    Ka  hapa  o  ka  lolo 

ma  ka  hope  o  ke  poo. 
Cer'e-bral,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  lolo. 
^er'e-brum,  n.    Ka  mahele  nui  o  ka 

lolo. 
ger'e-mo'ni-otis,  adj.     Hookahakaha. 

rgr'e-mo'ny,  w.  He  loina;  he  hana 
hoonohonono;  hana  hookapukapu ;  ha- 
na pili  i  ka  hoomana.  Ceremony  of 
laying  the  comer  stone,  hana  hoonoho- 
uoho  pohaku  kumu  o  ke  kihi. 

ggr'tain,  adj.  Maopopo  loa;  oiaio  loa. 
Syn.  sure. 


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^er'tain-ly,  adv.    1.    lo.    It  will  cer- 
"  tainly  come  to  pass,  e  ko  io  ana  ia  mea. 

1.  Ae  no  paha.  Please  do  me  a  favor  f 
t— Certainly,  e  oluolu  oe  e  kokua  iau  ? 
— Ae  no  paha. 

3.  Pel  a.  Do  you  understand  f — Certain- 
ly, ke  hoomaopopo  anei  oe  ? — Pela. 

Cer'tain-ty,  n.    Xa  mea  maopopo  lea. 

Cer-tif  i-cate,  n.    Palapala  hooia. 

Cer'ti-fl-er,  n.    Mea  nana  e  hooia. 

^er'ti-fy,  v.  E  hooia  ma  ke  kakau  lima. 

Ce-ru'le-an,  acy.Uliuli,  like  me  ke  aouli 

^es-sa'tion,  n.  Ka  pau  ana;  ka  oki 
ana.  Cessation  of  hostilities,  ka  pau  ana 
o  ke  kaua. 

Ces'sion,  n.    Ka  hoolilo  ana  ia  hai. 

Chafe,  V.  1.  E  ukiuki;  hoonaukiuki. 
Syn.  fret. 

2.  Maoa.    Syn.  rub  sore. 
ChaflF,  n.    He  opala, 

<21ia-grlii',   n.     Manao    ukiuki.     Syn. 

vexation. 
Chain,  n.   Kaula  apo.  Iron  chain,  kaula 

hao. 
Chain,  v.    E  hoopaa  me  ke  kaula  hao. 
Chair,  n,    1.    He  noho  maoli. 

2.    Ka  mea  e  noho  ana  ma  ka  noho. 

8.    He  lala  o  ka  oihana   hoonaauao. 

Chair  of  Mathematics,  ka  oihana  ao  ma- 

timatika. 
Chair'man,  n.    Lunahoomalu. 
^liaise j  n.    Kaa  huila  elua,  me  ka  uhi 
"oluna. 

Chal'dron,  n.    He  ana;  36  busela. 
Chalk,  n.    Po'ho. 
ChSl'len^e,  v.    E  aa  aku  ia  hal. 
Chal'lengr-er,  n.   Ka  mea  e  aa  aku  ana. 
Cham'ber,  n.    1.    Keeua  maluna;  kee- 

na  moe. 

2.  He  ahahui.  Chamber  of  Commerce, 
ahahuikalepa. 

3.  He  aha  Icaukanawai.  Chamber  of 
Deputies,  ahakaukanavvai  o  na  luna 
makaainana. 

Cliam'ber-lain,   n.     Luna   nui   o   na 

keena.    Lord  Chamberlain,  luna  nui  o 

ka  ohana  o  ka  Moi. 
Cham'ber-maid,  w.    Wahine  malama 

keena  moe. 
Cliamp,  V.    E  nau,  e  naunau. 
Cham'pi-on.  n.    1.    He  kanaka  koa. 

2.     Ka  pookela;  ka  mua. 
Change,  n.    1.    Manawa  kupono.    Syn. 

opportunity. 

2.    Mea  ulia  wale. 
Chan'^el-lor,  w.     1.    Ka  Lunakanawai 

kiekie  o  ke  Aupuni. 

2.     He  puuku.     Chancellor  of  the   Ex- 
chequer, ka  Puuku  o  ka  Waihona  dala. 
Chan'^el-lor-shlp,    n.     Oihana   o   ke 

Chancellor. 
ghan'del-ier,    n.     Manamana    huhui 

kukui. 
Chan'dler,  n.  Ship  chandler,  he  kanaka 

kuai  i  na  lako  moku. 
Change,  n.    1.    He  loll;  he  lull;  he  hoo- 

ano  e. 

2.    Na  hapa  dala. 


Change,  v.  E  loll;  e  hoololi ;  hoo-ano  e. 
Change  m^ney,  e  hoololi  dala;  e  wawahi 
dala. 

Change'a-ble,  adj.   Loli  lua;  kaamola; 
olewa;  kapekepe.    Syn.  fickle. 
2.    Lauwili.    A  changeable  wind,  he  ma- 
kani  lauwili.    Syn.  variable. 

Change'a-ble-ness,  n.    Ano  loli  wale. 

Change'less,  adj.    Loli  ole;  oni  paa. 

Clian'nel,  w.    Auwaha;  kowa'. 

Chant,  V.    E  oil. 

Chant'er,  71.    Mea  nana  e  oli. 

Chant'i-cleer',  n.  Moa  kane.  Syn. 
cock. 

Cha'os,  n.  Ka  waiho  ana  huikau;  hoo- 
pouoponoole. 

Cha-6t'ic,  ad^'.    Huikau;  hnunaele. 

Chap,  7i.    Keiki  kane;  kanaka  opio. 

Chap'el,  n.    Hale  halawai  hoomana. 

Char'ae-ter,  n.  1.  Ke  ano  o  ke  kana- 
ka; inoa  iwaena  o  kanaka.  Syn.  repu- 
tation. 

2.    Ano.    Syn.  quality.    The  character 
of  the  enterprise,  ke  ano  o  ka  hana. 

Char'ae-ter-is'tic,  adj.  Ku  i  ke  ano. 
Characteristic  of  the  man,  ku  i  ke  ano  o 
ke  kanaka. 

€har'ac-ter-ize,  v.    E  kuhikuhi  ano. 

Char-ad e',  n.    He  nanenane  hoomai- 

"keike  i  kekahi  hua  olelo  i  hunaia. 

Chiir'coal,  n.    Nanahu  wahie. 

Cliiirge,  v.  1.  E  kauoha;  e  haawi  i  ke 
kauoba.    Syn.  exhort. 

2.  E   hoopii  no  ke  karaima,     Syn. 
accuse. 

3.  E  kakau  hooaie. 

4.  E  boopiha  i  ka  p\i. 

5.  E  hoouka  i  ke  kaua. 
Chorge'a-ble,  adj.  Kupono  ke  hoopiia 

kupono  ke  aubauia. 
Char'ger,  n.    1.    Lio  holo  kaua, 

2.    Pa  aina  nui, 
Char'1-ot,  n.  Kaa  holo  kaua ;  kaa  kaua. 
Char'i-ot-eer',    n.     He    bookele    kaa 

kaua. 
Cliar'i-ta-hle,  adj.    Manawalea;  loko- 

maikai.    Syn.  benevolent. 
Char'i-ty,  n.     Aloha;  manawalea;  lo- 

komaikai.    Syn.  love;  benevolence. 
^har'la-tan,  n.   Mea  akena  wale  i  kona 

ike.    Syn.  quack. 
Charm,   v.    E    hoolealea;    hoohoihoi. 

Syn.  please. 
Chiirm'ing,  adj.    Nani;  aulii. 
Chart,  w.  1.  Palapala  aina  holo  moana. 

2.    Palapala  hoike. 
Chiir'ter,  n.   L    Palapala  hookohu  hui, 

a  ke  Aupuni. 

2._  Palapala  hoblimalim a  moku. 
Chase,  V.   E  alualu;  e  hahai.    The  chase, 

ka  alualu  holobolona. 
Chasm,  n.    Mawae  hobonu. 
Chaste,  arfj.    Makamae;  maemae;pau- 

maele  ole.    Syn.  pure. 
Chas'ten,  v.    E  boopai. 

2.    E  boomaemae. 
Chas-tise',  v.    E  bahau;  e  bill;  e  hoo- 

pai.    Syn.  punish;  castigate. 


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Ch&s'tiHe-ment,  n.  Iva  hoopai  ana;  ka 
hili  ana.    Syn.  punishment. 

Chas'tl-ty,  n.  Ka  haumia  ole  1  na  ku- 
koo  ke  kino;  niaemae  o  ka  n\anao  ma 
ka  noho  anu  o  ke  kane  a  o  ka  wahiuo 
puha. 

Chat,  n.    Kamailio  hoonanea. 

^hat-ean'  (shat-o),  71.  Hale  noho  ha- 
nohano  maloko  ka  aina. 

Cliat'tel,  n.  Waiwai  lewa.  Syn.  per- 
Bonal  property, 

Chat/ter,  n.    Walaau  wale. 

Chat'ter-box,  ?t.  Mea  walaau  wale  i 
na  waapau. 

Clieap,  adj.  Kumukuai  haahaa;  ma- 
kepono. 

Cheap'ness,  n.  Ka  haahaa  o  ke  kumu- 
kuai; ka  makepono. 

Cheat,  n.    1.    He  mea  apuka  wale, 
2._  He  hana  hoopunipuni ;  hana  apuka. 

Cheat,  V.  E  hoopunipuni;  e  hana  apu- 
ka; e  epa. 

Check,  t'.    1,    E  keakea;  ekaohi. 
2.    E  kaha.    Check  baggage,  e  kaha  i  ka 
ukana;  e  hoailonaika  ukana.     Check 
off  names,  e  kaha'ku  i  na  inoa. 

Check,  n.    1.    He  kumu  keakea. 
2.    He  kaha;  he  hoailona. 
8.    Bila  kikoo  dala. 

Cheek'er,  v._  Kikokikol. 

Chock'er-hoard,  n.    He  papa  mu. 

Chcek'er^,  ru,    Paani  papa  mu. 

Chcek'mate,  v.    E  hoohoka  loa. 

Cheek,  n,    1.    Papalina. 
2.    Ano  honekoa. 

Cheer,  v.  1.  E  hoohoihoi;  hooeueu; 
hoolalelale. 

2.  E  hoolana  i  ka  manao. 

3.  E  haawi  i  ka  huro. 

Cheer,  7t.    1.    Hauoli;  lea;  hoihoi. 

2.    He  huro, 

8.    Good  cheer,  na  mea  ai  me  na  mea 

inu  maikai, 
Cheer'ful,  adj.  Hoihoi ;  oluolu ;  hauoli, 
Cheer'ful-ness,  n.    Ka  hauoli  o  ka  na- 

au;  ka  oluolu  oka  manao. 
Cheer'less,  adj.    Kaumaha;  luuluu. 
Cheese,  n.    Waiu  paa, 
Cheege'press,  n.  He  kaomi  no  ka  waiu 

paa. 
Chcm'ie-al,  adj.    E  pili  ana  i  ke  c/iem- 

istry. 
^he-mise'  (she-meez'),  a.    Lole  muu- 

muu. 
Chcin'ist,  n.    He  kanaka  i  akamai  ma 

ke  chemistry. 
CliiJm'is-try,  n.    Ka  ike  e  iml  ana  i  na 

mole  a  mo  na  kumu  o  na  mea  a  pan,  a 

me  ka  hoohui  ana  o  ia  mau  mole  me 

na  kumu,  i  loaa  na  kino  o  kela  me  keia 

ano. 
Cher'lgh,  v.    Emalamaloa;  e  hoomili- 

laili. 
Chttst,  n.    1.    Pahu  nul  waiho  lole,  wai- 

ho  mea  hana. 

2.    Ke  keapaa;  kaumauma. 
Chew  (chu),  V.    1.    E  nau;  o  mama. 

2.    Chew  the  cud,  e  hoolualuai. 


Chl-can'er-y,  n.     Hana  maalea;  hana 
hoohalua;  nana  epa.    Syn.  trickery. 

cMck'eni^-    Moakeikl. 
Chick'en-heart'ed,  adj.   Maka'u  wale; 

hopohopo  wale.    Syn.  timid. 
Chick'en-pux,  n.     Mai.  puupuu  liilii, 

ano  like  me  ka  mai  hebera. 
Chide,  V.    E  papa'ku;  e  ao  aku. 
Chief,  n.    He  alii;  kiaaina. 
Chief,  adj.    Ka  mua;  ke  poo  o  ka  hana; 

ka  mea  nui. 
Chiefly,  adv.    Ma  ka  nui. 
Chieftain,  n.    He  kapena;  he  alakai. 

Child,  w.    Hekeiki;  kama;  pokii. 
Child'l)irth,  n.    Hanau  keiki. 
Child'hobd,  n.    Wa  keiki, 
Child'ish,  <idj.     Ano  kamalii ;  noonoo 

ole. 
Child'less,  adj.    Keiki  ole. 
Childlike,  adj.     Akahai;   like  me  ke 

keiki. 
Chil'dren,  n.    Na  kamalii, 
Chill,  71.    1,    Haukeke;  opili;  li. 

2.    Chills  and  fever,  he  li  me  ka  wela. 
Chill'i-ness,  71.     Anuanu;   opili;    koe- 

koe. 
ChlU'y,  adj.    Koekoe;  huihui;  opili. 

Chime,  n.    He  mau  bele  kani  oli  pu. 

Chim'ney,  n.    Puka  uahi. 

Chin,  n.    Ka  auwae. 

Chink,  n.    He  owa';  he  nakaka. 

Chip,  n.    Mamala  laau. 

Chi-rdg'ra-phy,  n.    Kakau  lima.  Syn. 

handwriting. 
Chirp,  V.    E  nunulu;    e  piopio;  e  ioio 
Chirp'ing,  n.     Ka  piopio  ana  o  na  ma- 

nu 
Chis'el,  71.    He  kila. 
Chit'chat,  n.    Syn.  chat. 
<2hiv'al-roiis,  adj.    1.    Ano  koa;  wiwa 

ole. 

2.    Malama  pono  i  na  wahine. 
^hiv'al-ry,  n.    1.     Poe  koa. 

2.    Poe  laulea,  malama  pono  1  na  wa- 
hine. 
Chock'full,  adj.    Piha  loa;  pihakui. 
Choc'o'late,  n.    Mea  inu  i  hanaia  mai 

ke  cocoa. 
Choi<^e,  n.    Ke  koho  ana;  ka  wae  ana. 
Choice,  adj.    Milimili. 
Choir  (quire),  71.  Aha  mele  o  ka  luaki- 

ni. 
Choke,  V.    1.    (From  violence.)    Eumi. 

Syn.  strangle. 

2.    (From  eating  or  drinking.)  E  puua; 

laowa.    Byn.  strangle;  suffocate. 
Choke'damp,  n.    Ea  ino  iloko  o  na  lua 

me  na  ana,  mea  make. 
Cho'ler,  n.  Huhu;  inaina.  Syn,  anger. 
€h61'e-ra,  n.    Mai  kolera. 
Chol'e-ra-mdr'bus,  n.    Nahu  o  ka  opu 

me  ka  hi  a  me  ka  luai  pu. 
Ch<Sl'er-ic,  adj.     Hikiwawe  i  ka  huhu. 

Syjj.  passionate. 
Choofle,  V.    E  koho;  e  wae. 
Choos'er,  n.    Mea  koho. 


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Cli6p,  V.    1.    E  kaka.    CIiop  up  firewood, 

e  kaka  wahie. 

2.    E  kua.    Chop  down  a  tree,  e  kua  i  ka 

laau;  e  okl  i  ka  laau. 

8.    E  okioki.    Chop  in  pieces,  e  okioki 

liilii. 
Chop,  n.    Apana  i-o,  mea  koala. 
Chop'sea,  n.      Kai  kuplkipiki-o';    kai 

oqloku. 
Cho'ral,  adj.    Pili  1  ka  aha  mele. 
Chore,  n.     Wahi  haua  iki.      Chores,  na 

hana  liilii. 
Chor'is-ter,  n.  Ke  alakai  o  ka  papa  lii- 

meni. 
Cho'rus,  n.    Leo  hui. 
Christ,  w.    Kristo;  Ka  Mesia. 
Christ'en,  v.  E  haawi  inoa.,  a  bapetizo. 

€hris'ten-dom»  n.     Na  aupuni  kristi- 

ano. 
Chris'ten-ingr,  n.    Ka  bapetizo  ana. 
Chris'tian,  adj.    Auo  kristiano.     Chris- 
tian name,  iuoa  kristiauo. 
Chris'tian,  n.    Haumana  na  Kristo. 
Chrlst-ian'i-ty,  n.    Ka  hoomana  kris- 
tiano. 
Christ'ian-ize,  v.    E  boohaumana  na 

Kristo. 
Christ'-like,  adj.    Like  me  Kristo. 
Christ'mas,  n.     La  boomauao  no  ko 

Kristo  hanau  ana. 
Chro-mat'ie,  adj.    1.    E  pili  ana  i  na 

wai  hooluu. 

2.    no  kapa-ko-li. 
CJhrfin'ie,  adj.     Kuluma.     Chronic  dis- 
ease, mai  kuluma. 
Chron'l-cle,  n.    Moolelo  o  ke  Aupuni  a 

Lahui  paha.    Syn.  history. 
Chro-nol'o-glst,  n.    He  kanaka  imi  i 

na  helu  manawa  o  na  wa  i  hala. 
Chrdn'o-ldg'ic-al,  adj.     Pili  i  na  helu 

manawa. 
Chro-n61'o-^y ,  n.    Ka  ike  e  pili  ana  no 

na  manawa  i  hala,  me  na  hana,  me  ka 

poe  o  ia  manawa. 
Cnro-nom'e-ter,  n.    He  wati  holo  po- 

lolei  loa;  wati  hooholo  moku. 
Chub'hy,  adj.    Poupou;  nepunepu. 
Chiick'le,  v.    E  aka  iki  iloko  iho. 
ChAnk,  n.    He  apana  manoanoa. 
Church,   n.     1.     Hale    halawai;    hale 

pule. 

2.    Ekalesia. 

8.    He  aoao  hoomana. 
Church'naan,    n.     Kahuna   pule  o  ka 

ekalesia  Enelani. 
Church-war'den,  n.     Puuku  iloko  o 

ka  ekalesia  Enelani. 
Church'-yard,  n.    Pa  hale  pule. 
Churl,n.    Kanaka  nainai;  nuuuha. 
<;hurl'ish,  adj.    Nainai;  hoonunuha. 
Churn,  n.    Pahu  kui  waiu  bata. 
Chyle,  (kil),  n.    Ka  wai  o  ke  chyme. 
Chyme,  (kim),  w.    Ka  ai  mahope  o  ka 

hoowaleia'na  iloko  o  ka  opu. 
^i'der,  n.    Wai  o  ka  hua  apala. 

Ci-giir',  n.    Ki-ka';  owili  baka. 

Qim'e-ter,  n.    Pahi  kaua  pokole. 


^inct'ure,  n.    Kaula  apo;  kaei.    Syn. 

"belt;  girth. 

Cin'der,  n.    Pula  nanahu. 

Cin'na-mon,  n.    Kinamona;  laau  ala. 

Ci'pher,  n.    1.    Ka  hua  helu  0;  he  ole. 

"2.    Kakaulima  buna. 

Ci'pher,  v.    E  kakau  helu;  e  hana  ma 

"na  helu. 

^ir'cle,  n.    1.    Poai  poepoe. 

2.    He  poe.   Circle  oj  friends,  poe  maka- 

maka. 
C^ir'cle,  V.    E  poai  apuni;  e  kaapuni. 
^ir'cuit,    n.     He    kaapuni.     Circuit   of 

Hawaii,  ke  kaapuni  ana  i  Hawaii.    Cir- 
cuit Court,  Aha  kaapuni. 
^ir-ea'i-tous,  adj.  Ma  ke  ano  kaapuni; 

loloiahili. 
Cir'eft-lar,  adj.    Ano  poai  poepoe, 
^ir'eu-lar,  n.    He  palapala  hooili  lau- 

laha'ku. 
^ir'cu-late,  v.    1.    E  laha.     The  blood 

circulates  through  the  body,  laha  ke  koko 

a  puni  ke  kino. 

2.  E  holo  kaapuni. 

3.  Circulating  medium,  ke  dala  i  laha. 
^ir'eu-la'tlon,  n.    Ka  laha  ana.    Circu- 
lation of  blood,  ke  kahe  ana  o  ke  koko 
iloko  o  na  aa. 

<2ir'€uin-aiix'bi-eiit,  adj.    Lewa  ana  a 

puni. 
^Ir'cum-am'hu-late,  v.   E  poai  a  puni 

ma  ka  hele  wawae. 
42>r'€urn-9i8e,  v.    E  oki  poepoe. 
<2ir-€iim'fer-en^e,  n.    Ke  ana  puni. 
^ir'euin-lo-eu'tlon,  n.    Kamaillo  kua- 

wili. 
^ir'cum-nav'l-gate,  v.  E  kaapuni  ma 

ka  holo  moku. 
^ir'cum-uav'i-gra'tion,  n.  Ke  kaapuni 
**  ana  ma  ka  moku. 

^ir'cum-nav'i-ga-tor,  n.    Kanaka  ho- 
lo moku  a  puni  ka  honua. 
gir'eum-po'lar,  adj.    A  puni  na  welau 

o  ka  honua. 
<2ir'€um-8eribe,  v.     E  hoohaiki;  e  kau 

palenaapuni.    Syn.  limit. 
^ir'eum-spect,  adj.    Kuoo;  kiai.    Syn. 

prudent. 
^ir'eum-spect'ly,  adv.    Me  ke  akahe- 

le;   me  ka  noonoo.     Syn.  watchfully; 

pruaently. 
Cir'cum-stan^e,  n.    Mea. 
^ir'euin-vent',  v.    E  hoohalua;  e  hoo- 

punipuni.    Syn.  to  deceive. 
<2ir'eu8,  n.    Keaka  lio. 
^is-al'pine,  adj.    Ma  ka  hema'ku  o  na 

mauna  Alepe. 
Cis'tern,  n.    Lua  wai  pao  ia. 
^it'a-del,  n.    He  pa  kaua  o  ke  kulana- 

kauhale. 
^i-ta'tion,  to.    1.    He  palapala  kli. 

2.    He  olelo  i  unuhiia  uoloko  mai  o  ke- 

kahi  olelo.    Syn.  quotation. 
^ite,  V.    1.     E  kena  e  hele  kino  mai. 

Syn.  summons. 

2.    E  unuhi  olelo.    Syn.  quote. 
42it'i-zen,  n,     Makaainana;  kupa  o  ka 

aina. 


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tM-zen-ship,  71.  Kulanamakaainana. 

it'ron,  n.    Lemona  nui. 

it'y,  71.    Kulanakauhale  nui. 

Iv'il,  ad;l     1.  Pili  i  na  pouo  makaaina- 

na;  kiwiia.    Civil  law,  tanawai  kivvila. 

2.    Anooluolu;  ano  keonimana. 
^i-vlPian,  n.    He  makaainana  pili  ole  i 

ka  oihana  koa. 
^-vil'i-ty,  71.    Ke  ano  oluolu.  Syn.  po- 
liteness; courtesy. 
^iv'il-i-za'tion,  n.     Ke  ano  naauao  o 

ka  noho  ana. 
^iv'il-ize,  V.    E  hoonaauao  i  ka  poe  na- 

aupo. 
Civ'il-ized,  adj.    Hoonaauaoia. 
Clv'il-ly,  adv.    Mekaohioln. 
Clad,  p.  p.    Hooaahuia;  kahikoia. 
Claim,  V.    E  koi. 
Claim,  71.    He  kuleana. 
Claim'ant,  n.  1.  Mea  nana  ke  kuleana. 

2.    Mea  e  koi  ana. 
Clam,  n.    He  ano  opai. 
Clam'ber,  v.    E  pii  kokolo  aku. 
Clam'my,  adj.  Koo'u;  pipili;  olikalika, 
Clam'or,  n.    IJwa  nui. 
Clam'or-o6s,  ad/.     Walaau  nui;  waha- 

kole;  wahapaa. 
Clamp,  71.    He  hao  upiki. 
Clan,  n.    Ka  ohana  holookoa  mai  na  ku- 

puna  a  i  na  mamo.    Syn.  tribe. 
Clan-des'tlne,    adj.     Malu';     hunala. 

Clandestine  correspondence,  kakau  leta 

malu'. 
Clang,  V.    E  kanike'.    Syn.  ring. 
Clang'or,  n.  Ke  kanikani  o  na  mea  me- 

tala  ke  kui  kahi  1  kekalii. 
Clank,  71.    Nakeke;  leokani. 
Clap,  V.  1.  E  pai.  Clap  hands,  e  pai  lima. 

2.    Clap  of  thunder,  he  kui  hekili. 
Clap'board  (klab'burd),  n.    Papa  ke- 

pa. 
Clap'per,  n.    1.    He  mea  kui. 

2.    Clapper  of  bell,  or  tongue  of  bell,  haku 

0  ka  bele. 

Clap'trap,  n.    Hana  hooakamai  wale 
Cla'ret,  n.    He  waina  o  Farani. 
Clar'l-fl-ca'tion,  n.  Kahoomaemae  ana 

1  na  mea  wai;  ka  hooaiai  ana. 
Clar'i-fy,  v.    E  hoomaemae;  hooaiai. 
Clar'i-net'      i         Heohepuhi,  auolike 
Clar'i-o-net'i  jae'kti  flute. 
Clash,  V.    1.    E  hookui  me  ka  nakeke. 

2.    Ku-e'   kekahi  i  kekahi.      Interests 
clash,  ku-e'  kekahi  pono  i  kekahi  pono. 

Clash'inff,  ii.    1.    Ke  kui  ana.   Clashing 
ofarms.\e  kui  ana  o  na  mea  kaua. 
2.    Ke  ku-e'  ana     The  clasning  of  inter- 
ests, ke  ku-e'  ana  iwaena  o  na  pono. 

Clagp,  71.     E  apo.    The  clasp  of  the  hand, 
ke  apo  ana  o  ka  lima. 

Clasp,  V.    1.    E  apo.    Clasp  hands,  e  apo 
lima. 
2.    E  pulikl.    Syn.  embrace. 

Clasp'kuife,  n.    Pahi  pelu. 

Class,  71.    He  papa;  he  kulana;  namea 
a  pau  o  ke  ano  nookahi. 

Clas'si-fl-ea'tion,  n.    Ka  hoonoho  ana 
ma  na  papa;  na  ano;  na  kulaua. 


Clas'sl-fy,  V.  E  hoonohonoho  papa; 
hoonohonoho  ano;  hoonoho  kulana. 

Class'mate,  n.    Hoa  papa  kuhi. 

Clat'ter,  n.  1.  He  nakulukulu.  Clat- 
ter of  rain  drops,  ka  nakulukulu  o  na 
paka  u-a. 

2.  Kamumu.  CZafter  o/«Aoes,  kekamu- 
mu  o  na  kamaa. 

Clat'ter-ing,  n.  1.  Ka  nakulukulu  ana; 
ke  kamumu  ana. 

Clause,  n.    1.  He  pauku  olelo.  Syn.  par- 
agraph. 
2.    He  maraala  o  ka  hopuna  olelo  okoa. 

Cl^w,  71.    Maiuu;  maiao. 

Clay,  71.    Lepo  palolo. 

Clean,  v.    1.    E  hoomaemae. 
2.    E  kaheu.    Clean  out  weeds. 

Clean,  adj.    Maemae. 

Clean'li-uess,  7i.  Ka  maemae;  ke  au- 
lii. 

Cleanse,  v.    E  huikala;  hoomaemae. 

Cleans'er,  ti.  Ka  mea  e  hoomaemae  ana. 

Clear,  adj.    1.    Moakaka;  maopopo. 

2.  Huaka;  aiai.  Clear  water ,  wai  hu- 
aka. 

3.  Laelae.    A  clear  day,  he  la  laelae. 

4.  Kalae.  A  clear  atmosphere,  he  ea  kalae 
Clear,  V.  1.  E  hoopakele;  e  hookuu.   To 

clear  a  prisoner,  e  hookuu  i  ka  paahao. 
2.  E  wehe.  To  clear  up  a  difficulty,  e 
wehei  kahihia. 

2.  The  weather  begins  to  clear,  ke  hoo- 
maka  mai  nei  ka  malie. 

4.  Clear  out  a  house,  e  hookaawale  i  ka 
hale. 

5.  Clear  out!  e  hele  pelal 
Clear'an^e,  71.  He  palapala  hookuu  mo- 

ku  e  holo,  i  haawiiae  ka  luna  dute. 
Clear'ing,  n.     1.     Ka  hookuu  ana;  ka 

wehe  ana. 

2.    He  kipuka;  ainci  i  hoomakaukauia 

no  ke  kanu. 
Clear'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  maopopo;   me  ka 

moakaka. 
Clear-sight'ed,  adj.    Ike  moakaka. 
Cleat,  71.    He  pine  laau  hoopaa  kaula. 
Cleave,  v.    1.    E  pili  paa  aku. 

2.  E  pipili  paa. 

3.  E  kaka';  e  wawahi  me  ke  koi.  Syn. 
split. 

Cleav'er,  n.    Pahi  nui  oki  bipi. 

Clef,  71.    He  hoailona  no  ka  leo  mele. 

Cleft,  n.    He  owa';  he  mauae. 

Clem'en-^y,  n.  Ke  ahonui;  ke  aloha; 
ka  oluolu.  Syn.  mildness ;  tenderness ; 
kindness. 

Clem'ent,  adj.  Oluolu;  ahonui.  Syn. 
mild;  gentle. 

Cler'gy,  7i.    Na  kahuna  pule. 

Cler'gry-man,  71.    He  kahuna  pule. 

Cler'i-cal,  adj.  1.  E  pili  ana  i  ka  oi- 
hana kahuna  pule. 

2.  Pili  i  ka  oihana  kakau  olelo,  a  ku- 
pakako  paha. 

Clerk,  71.  1.  Kakauolelo.  Syn.  secretary. 
2.    He  kupakako.    Syn.  salesman. 

Clark'ship,  n.  Oihana  kakauolelo;  oi- 
hana kupakako. 


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Clev'er,  acZ/.  Loea;  akaniai;noeau.  Syn. 

skillful;  ingenious. 
Clev'ls,  n.    Ka  hao  ma  ke  poo  o  ka  laau 

kolo  o  ke  kaa,  a  oopalau  paha. 
Clew,  n.    1.    Ke  kihi  o  ka  pea. 

2.    He  mooa.    Syn.  trace. 
Cli'ent,  n.     Ka  mea  i  hoolimalima  1  ka 

loio;  ko  ka  loio  mua. 
€llff,  n.    He  pali.    Syn.  precipice. 
Cli'mate,  n.    Ke  kau  o  kauwahi. 

Cli'max,  n.     Ka  piinana  a  hiki  i  ka  nui 

loa. 
Climb,  V.    E  pii  iluna,  me  ^a  luM. 
Climb'er,  n.    1.    Ka  mea  e  pii  ana» 

2.    Mea  ulu  hlhi. 
Clime,  n.    Aina.    Every  clime,  na  aina  a 

pau. 
Clinch,  V.    1.     E  puili  aku  ma  ke  ano 

huhu. 

2.    E  pelu  a  paa  ke  kui  iloko  o  kekahi 

mea. 
Clingy,  V.    Syn.  cleave. 

Clink,  n.   Ke  kani  nakeke  o  na  mea  me- 

tala. 
Cllnk'er,  n.    Ke  aa  pele. 
Clip,  V.  E  oki  me  ka  upa';  e  oki  pokole. 
Clip'per,  n.    He  raoku  holo  loa. 
Clip'ping,  n.     Ka  mea  i  okiia  me  ka 

upa'. 
Cloak,  n.    He  kapa  uhi;  he  koloka. 
Cloak,  V.    E  uhi;  e  huna'. 
Clock,  w.    Wati  nui. 
Clock'work,  n.    Na  huila  o  ka  wati. 
Clod,  n.    Puu  lepo. 

C16cl'hop-per,  n.     Kanaka  lomalomu» 

hemahema;  he  kaikua.. 
Clog,  n.  1.  Mea  keakea.  Syn.  hindrance. 

2.    Kamaalaau;  kamaa  kaumaha. 
Close,  V.    1.    E  pani.     Close  the  door,  e 

pani  ka  puka, 

2.  E  hooki ;  e  hoopau.     Close  a  speech, 
6  hooki  i  ka  haioleio. 

3.  E  poi.    Ciose  a  ftoofc,  e  poi  i  ka  buke. 

4.  E  nooholo.    To  close  with  an  offer,  e 
hooholo  i  ka  olelo,  a  hana  paha. 

Close,  arf?'.    L    Pi;  alunu.    Syn.  stingy. 

2.    Ane  like.    A  close  vote,  he  koho  ane 

like. 

8.    Paa;  komo  ole  ke  ea, 

4.    Ikiiki.  Syn.  sultry.  A  close,  hot  day, 

he  la  ikiiki. 
Close-f  ist'ed,  adj.  Lima  ana;  pi;  mau-a. 

Syn.  close. 
Close'ly,  adv.    Kokoke  loa, 
Clos'et,  n.    Keena  liilii. 
Clos'ing,  71.     Ka  pau  ana.     Closing  of 

school,  Ka  pau  ana  o  ke  kula. 

2.  Ka  pani  ana. 

3.  Ka  pel  ana,  etc. 
Cloth,  n.    Lole. 

Clothe,  u    E  hookomolole;  e  hooaahu. 

Syn.  dress. 
Clotlies,  n.     Lole  komo;  kapa  komo; 

aahu.    Syn.  garments. 
Cloth'ier,  «.  Kanaka  kuai  lole;  kanaka 

hana  lole. 
Cloth'ing,  n.    Lole  komo;  aahu. 


Cloud,  n.    He  ao. 

Cloud,  V.    E  hoopouli  i  na  ao;  ehooma- 

lumalu. 
Cloud'eap't,  adj.    Uhiia  i  na  ao. 
Cloud'less,  adj.    Olino;  molaelae. 
Cloud'y,  ad/.   Malumalu.   A  cloudy  day, 

he  la  malumalu. 
Clo'ven-fdot'ed  )      ,.    Wawaeholoho- 
Clo'ven-hoofed,  ^  ""•/•    lonai  maheleia 
Clown,  71.  He  kuaaiua;  kanaka  hehena. 
Clown'ish,  adj.     Kuaaina;   ano  kama- 

niha. 
Cloy,  V.    E  ai  a  liliha;  e  kena. 
Club,  n.    He  newa. 

Club'-fdbt'ed,  adj.    Wawae  muumuu. 
Cluek,  V.    E  ko-u'ko-u'. 
Clump,  n.    He  mau  laau  e  ulu  pu  ana. 
Clfim'sy,    adj.     Hemahema;   hawawa, 

Syn.  awkward. 
CI  us'ter,  n.    He  huhui. 
Clutch,  V.    E  apo  me  ka  maiuu. 
CI  lifter,  n.    Huikau;  mea  waiho  wale 

la. 
Coach,  n.    He  kaa  lio  nui  i  uhiia. 
Cuach'man,  n.     Kanaka  hookele  kaa 

lio. 
Co'ad-ju'tor,  n.    Hoa  hana. 
Co-ag'u-iate,  V.    E  hoolilo  ka  mea  wai 

1  mea  paa. 
Coal,  71.    Nanahu;  lanahu. 
Co'a-lesce',  v.    E  hui  na  kino  okoa  a  li- 

lo  i  kino  hookahi.    Salt  and  water  will 

coalesce,  e  lilo  ana  ka  paakai  me  ka  wai 

i  kino  hookahi  ke  hui  laua. 
Co'a-ll'tion,  n.     1.     Ka  hui  ana.     The 

coalition  of  nations,  ka  hui  ana  o  na  au- 

puni. 

2.    Ka  hui  ana  o  na  mana.     The  coali- 
tion of  forces  keeps  the  world  in  motion, 

o  ka  hui'na  o  na  mana  ka  mea  e  kakaa 

ai  ka  honua. 
C6al'mine|         Lua  ell  nanahu. 
Ciial'pit     )         Lua  puhi  nanahu. 
Coarse,  adj.    Manoanoa;  pakapaka. 

2.    Ano   mahaoi;  kamaniha;    pawaa*, 

kuaaina. 
Coast,  n,    Kahakal. 
Coast,  V.    1.    E  holo  "pili  aina. 

2.  E  hee  hoolua  maluna  o  ka  hau. 
Coast'er,  n.  Moku  holo  pili  aina,  • 
Coat,  n.    1.    He  ku'ka. 

2.    A  coat  of  paint,  hookahi  hamo  ana 

i  kapena. 

2.    Coat  of  arms,  he  hoailona  no  ke  ku- 

lana  o  ke  kanaka. 
Coat'ing,  n.     Hamo  ana.     A  coating  of 

paint,  ka  hamo  ana  i  ka  pena. 
Coax,  r.    E  hoomalimali;  e  koi. 
Coax'er,  n.  ^  Ka  mea  koi  ikaika  me  ka 

hoomalimali. 
Cob,  71.    1.    Iwi  kurina. 

2.    He  wahi  lio. 
Cob'ble,  V.    E  kapili  hou  i  na  kamaa  ka- 

hiko. 
Cob'bler,  n.  Kanaka  humuhumu  kamaa 

kahiko. 
Cob'ble-stone,  n.    Pohaku  iliili. 
Cob'web.  71.    Funawelewele. 


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CSelCf  n.    Moa  kane. 

Cock,  V.    E  hoomakaukau  e  ki  pu. 

€oek-ade',  n.     He  hipuu  lipine  no  ka 

papale. 
Cock'f  ip^ht,  n.    He  hakaka  iwaena  o  na 

moa  kane. 
Cock'pit,  11.    1.    Wahi  e  hoohakaka  i  na 

moa  kane. 

2.    Lua  malalo  o  ka  oneki  o  ka  moku 

manuwa,  kahi  e  lapaau  ai  i  ka  poe  i  eha 

1  ka  hoouka. 
€6ck'roach,  n.    Elelu'. 
C<ick'8-\vain  (kok-sn)  n.     Luna  waapa 

ma  na  moku  manuwa'. 
Co'eoa,  n.    Kumu  niu. 
Co'coa-nut,  n.    Hua  niu. 
Co-coon',  n.  Popo  kilika  a  ka  enuhe  ki- 

lika  i  hana  ai. 
Code,  n.     Buke  kanawai.     Penal  Code, 

Buke  Kanawai  Karairaa.     Civil  Code, 

Buke  Kanawai  Kivila. 
CcJd'^er,  n.    Kanaka  alunu;  pi;  kanaka 

kuaaina. 
C6d'l-cil  n.    Olelo  pakui  1  ka  palapala 

hoollfna. 
CtSd'1-fl-ca'tion,  n.     Ka  hoonohonoho 

pono  ana  i  na  kanawai  iloko  o  ka  buke. 
C6d'i-fy,  V.     E  hoonohonoho  i  na  kana- 
wai iloko  o  ka  buke. 
Cod'dle,  V.    E  hoomilimili. 
C6-ef-fi'clent,  n.    He  kuaniti  hana,  ma 

ka  hoaifona  helu. 
Co-e'qual,  adj.    Like;  like-a-lij:e. 
€o-erce',  v.    E  kaohi.    Syn.  compel. 
Co-er'cion,  n.      Ke  kaohi  ana.      Syn. 

compulsion. 
Co-e'val,  adj.     Ola  like;  like  na  maka- 

hiki. 
Co'ex-ist',  V.    E  ola  pu. 
Co'ex-ist'ence,  n.    Ke  ola  pu  ana. 
Co'ex-tend'j'v.    Hoolaulaha  like. 
€6'ex-ten'sive,  adj.    Laulaha  like. 
Ccirfee,  n.    He  kofe;  laau  kofe. 
Cof'fee-liouse,  n.    Hale  inu  kofe. 
€6rfee-inill,  n.    He  will  kofe. 
Coffee-pot,  n.    Ipu  kofe. 
Cdffer,  n.    Pahu  waiho  dala. 
CCrfin,  n.    Pahu  kupapau. 
Cog,  n.    Ka  niho  o  ka  bulla  nihoniho. 
Co'gen-cy,  n.    Ka  mana;  kaikuika;  ka 

muna  kliohi.    Syn.  power;  might. 
Co'gent,  adj.    Mana;  ikaika.  Syn.  pow- 
erful. _ 
Coff'i-tate,  v.    E  nalu;  e  noonoo  nui. 
Cog'i-tii'tion,  n.    Ka  nalu  ana;  ka  noo- 
noo nui  ana. 
Coff'nate,  a/ij.   Pill  ma  ka  hanauna;  pi- 

li  koko. 
Coff'ni-zance,  w.  Ike.  Syn.  knowledge; 

notice. 
Cog'-wheel,  n.    Pokakaa  nihoniho. 
Co-hab'it,  V.  E  noho  pu  he  kane  he  wa- 

hine. 
Co-hab'i-ta'tion,  n.     Ka  noho  pu  ana 

ma  ke  ano  kane  a  wahine. 
Co-here',  v.    E  pili  pu.    Syn.  adhere. 
Co-he'sion,  TO.    Ka  pill  pu  ana. 
Co-he'sive,  adj.    Pili  pu. 


Coil,  V.    E  owili;  hoolapuu'. 

Coil,  n.    He  owili. 

Coin,  n.    Dala  paa. 

Coin,  V.    E  hana  1  ke  dala  paa. 

Coin'a^e,  n.    1.     Ka  pai  ana  i  ke  dala 

paa, 

2.    Kela  me  keia  ano  dala  paa. 
Co'in-cide',  v.    1.    E  manao  like. 

2.    E  Kulike.    Oiir  thoughts  coincide,  ku- 

like  na  manao  o  kaua. 
Co-in'ci-dence,  n.   Ke  ko  like  ana  o  na 

mea  elua  kaawale,  i  ka  wa  hookahi. 
Coin'er,  n.    Mea  pai  dala  paa. 
Col'an-der,  n.    Ipu  tiui  pukapuka. 
Cold,  adj.  1.    Anuanu;  huihui.    A  cold 

day,  he  la  anuanu. 

2.    Nanau.    Syn.  distant. 
Cold,  n.    He  anu;  haukeke;  huihui. 
Cold'ly,  adv.    Naau  puanuanu. 
Col'ic,'  71,    Nahu  o  ka  opu. 
Col-lapse',  V.    E  opaha  pu. 
Col'lar,  n.    A-i  kala;  a-i  ku. 
Col-lute',  V.  E  hooiliili  a  hoonohonoho 

1  na  ike  e  pili  ana  i  kekahi  mea. 
Col-lat'er-al,  adj.  1.  Collateral  security, 

waiwai  i  hoopaaia  ma  ke  ano  moraki. 

2.    Pili  iki  aole  nae  pili  pono  loa,  Syn. 

indirect. 
Col-la'tion,  n.   1.  Ka  hooiliili  ana  i  na 

ike  e  pili  ana  i  kekahi  mea. 

2.    He  wahi  pai'na. 
Colleague,  n.     He  kokoolua  ma  ka  oi- 

hana. 
Col-lecf,  V.     1.    E  hooakoakoa;  hooa- 

hu;  hoopuupuu. 

2.  Carefully  collect  small  things,  e  noli ; 
e  nowelo. 

3.  To  collect  one's  thoughts,  e  noii  i  ka 
mauao. 

Col-leet'ed,  adi.    Pihoihoi  ole.     Syn. 

cool;  composed. 
Col-lec'tion,  n.     1.     Ka  hooahu  ana; 

ka  hooiliili  ana. 

2.    He  ahua. 
Col-lect'ive-ly,  adv.    Ma  ka  huina. 
Col-lecfor,  n.  1.    Mea  nana  e  obi.  Col- 
lector of  curios,  mea  nana  e  obi  i  na  mea 

milimili. 

2.    Luna  ohi.    Collector  of  Taxes,  Luna 

obi  Dala  Aubau.    Collector  of  Customs, 

Luna  obi  Dute.  Collector  General  of  Cus- 

toms,  Luna  Dute  Nui. 
Col-lect'or-ship,  n.    Oihana  Luna  obi 
Col'lege,  n.    Kula  nui. 
Col-le'gi-ate,  adj.    Pili  ana  i  ke  kula 

nui.    Collegiate  education,  ka  hoonaau- 

ao  ana  o  ke  kula  nui. 
Cdll'ier,  ».  1.    Kanaka  eli  nanahu. 

2.    Moku  hooili  nanahu. 
Coll'ier-y,  n.     Lua  eli  nanahu.     Syn. 

coal  mine. 
Col-li'sion,  n.  Ka  hookui  ana  o  kekahi 

mea  i  kekahi  mea.     Collision  of  ships 

ka  hookui  ana  o  na  moku. 
Col-16'qul-al,  adj.     Pili  i  ke  kamaka- 

mailio.    Syn.  conversational. 
Cdl'lo-quy,  w.     He  kamakamailio;  he 

olelo  ki-ke',    Syn.  dialogue. 


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Col-lu'sion,  n.    Ke  kokua  malu'  ana  i 

kekahl  hana  kolohe. 
Oo'lon,  n.    Kiko  kolona  ( : ). 
CJoPo-nel  (ker'nel),  n.     Ke  poo  o  ka 

regimana  koa. 
Col'o-nel-cy  (ker'nel-syj,  n.     Ka  oi- 

h&na.  okeColonel. 
•Go-lo'ni-al,  adj.    Pili  i  na  panalaatu 
Col'o-nist,  w.  Kamaaiua  okapnnalaau, 

C61'o-nl-za'tion,  n.   Ka  hooknmu  ana 

i  ka  paualaau. 
Col'o-nize,  v.    E  kukulu  1  panalaatu 
Col-on-ade',  n.    Lalani  kia  lanai. 

€ol'o-ny,  n.  Hepanalaau;  hepoeihaa- 
lele  1  ko  lakou  one  hanau  e  noho  loa 
ma  ka  aina  e. 

Col'or,  w.    Hewai  hooluu;  he  hooluu. 

Col'or-less,  adj.  Aiai;  molale;  hooluu 
ole. 

Col'org,  n.  pi.  He  hae;  lepa.  Syn.  flag; 
ensign;  banner. 

€o-lo8'sal,  adj.  Nunui  loa.  Syn.  gi- 
gantic. 

Colt,  n.    Lio  keiki;  lio  opiopio. 

Col'ter,  n.    Ka  pahi  o  ka  oo  paluu. 

Colt'isli,  adj.  Ano  lilie  me  ka  lio  keiki. 

Col'umn,  w.  1.  He  lalani;  he  kolamu. 
2.  He  kianui  nokalanai,  ahalepaha. 
Syn.  pillar. 

€oml),  11.    Kahi  lauoho. 

Com'bat,  n.  Hoouka  kaua;  hakaka'. 
Syn.  battle;  fight. 

Com'bat-ant,  n.  Ka  mea  hakaka';  mea 
hoouka  kaua, 

€om'bat-ive,  adj.  Hikiwawe  1  ka  ha- 
kaka'; hakaka'  koke. 

Comb'er,TC.    Kainalu  nui. 

€6m'bi-na'tion,  n.    Ka  hui  ana. 

Com-bine',  V.  Ehuipu;  hoohui.  Com- 
bine together  (for  avurpose),  e  alu  pu. 

Com-bus'ti-ble,  adj.    A  i  ke  ahi. 

Com-btas'ti-ble,  n.  He  mea  a  wale  1  ke 

ahi. 
Com-biis'tion,  n.    Ka  a  ana  i  ke  ahi. 

Syn.  burning. 
€6ine,  v.     E  hele  mai;   e  hookokoke. 

Syn.  approach. 
Co-me'di-an,  n.  Kanaka  keaka  lealea, 
Coin'e-dy,  n.    Olelo  ki-kc'  lealea. 
Come'li-ness,  n.  Ka  uani;  ka  maikai  o 

ke  kino. 
Conie'ly,  adj.'  1.    Onaona;  upalu;  au- 

lii;  puloku. 

2.    Kupono.    Syn.  suitable. 
Com'et,  n.    Hoku  welowelo. 
Com'fort,  V.    E  hooluolu;  e  hoona'na'. 
Com'fort,  n.   Ka  oluolu  o  ka  noho  ana; 

ka  maha  mai  ka  eha. 
Com'fort-a-ble,  adj.  1.  Oluolu;  maha. 

2.    Comfortable  after  eating,  luhcana. 
Com'fort-er,  n.    Mea  nana  e  hooluolu. 
Coin'fort-less,  adi.    Maha  ole;  oluolu 

ole;  pilikia  ka  nono  ana. 
Com'ie,  adj.    Hoakaaka. 
€6in'iG-al,  adj.     Lealea;  ku  i  ka  aka- 

akaia. 
Cojsx'ing,  n.    Ka  hiki  ana  mai 


€6in'ing,  adj.  E  hiki  mai  ana.  The  com- 
ing week,  ka  hebedoma  e  hiki  mai  ana. 

C6m'l-ty,  n.  Ka  launa  o  ka  noho  ana. 
Syn.  friendship. 

€6m'ina,  n.    Ke  koma  ( , ). 

Com-mand',  n.    He  kauoha. 

€om-mand'er,  n.  Ka  mea  nana  e  kau- 
oha; he  alihi  kaua. 

€om-inand'ing,  adj.  1.  Hanohano.    A 
man  of  comma/nding  presence,  he  kanaka 
hanohano. 
2.    Kupono  ke  kauoha'ku. 

Com-mand'nient,  71.  Kauoha  paa;  ka- 
nawai.    Syn.  law. 

€oin-iu^ni'o-rate,  v.  E  hana  hooma- 
nao.    Syn.  celebrate. 

Com-mein'o-ra'tlon,  n.  Ka  hana  hoo- 
manao.    Syn.  celebration. 

Com-niem'o-ra-tive,  adj.  No  ka  hoo- 
manao  ana.    Syn.  in  remembrance  of 

Com-mence',  r.  E  hoomaka;  e  hooku- 
mu.    Syn".  begin. 

Com-inence'inent,  n.  Ka  hooknmu 
ana;  ka  nooraaka  ana.  Syn.  begin- 
ning. Commencement  day,  la  i  haawiia 
na  palapala  apono  ma  ke  Kula  Nui. 

Coin-mend',  v.  E  apono;  e  mahalo. 
Syn.  approve;  praise. 

Com-mend'a-ble,  adj.  Ku  1  ka  maha- 
loia;  ku  1  ka  aponoia.  Syn.  praise- 
worthy. 

Cdm'm^n-da'tion,  n.  Ka  mahalo;  ka 
apono  ana.    Syn.  approval. 

Coin-nien'8u-rate,arfj[.  Like;  ana  like; 
kulike.    Syn.  proportional. 

C5m'nient,  v.    E  olelo  wchewehe. 

€;>in'inen-ta'ry,  n,  Buke  wehewehe 
olelo. 

Conx'men-ta'tor,  n.  He  mea  wehewe- 
he olelo. 

Com'merce,  w.  Oihana  kalepa.  Syn. 
trade;  traflilc. 

Com-mer'cial,  adj.  Pili  i  ka  oihana 
kalepa. 

Com-mlng'le,  v.  E  hui  pu;  e  kawlli 
pu.    Syn.  mix. 

Cum'mi-nu'ted,  adj.  Moka.  Syn.  brok- 
en fine. 

Com-mls'er-ate,  v.  E  menemene.  Syn. 
pity;  sympathise. 

Com-mls'er-a'tlon,  n.  Ke  aloha  me- 
nemene. Syn.  sympathy;  pity;  com- 
passion. 

Com'mis-sa-ry,  n.  Ka  luna  nana  ka 
oihana  hoolako  ai,  me  na  pouo  e  ae,  no 
na  koa.  Commissary  department,  ka  oi- 
hana hoolako  i  na  pono  e  ola  ai  na  koa. 

Com-niis'sion,  w.    1.    Palapala  hooko- 
ho  no  ka  oihana. 
2.    Uku  no  ke  kuai  ana  i  ka  waiwal. 

Com-mls'sion,  r.    L    E  hookoho. 

2.    E  haawi  i  kamana;  e  hooili  mana. 

Syn.  authorize;  empower. 
Com-mis'sion-er,  n.    1.    He  elele  au- 

puni;  komislna. 

2.    He  Luna  Aupuni. 


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Gom-mit',  V.  1.  E  hana,  Syn.  do; 
perform.  Commit  a  crime,  e  hana  i  ke 
karaima. 

2.    E  hooill.    Syn.    send.    Commit  to 
vrison,  e  hooili  i  ka  hale  paahao. 
S.    E   waiho;   Commit  to  one's  care^  e 
waiho  malalo  o  ka  malu  o  mea. 
4.    E  hoopaa.    To  commit  to  m^moryy 
e  hoopaa  naau. 

Coui-uxifiuent,  n,  L  Palapala  hoo- 
paa. 

2.    Ka  hana  ana;  ke  ko  ana. 
8.    "Waiho  ana'ku.    The  commitment  of 
the  cause  to  the  jury,  ka  waiho  ana'ku  o 
ka  hihia  imua  o  ke  jury. 

Com-inlt'tee,  n.  He  komite.  A  stand- 
ing committee,  he  komite  mau.  A  select 
committee,  he  komite  wae.  Committee 
of  the  whole,  komite  o  ka  Hale.  A  joint 
committee^  he  komite  kukn'. 

C:^in-iii6'di-oiis,  adj.  Akea;  oluolu  i 
ka  noho  ana.  A  commodious  house,  he 
hale  akea. 

€oin-in6d'i-ty,  n.    He  mea  liilil  kuai. 

€6in'ino-dore>  7U  Luna  nul  o  kekahi 
au  moku. 

Cfim'mon,  adj.  1.  Pill  like.  Common 
divisor,  helu  "komo  pili  like.  Common 
good,  pono  piii  like. 
2.  Laulaha.  A  common  report,  he  olelo 
laulaha;  mea  i  wawa  wale  ia. 
8.  A  common  sight,  he  mea  i  ike  mau 
la,  A  common  man,  he  kanaka  no  ka 
lehulehu.  Common  school,  kula  maoli. 
Common  sense,  noonoo. 

Gfiiu'nion-ly,  adv.  Mea  mau.  Com- 
monly known,  mea  ike  mau  ia.  Com- 
monly  reported,  lono  akea  ia. 

Cdm'mon-place,  adj.  Maa.  Common- 
place  remark,  olelo  maa. 

€om'mon- wealth.,  n.    Ke  Aupuni. 

Com-mo'tion,  n.    He  nauwewe. 

Com-mune'y  v.  E  kamailio  pu;  e  ku- 
ka'  pu._ 

Com-mu'ni-cant,  n,  Hoahanau;  mea 
ai  i  ka  ahaaina  a  ka  Haku. 

€om-inu'nl-ty,  n.  1.  He  poe  e  noho 
ana  ma  kauwahi.  The  Hawaiian  com- 
munity, ka  poe  Hawaii.  Living  in  the 
community,  e  noho  ana  mawaena  o  ke- 
kahi poe. 

2.    Community  of  interest,  he  pono  pili 
like  i  kekahi  poe. 

€6ui'inu-ta'tion,  n.  Ka  loll  panai  ana. 
Commutation  of  punishment,  ka  loll  ana 
o  ka  hqopai  i  noopai  e  ae. 

Com-mute',  v.  E  hoololi.  To  commute 
a  punishment,  e  hoololi  1  ka  hoopai,  i 
hoopai  e  ae. 

Coin-pact',  adj.    Paa;  paapu. 

Cum' pact,  n.  He  olelo  ae  like.  Syn. 
agreement. 

€om-p&n'ion»  n.  He  hoa.  Syn.  com- 
nide;  mate. 

€dni-paii'l<»n-a-ble,  adj.  Oluolu;  lau- 
na;  kupono  i  hoa,    Syn.  sociable. 

Cdm'pa-ny,  n.    1.    He  mau  hoa, 
2.    He  mau  ohua.    I  have  company  at 
4 


my  house,  he  mau  ohua  ko'u  ma  ka 
hale. 

3.  He  hul;  he  ahahui. 

4.  He  pualL  A  great  company,  he  puall 
nui. 

€<)in'par-a»ble,  adj.    Hiki  ke  hoohali- 

keia. 
Com-par'a-tive,  adj.    1.    Ma  ka  hoo- 

halike. 

2.    Iki.    Comparative  comfort,  he  oluolu 

iki. 
Com-pftre',  v.    E  hoohalike. 
€om-par'l-son,  n,    Ka  hoohalike  ana. 

CJom-part'ment,  n.    He  mahele. 

Com'pass,  n.    1.    He  panana.    A  ship's 

compass,  he  panana  hooholo  moku. 

2.  Surveyor's  compass,  panana  ana  aina. 

8.  He  kaapunL  Fetch  a  compass,  e  holo 

kaapuni. 
Cona'pass,  v.    1.    E  kaapuni;  e  hoopu- 

ni.    Syn.  surround. 

2.    E  loaa.    Syn.  obtain;  bring  about. 

To  compass  a  design,  e  loaa  i  ka  make 

make.    E  ko  i  ka  makemake. 
Com-pas'sion,  n.    adj.    Aloha  mene- 

mene.    Syn.  sympathy;  fellow-feeling. 
€oin-pas'sion-ate,  adj.    Aloha.    Syn. 

sympathizing. 
Com-pat'i-ble,  adj,     Kupono.     Syn. 

consistent. 
€Join-pat'ri-ot,  n.   Hoa  makee  aupuni. 
€om-pel',  V.    E  kaohi.    Syn.  oblige; 

necessitate. 
CJom-jpen'di-um,  n.    He  olelo  i  hoopo- 

koleia.    Syn.  abridgement. 
€dm'pen-sate,  v.    1.    E  pani  i  ka  po- 

ho.    Syn.  recompense. 

2.    E  uku.    Syn.  remunerate. 
€6iii'pen-sa'tlon,  w,  Ka  uku  ana.  SYN. 

recompense;  remuneration. 
€oin-pete',  v.    E  paio  pu  no  ka  lana- 

kila, 
€6ni'pe-tence  )  „     Ka  lawa  pono  o 
€6m'pe-ten-cyi  kaloaa, 

€6in'pe-tent7  adj.     Kupono;  makau- 

kau.    ^  compcteTii  man,  he  kanaka  ma- 

kaukau. 
€dnx'pe-ti'tion,  n.    Ka  paio  ana  no  ka 

lanakila,    Syn.  emulation. 
Ciom-pefi-tor,  n,    Hoa  paio. 
€om-pet'i-tiTe,  adj.    No  ka  paio  lana- 
kila,   A  competitive  examination  he  ho- 

ikepaio  no  ka  lanakila. 
€fiin^i-la'tioii,  «.    He  buke  i  kakauia 

ma  ka  wae  ana. 
€oin-pile',  v.    E  hoomakaukau  i  buke 

ma  ka  wae  ana, 

€om-pla'cent,  adj.    Maliu;  oluolu. 
Coin-plain',  v.    E  ohumu;  e  hai  mau  i 

ka  pilikia. 
Com-plainf ,  n.    1.    Leo  ohumu. 

2.    He  mni,  Syn.  sickness;  disease. 

8.    He  kumu  hoopii.     To  entertain  a 

complaint,  e  waiho  aku  i  kumu  hoopii. 
Com-plaiu'ant,  w.     Mea  hoopii.  Syn. 

Jlaintiff. 
_    ux'i>lai-gant,  adj.     Oluolu;  laulea. 


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Cdna'ple-ment,  n.  Ka  piha  pono  ana. 
Complement  of  an  angle,  ka  huinapilia 
o  ka  huina  kupoBO. 

Com-plete',  adj.  Pan  pono ;  piha  pono. 
ko  pono  ia.  Complete  divisor,  heluko- 
mo  piha  pono.    Syn.  whole. 

Com-plete',  v.  E  hooko  pono;  e  paa 
pouo.  The  work  is  completed,  ua  hoo- 
ko pono  ia  ka  hana.  Syn.  accom- 
plish; fulfill. 

Com-plete'ly,  adv.  Pauloa;loa.  Com- 
pletely exhausted,  naenae  loa.  Complete- 
ly at  a  loss,  maopopo  ole  loa. 

Com-ple'tion,  n.  Ke  ko  ana;  Ka  pau 
pono  ana,  Syn.  fulfillment;  accom- 
plishment. 

Com-plex',  adj.    1.    Pohihihi. 
2.    Complex  fraction,  hakina  huikau. 

Com-plex'ion,  n.  Ka  hooluu  ana  o  ka 
ili  o  ke  kino  kanaka.  Light  complex- 
ion, ili  keokeo.  Dark  complexion,  hauli- 
TilL 

Com-pli'ant,  adj.  Ae  wale  aku;  kua- 
pelu. 

Com'pli-cate,  v.  Ehoohihia;  hoohui- 
kau;  hoopohihihi. 

Com-pli-ea'tion,  n.  Ka  hoohuikau 
ana;  ka  hoopohihihi  ana. 

Com'pli-ment,  v.  E  olelo  hoomalima- 
li;  e  olelo  mahalo. 

Coin'j)li-mien'ta-ry ,  adj.  Ano  hoomali- 
mali;  ano  mahalo. 

Com-ply',  V.  E  ae  aku  i  ka  hai  make- 
make,  a  kauoha  paha,  Syn.  assent.  I 
comply  with  your  wishes,  ke  ae  nei  au  i 
kou  makemake. 

Com-po'ueut)  n.  He  hapa  o  ka  mea 
okoa. 

Com-poae',  v.     1.    E  kakau;    e  haku 
To  compose  a  song,  e  haku  i  mele, 
2.    E  hoomaalili;  hoomalielie. 
8.    E  kaawili;  e  hoohui. 
4.    E  kukulu  1  na  kepau  hua  palapala 
nokepai  ana. 

adv.    Makaukau;  pi- 


Mea  haku  mele,  me 


Com-pos'ed-ly, 

hoihoi  ble. 
Com-pos'er,  n. 

nameae  ae. 
Cdm'po-si'tiouy  n,     L     He  manao  i 

kakau  ia. 
Com-pos'i-tor,  n.     Mea  hoonohonoho 

1  na  hua  kepau  no  ka  pai  palapala. 
Cdm'pound,  «.    He  kino  nui. 
Coin-pound',  v.  1.    E  hoohui  1  na  mea 

okoa  a  lilo  i  kino  hookahi. 

2.   E  kaawili  pu.   Compound  a  prepara- 

tion.e  kaawili  pu  i  ka  laau  lapaau. 

8.    Compound  a  felony,  e  kala  1  ke  ka- 

raima  me  ka  hoopai  ole  o  ke  kanawai, 

no  ka  pono  e  loaa  mai  ana. 
Com'pound,  adj.    Ano  hui.    Compound 

fraction,  hakina  ano  hui. 
Com'pre-liend',   v,     E   hoomaopopo. 

Syn.  understand. 
Cdm'pre-hen'sion,  n.    Ka  hoomaopo- 
po ana,    Syn.  understanding. 
Com'pre-lien'sive^ac^'.  Laulaha;  akea. 

SYN.  extensive. 


Corn-press',  v.    E  kaomi  iho. 
Com-press'i-bil'i-ty,  n.    Ke  ano  Mki 

ke  kaomiia. 

Com-pres'sion,  n.    Ke  kaomi  ana. 

Com-prisc',  v.  E  hui.  Syn.  Include; 
consist  of.  The  school  comprises  boys 
and  girls.  E  hui  ana  nakeikikanea 
me  na  kaikamahine  ma  ke  kula. 

Com'pro-mise.  t',  E  kuikahi;  e  hoo- 
holo  ma  ka  ae  like. 

Comp-trol'ler,  n.    Imusl  hooia  helu. 

€om.-pal'sion,  n.      Koina;    ke  kaohi 

ana, 
Com-pnne'tlon,  n.     Ka  hoopai  ana  o 

kanaau.    Syn.  remorse.  Compunctions 

of  conscience,  ka  hoopai  ana  o  ka  luna- 

ike  hala. 
€6m'pu-ta'tion,  n.    Ka  helu  ana. 
€oni-pute',  v.    E  helu. 
€oni-put'er,  n.    Mea  nana  e  helu. 

Cdm'rade,  n.  Hehoa.  Syn.  companion. 
Cdn'cave,  adj.    Poopoo;  pio. 
€on-ceal',  v.    1,    E  nuna.     Syn.  hide; 

Becrete.    Conceal  the  truth,  e  huna  i  ka 

oiaio. 

2.    E  pee.  Conceal  one's  self,  e  pee. 
Con-ceal'ment,  w.  Ka  huna  ana.  Place 

of  concealment,  kahi  i  hunaia  ai;  kahi 

ipee  ai. 
Con-cede',  v.    E  ae  i  ko  hai.    Syn.  ad- 

mitf  grant;  allow. 
Con-ceit',  w.    Lanahaakel  o  ka  manao 

ka  h'ooioi ;  ka  manao  nui  iaia  iho. 
Con-ceit'ed,   adj.      Hooioi ;    hookela- 

kela'j  akena;  haanou.  Syn.  egotistical; 

opinionated. 
Con-ceiv'a-ble,  adj.   Hiki  i  ka  noonoo 

ke  a'po. 
€on-ceive',  v.    1.    E  hapai  keiki. 

2.    E  hooulu  i  ka  noonoo.  Syn.  devise. 

8,    E  hoomaopopo.     Syn.  understand; 

comprehend;  suppose. 
Con'cen-trate,  v.     1.     E  hooakoakoa 

matahi  hookahi.    Syn.  combine. 

2.    E  kau  nui  aku.      Concentrate  your 

thoughts,  e  kau  nui  aku  i  kou  noonoo. 
Con'cen-tra'tion.  n.    1.    Ka  hooakoa- 

koa"ana  ma  kahi  hookahi.     Syn.  com- 
bining. 

2.    Ke  kan  nui  ana.    Concentration  of 

thought,  ke  kau  nui  ana  oka  noonoo. 
Con-cep'tion,  n.    1.    Ka  hapai  keikl. 

2.    S:a  noonoo  o  ka  naau.    Syn.  idea; 

thought. 

8.    Ka  apo  ana  o  ka  naau  i  kela  me 

keia  kuniu  noonoo. 
Con-cern',   v.     L     E  pili.    It  does  not 

concern  me,   aole  pili  ia  mea  ia'u,  or 

aohe  o'u  kuleana  ma  ia  mea. 

2.    Pilihua,    Syn.  anxious. 

8.    E  komo  pu.    Syn.  engaged  in.    He 

was  concerned  in  the  difficulty,  ua  komo 

pu  oia  iloko  o  ka  hihia. 
Con-cern',  w.    1.    Kuleana;  pono.  Syn; 

interest. 

2.    Oihana,    Syn.  business. 

8.    Pilihua  o  ka  manao.    Syn.  anxiety. 


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Con-cem'lngr,  prep,    E  pill  ana;  no; 

SynT  about;  in  regard  to. 
€on-oert',  v.  E  kuka'  pu. 
CcSn'cert, «.    1.    Ahamele. 

2.    Zietin  concert,  e  pualullke  maka 

hana.    Syn.    Act  together. 
Con-ces'sion,  n.     1.     He  palapala  ae. 

2.    Ita  mea  i  ae  ia. 
Coneh.  (konk),  n.     He  pupu  nni  o  ke 

kai. 
Con-ehdl'o-grist,   n.     Kanaka  imi  no 

na  pupu. 
Con-€h61'o-^y,  n.    Ka  ike  e  pili  ana  1 

na  pupu. 
Con-cil'i-ate,  v.    E  hoolaulea;   e  hoo- 

luolu.    Syn.  propitiation. 
Con-cil'i-ii'tion,  n.   Ka  hoolaulea  ana; 

ka  hboluolu  ana. 
Con-cise',  adj.     Pokole,  io  nui  nae. 

SynT  terse;  succint.     A  concise  state- 
ment, he  haina  pokole  i-o  nui  nae. 
Con-cise'ly,  aav.    Me  ka  pokole  a  me 

kai<)iiui.    Syn.  succintly;  briefly. 
Con-elude',  v.  1.  E  hooki.  Syn.  close. 

To  conclvde  a  speech,  e  hooki  1  ka  hai 

olelo. 

2.  E  hooholo  ma  ka  manao.  Syn.  infer. 

8.    E  hooholo;   To  conclude  a  treaty,  e 

hooholo  i  ke  kuikahi. 
Con-clii'sion,  n.    1.  Ka  hopena;   pan 

ana,    Sy'n.  end. 

2.    Ka  mea  i  hooholoia;  Syn.  decision; 

deduction. 
Con-€lu'slTe,  adj.    Lawa  pono;   hiki 

ole  ke  hoole  ia.    Syn.  final.    Conclusive 

evidence.    Olelo  hoike  lawa  pono. 
Con-€dcf ,  v.    E  imi;   enoonoo.    Syn. 

devise ;  scheme;  plan.    To  coTicoct  a  lie, 

e  imi  i  wahahee. 
Cdn'corcl,  n.    Ka  manao  lokalii. 
Con-eord'ance,  n.  Buke  kuhikuhi ole- 
lo. 
Cdn'course,  n.    He  analna  nui. 
Con'eu-binc,  n.    He  haiawahine. 
Con-cu'pis-cence,    n.       Kuko  hewa. 

Syn.  lust. 
Con-eur',  v.    E  kokua  i  ka  manao.    E 

apono  i  ka  m.anao.    Syn.  approve. 
Con-€ur'rence,  n.    1.    Ke  kokua  ana; 

ka  apono  ana,    Syn.  approval. 

2.    Ka  halawai  pu  ana.    Syn.  union. 

8.    Concurrent  jurisdiction,  mana  like  o 

ka  hookolokolo. 
Con-cAs'sion,  ik    Ke  koi  ana.    Syn. 

shock. 
Con-demn',  v.  E  hoahewa  i  ka  hoopai. 

Syn.  sentence. 
Cfin'dem-na'tion,  w.    Ka  ahewa  ana; 

ka  hoopai  ana. 
Con'den-sa/tion,  n.     Ke  kaomi  iho 

anaipaa. 
Con-dense',  v.    E  kaomi  iho. 
Con-dens'er,  n.    He  mea  e  kaomi  ana. 
€6n'de-8cend',  v.    E  maliu  mai. 
Cftn'de-scenslon,       n.    Ka  maliu  ana. 
Cfin-diRrn"',   (kon-din')  arf;'.      Kupono. 

Condifjn  pwmhment,   noopai  kupono. 

Syn.  iaented. 


Con'di-ment,  n.    Inai;  mea  mikomiko. 
Con-di'tlon,  n.    1.    Ano.   Condition  of 

life,  ano  o  ka  noho  ana.  Condition  of 
the  house,  ke  ano  o  ka  hale.  Syn.  state. 
2.  Loina.  The  conditions  of  the  problem, 
na  loina  o  ka  nanehai. 

C6n-di'tion-al,  adj.  Mamuliona  loina. 

Con-di'tion-al-ly,  adv.  Mamuliona 
na  loina, 

C6n-dole',  v.  E  kaumaha  pu;  e  uwe 
pu. 

Con-do'lence,  n.  Ke  aloha  menemene. 
Syn.  sympathy. 

Con-duce',  v.  E  kokua.  Syn.  con- 
tribute'to.  Industry  conduces  to  happi- 
ness, ke  kokua  nei  ka  hooikaika  1  ka 
hauoli. 

Con-du-cive,  adj.  E  alakai  ana  1  ke 
ola  kino";  e  kokua  ana  i  ke  ola  kino. 

Con'duet,  n.  Ke  ano  o  ka  hana  ana; 
ka  noho  ana.    Syn.  behavior. 

Con-diief ,  v.    E  alakai;  Syn.  lead. 

Con-diicf  or,  n.  L  He  alakai;  Syn. 
director. 

2.  A  good  conductor  of  heat,  he  mea  paa 
pono  1  ka  wela;  mea  hoolaha  pono  i 
ka  wela. 

2.  A  non-conductor  of  heat,  he  mea  hoo- 
laha ole  i  ka  wela;  hoomohala  ole  i  ka 
wela, 

C6n'-duit  (dit),  n.  He hawai;  ohe  wai: 
auwai. 

Cone,  n.    Puuoa. 

Con-fec'-tion-er,  n.  Kanaka  hana 
mea  ono. 

Confee'-tion-er-y,  n,  Na  mea  ono  i 
hanaia  o  kela  me  keia  ano. 

Con-fed'-er-a'-tion,  n.  Ke  kuikahi 
ana  iwaena  o  na  aupuni,  e  kokua  ko- 
kahi  i  kekahi,    Syn.  alliance;  league. 

Con-fer',  v.    1.   E  haawi.  Syn.  bestow. 

2.    E  kuka'  pu.     Syn.  advise. 
Con'fer-ence,  w.    L    Ke  kuka'  pu  ana. 

2.    Heaha'kuka'. 
Con-fess',  v.    E  hai  akaka,     Syn.   \o 

acknowledge.    To  confess  a  fault,  e  hai 

akaka  mai  no  ka  hewa, 
Con-fes'sion,  n.     Ka  hai  akaka  ana. 

Syn.  avowal.     The  confession  of  guilt, 

ka  hai  akaka  ana  ua  hewa, 
Con'fi-dant',    n.   m.\  ^     -nnnahplp 
Cdu'fl-dante',  n.  f.S^^  pnnaneie. 

Con-fide',  v.  E  paulele,  e  hilinai.  Syn. 
trust;  rely. 

Con'fl-dence,  n.  Ka  paulele;  ka  hili- 
nai.   Syn. 'reliance;  faith. 

Con'fl-dent,  adj.  Manao  paulele; 
manao  paa. 

C6n'fl-den'tial,   adj.     1.     Paulele  ia; 
hilinai  ia,    Syn.  trustworthy. 
2.    M  alu '.  ^  confident  ia  I  com  in  unicatio  n, 
he  palapala  hoike  main'.    Syn.  secret. 

CtJn'fl-dent-ly,  adv.  Me  ke  kanalua 
ole.    Syn.  positively. 

Con-fine',  v.  E  hoopaa.  Syn.  restrict 
To  confine  in  a  roorn^  e  hoopaa  iloko  o 
ke  keena. 


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Con'fine,  n.  Palena;  mokuna;  pea, 
Syn.  botyids.  The  confines  of  the  landy 
Ba  pea  o  ka  aina. 

Ccn-fine'ment,  n.  1.  Ka  hoopaa  ana. 
2.    Kawa  hanau  keiki. 

Con-firm',  v.  1.  E  hooia.  Syn.  verify, 
To  confirm  a  stoUement,  e  hooia  i  ka  oleic 
hoike. 

2.  E  hookupaa.  Syn.  strengthen.  To 
confirm  in  the  truths  e  hookupaa  ma  ka 
oiaio. 

Con'fir-ma'tion,  n.  Ka  hooia  ana; 
Ka  hookupaa  ana. 

Con-fis'cate,  v.  E  kaili;  e  lawe  ma 
ke  ano  hoopai. 

Con'fis-ca'tion,  w.  Ka  lawe  ana  o  ke 
aupuni  i  ka  waiwai,  ma  ke  ano  hoopai. 

C6n'fla-grra/tion,  n.  He  ahiweliweli; 
ahl  nui. 

Con'fliet,  TO.    He  kaua;  hakaka;  paio. 

Con'flu-ence,  n.     L  Ka  hui  ana  o  ke 
kahe. 
2.    Kahi  e  hui  al  o  ke  kahe  ana. 

Con-form',  v.    E  hookulike;  kulike. 

CSon-form'l-ty,  TC.  Ke  kulike ;  ka  hoo- 
h alike  ana. 

Con-found',  v.    Hookahull. 

Con- front',  v.    1.    E  ku  he  alo  healo. 
2,    Eku-e'. 

Con-fuse',  v.  E  hoopihoihoi;  hoopuiwa 
hoopowehiwehi.  Syn.  distract,  dis- 
concert, 

C6n-fus'ed-ly,  adv.  pioloke.  Confus- 
edly answered^  pane  la  me  ka  pioloke. 

Con-fu'sion,  n.  1.  Ka  huikau  o  ka 
waiho  ana.  Syn.  disorder. 
2.  Pioloke  o  ka  n  aau.  Syn.  distraction. 
8.  Haunacle.  Syn.  tumult.  The  meet- 
ing broke  up  in  confusion,  hoopauia  ka 
halawai  iloko  o  ka  haunaele. 

Con-fute',  V.    E  pale  i  ka  olelo. 

Con-greal',  V.  E  paa  1  ke  anu.  Syn. 
freeze. 

Con-^eal'ment,  n.  Ka  paa  ana  o  ka 
mea  wai  i  ke  anu.    Syn.  freezing. 

Con-gre'ni-al,  adj.  Kulike  ke  ano. 
Congenial  companions y  nahoa  pili. 

Con-ges'tion,  w.  Kapiha  kupono  ole 
anao  kauwahi  o  ke  kinoi  ke  koko. 
Congestion  of  the  lungs,  ka  piha  pono 
ole  o  ke  ako  mama  i  ke  koko. 

Con-grat'u-late,  v.  E  haawi  i  ka  ma- 
halo;  ehauolipu.    Syn.  felicitate. 

Con-grat'u-la'tion,  n.  Ka  hoohauoli 
ana  ia  hai_;  ka  hauoli  pn  ana  me  hai. 

Con-graf u-la-to'ry,  adj.  E  haawl 
anal  ka  hauoli. 

C«>n'gre-gate,  V.  Eakoakoapu.  Syn. 
assemble. 

Con'gre-ga'tion,  n.   He  anaina  pule. 

Con'gress,  w.    1.    Ka  aha  kau  kanawai 
O  Amerika  Huipuia. 
2.     He  anaina  kuka'.     A  congress  of 
nations,  ke  anaina  kuka  o  na  lahul. 

Con-gres'sion-al,  adj.  Pill  1  ka  aha 
kaukanawai  o  AmeriKa  Huipuia, 

Con'lc,  adj.  Pili  i  ka  puuoa.  Gmic 
sectionSf  na  kaha  okl  o  ka  puuoa. 


Con-Jecf  ure,  n.  Manao  koho  walew 
Syn.  surmise;  guess. 

Con-join',  r.    E  hui.    Syn.  xmite. 

Con-joinfly,  adv.  Ma  ke  ano  huL 
Syn  unitedly. 

Cdn'Jn-gal,  adj.  Pill  1  ka  mare.  Syn. 
marital.  Conjugal  relaiions,  na  pono  o 
ka  mare. 

Con-ju-ga'tion,  n.  Aui  ana  o  kahaina. 

Con-Jftne'tion,  w.  L  He  hua  olelo  hoo- 
hui  mamala  olelo. 

2.  K a  pili  pu  ana.  Conjunction  of 
planetSy  ka  pifi  pu  ana  o  na  hoku  heie, 
ikanana'na. 

Con'jure,  v.    E  kilokilo. 

Con'j  ur-er,w.     Kanaka  kilokilo. 

Con-nect',  v.  E  hoopili  pu;  pili  pu, 
Syn.  join. 

Con-nec'tion.    1.    Ka  pill  ana. 
2.    He  pili  kino. 

Con-nec'tive,  n.  Ka  mea  e  hoohui 
ana  i  na  mea  kaawale. 

Con-niv'ance,  71.  Ke  kokua  malu' ana 
i  ka  mea  pono  ole.    Syn.  collusion. 

Con-nive',  v.  E  kokua  malu'  i  kahewa. 

Con'nols-sefir'  (kdn-nis-stir),  n.  He 
kanaka  akeakamau 

Con-nu'bi-al,  adj.  Pill  1  ka  mare; 
Syn.  conjugal, 

Con'quer,  v.     E  lanakila;  e  lawepia 

€on'quer-or,  n.    Ka  mea  lanakila. 

CtSn'qnest,  n.    1.    Kahoopioana. 
2.    Kameaijawepioia, 

C6n'san-guin'i-ty,  n.  Ka  pill  koko; 
kapili  hauauna.    Syn.  relationship. 

C<Sn'iscience  (aliens),  n,  Ka  lunaike- 
halaT 

Cdn'sci-Sn'tioilg,  adj.  Hoolohe  i  ka 
kalunaikehala;  akahai. 

Cfin'sci-en'tious-ly  adv.  Me  ka  hoo- 
lohe l  ka  ka  lunaikehala:  me  ke  aka- 
hai. 

Con'sci-en'tions-ness,  n.  Ke  ko  ana 
mamuli  o  ka  lunaikehala;  ke  ko  ana 
me  ke  akahai. 

C^n'scions,  adj.  Maopopo  Iloko  Iho. 

Con'soious-ness,  n.  Ka  ike ;  ka  ike  ilo- 
ko iHb. 

Cdn'se-erate',  v.    E  hoolaa. 

Con'se-crat'ed,  adj.  Hoolaa  la,  Syn. 
hallowed,  sacred. 

Cdn'se-cra'tion,  n.    Ka  hoolaa  ana. 

Con-see'u-tive,  adj.  E  hahai  ana  ke- 
kahi  i  kekahi.  Consecutive  hours,  na 
hora  e  hahai  ana  kekahi  1  kekahi. 

Con-sent',  n.  1.  Ka  ae  ana.  Syn.  as- 
sent. 

2.  With  one  consent,  me  ka  manao  lo- 
kahl.    Syn.  unanimously. 

Con'se-quence,  n.  1.  He  hopena. 
Poverty  is  the  consequence  of  idleness,  o 
ka  nele  ka  hopena  o  ka  molowa. 

2.  In  consequence  of,  no  ia  kumu;  no 
la  mea,    Syn.  because  of. 

3.  A  matter  of  small  conseguence,  he 
mealiiliiloaia;he  mea  ole  la. 

4.  A  m>an  of  consequence,  he  kanaka 
koikoL    Syn,  importance. 


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€on'-8e-quent,  n.  L   Ka  mahele  hope 

O  kft  TdttO 

2.    He  hopena.    Syn.  result;  effect. 
C«>n'se-quen'tlal,  adj.    Hookano;  hoo- 

kiokie.   Syn.  pompous. 
Cdn'se-quent-ly,  adv.    Nolaila,  no  la 

hoi,  no  ia  mea.  Byh.  therefore;  for  the 

reason.  ,      ,,  ^     , , 

Con-s5rv'a-tIve,  adv.    Makee  1  ke  ano 

mau,  ke  ano  kahiko. 
Con-serv'a-to-ry,  n.      Halo  hooulu  i 

nameaulu. 
€6n'serve,  n.     Mea  ono  i  hana  ia  me 

na  hua  ai.    Syn.  preserve.      ^ 
Con- serve',  r.    1.    E  hoomoa  i  na  hua 

aL 

2.    E  malama  i  ke  ano  man. 
Con-sid'er,  v.     E  noonoo  akahele,  e 

poouoo.    Syn.  reflect.  , 

Con-sid'er-a-ble,  adj.    Mahuahuaiki. 
Con-sid'er-ate,  adj.     1.     Maliu  i  ka 

manaoohaL   Syn.  thoughtful. 

2.    Akahele  ma  ka  noonoo. 
Con-sld'er-a'tion,  n.      1.      Ka  maliu 

ana.     Consideration  for  the  Jeelings  of 

others^  ka  maliu  ana  i  ko  hai  manao. 

2.    He  uku.     Work  for  a  consideration, 

ehananokauku. 
Con-sign',  v.    E  waiho  ma  ka  lima  o 

hai.    Consign  goods  for  sale,  e  waiho  i 

ka  waiwai  ma  ka  lima  o  mea  e  kuaL 

Syn.  assign.  -,        , , 

€<Sn'8ign-ee',  n.     Ka  mea  malama  1  ka 

waiwai  1  hooili  ia. 
Con-sign'ment,  w.    1.    Ka  hooliiia'na 

O  ka  waiwai. 

2.    Ka  waiwai  1  hooiliia. 
Con-sist',  V.    E  hui.    Syn.   comprise. 

The  school  consists  of  foreign  ana  Ha- 
waiian boys,  e  hui  ana  ma  ke  kula  na 

keiki  haole  me  na  keiki  Hawaii. 
Con-sist'en-cy,  n.    Ke  anolauwiliole; 

keanokupaa.  .,,     , 

C  m-sisfeut,    adj.      Lauwill  ole;  ku- 

paa. 
Con'so-la'tion,  n.  Ka  maha  o  kanaau; 

ka  oluolu  ana  o  ka  naau. 
Con- sole',  V.    E  hooluoln;  hoona;  e 

haawiikamaha. 
Con-sol'i-date,  V,     E    hooakoakoa  i 

paa;  epuiliapaa. 
Ck»n-861'i-da'-tion„  n,   Ka  puili  ana  a 

paa;  ka  hoopuupuu  ana  a  paa. 
Con-sol'ing,  adj.    Hooluolu.    A  consol- 
ing thought,  ho  manao  hooluolu. 
Con'so-nance,  n.    1.    Ke  kani  like  o 

naleo. 

2.    K  e  kulike  ana  1  ka  manao. 
Con'so-nant,  adj.    Oluolu;  kulike. 

Con'so-nant,  n,    Huapalapala  leo  hui. 

C^n'sort,  n.    L    He  hoa  mare. 

2.    He  moku  e  hole  pu  ana  me  kekahl 

moku. 
Con -sort',  V.     E  hele  pu;  launa  pu. 

Syn.  associate  with. 

Con-spie'ti-oiks,  adj.     Moakaka.;  Ike 
lea  ia.    Syn.  plain. 


Con-spir'a-cy,  n.    L    Kekukapuana 

no  ka  poino  o  hai. 

2.    Ke  kipi  ana;  ohumu  kipl. 
Con-spire',  V.  E  ohumu  kipi;  ekipi. 
€6n'sta-ble,  n.  He  makai;  he  kaiko. 
€on-stab'u-la-ry,  n.    He  papa  makal. 
€6n'8tan-cy,  ri.     Ke  kupaao  ka  naau; 

oni  paa  o\&  naau.    Syn.  fidelity. 
Cdn'stant,  adj.   1.    Kupaa;  kamau.   A 

constant  friend,  he  hoa  kupaa. 

2.    Mau.  A  constant  stream,  he  waikahe 

mau. 
e6n'sta,nt-l J,  adv.    Mau.    Syn.  invari- 
ably. 
Con'stfil-la/tion,  n.    Huhui  hoku  paa. 

C  fin's ter-na'tion,  M.  Ilihia;  pilihua; 
weliweli  nui. 

Con-sti-pa'tion,  n.  Ka  paa  o  ka  hana 
lepo.    Byn,  costiveness. 

Con-stit'u-en-cy,  n.  Ka  poe  nana  e 
koho;  na^makaainanakokobalota. 

Con'sti-tute,  v.  1.  E  hookoho.  To  con- 
stitute a  member,  e  hookoho  i  lala  o  ka 
ahahui. 

2.  E  hoolilo;  e  lilo.  The  people  of  one 
country  constitute  a  nation,  lilo  na  kana- 
ka o  ka  aina  hookahi  i  lahui. 

Cdn'sti-tu'tion,  7i.  1.    Kumukanawal^ 
2.    Ka  hookumu  ana. 
8.    Ke  ano  mau  o  ke  kino.     A  strong 
constitution,  he  ano  ikaika,  puipui  o  ke 
kino. 

Con'sti-tu'tion-al,  adj.     1.    Pili  1  ke 
kumukanawai.     Constitutional  amend- 
ment, he  hoololi  o  ke  kumukanawai. 
2.    Pili  i  ke  ola  kino.     A  constitutional 
difficulty,  he  pilikia  pili  i  ke  ola  kino. 

Con-strain',  v.  Ekoi;ekaohi.  Syn. 
compeL 

Con-strainf,  n.  Ke  koi'na;  ke  kaohi 
ana.    Syn.  compulsion ;  restraint. 

Con-striiet',  v.    E  kukulu.  Syn.  build. 

Con-striic'tion,  n.  1.  Ke  kukulu  ana, 
2.    Ka  mea  1  kiikuluia. 
S.    Ke  ano.    Syn.  meaning. 

Con-strue',  v.  E  mahele  olelo;  e  unu- 
hi  olelo;  e  wehewehe  olelo.  Syn.  ex- 
plain; translate. 

Cfin'sul,  n.  He  kanikele;  luna  kiai  oi- 
hana  kalepa  o  kekahi  aupuni  me  ke- 
kahl aupuni  e  ae. 

C<Sn'su-lar,  adj.  Pill  i  ka  olhana  o  ke 
kanikele.  Consular  certificate,  palapala 
hooi a  a  ke  kanikele. 

Con's u-late,  n.  Keena  oihana  o  ke  ka- 
nikele. 

Cdn'sul-slilp,  n.    Oihana  kanikele. 

Con-siilf ,  V.    1    E  kuka'  pu.    Syn.  de- 

lit'iOT'fl.t'fi 

2.  E  ImL    ConsuU  a  book,  e  imi  iloko  o 
ka  buke. 

3,  Consult  a  physician,  e  Imi  i  kauka  lar 
paau  nana  e  Icokua, 

Con'sul-ta'tion,  n.    Ke  kuka'  ana. 

Con-sume',  v.    L    E  hoopau;  e  luku- 
Syn.  destroy. 
2.    E  ai.    To  consume  food,  e  al  i  ka  al. 


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•Gon-sum'er,  n.    Ka  mea  nana  e  hoo- 

pau. 
Con'sum-ma'tion,  n.    Kah.opena;ke 

ko  ana.    Syn.  end;  completion. 
■Gon-sump'tion,  n.     1.    Ka  mai  hokii. 
2.    Ka  hoopau   ana.     Consumption  oj 
food,  ka  hoopau  ana  i  ka  ai. 
Con-sump'tive,  acZj.     Loaa  i  ka  hokii. 
Con'taet,  n.    Ka  hoopili  kino  aku. 
Con-ta'gion,  n.  Mailele  ma  kapilikino 
€on-ta'gioiis,  adj.      Lele  no   ka   pili 

ana. 
Con-tain',  v.    E  piha.    A  gallon  contains 
four  quarts,  piha  ke  galani  i  na  kuata 
eha. 

2,    E  loaa.    TJie  book  contains  instruc- 
tion, e  loaa  ana  i  ka  naauao  ma  ka  buke. 

€on-tain'er,  n.  He  apu,  he  ipu;  mea 
e  paa  ana. 

€on-tani'i-nate,  v.  E  hoohaumia. 
Syn.  pollute ;_  tainL 

Con-tam'i-na'tion,  n.  Ka  haumla; 
ka  pelapela.    Syn.  pollution. 

€on-tenin',  v.  E  hoowaha'waha'.  Syn. 
despise. 

Con'tem-plate,  v.  E  noonoo;  e  ma- 
nao.    Syn.  meditate;  purpose. 

Con'tem-pla'tion,  n.  Ka  noonoo  ana. 
Syn.  meditation. 

€on-tem'po-ra-ry,  &dj.  Ola  like. 
SvN.  cotemporary.  Kainehameha  I.  and 
Napoleon  were  contemporary,  e  ola  like 
ana  o  Napoleona  a  me  Kamehameha  I. 

€on-tempt/,  w.  Ke  ano  hoowaha'- 
waha'. Contempt  of  court,  ka  hoowaha'- 
waha' i  ka  aha. 

Con-tempt'i-ble,  adj.  Hoowaha'waha' 
ia;  haahaaloa.    Syn.  mean;  vile. 

CJon-tempt'u-otks,  adj.  Ano  haakei; 
hoowaha'waha'.  A  contemptuous  ex- 
pression, he  olelo  hoowaha'waha'. 

Con-tend',  v.  E  aumeume;  hakaka; 
paio  pu.    Syn.  strive. 

€on-tencl'inff,  adj.  E  ku-e'  ana;  e  ha- 
kaka ana.  Contending  factions,  na  aoao 
e  ku-e'  ana  kekahi  i  kekahi.  Syn.  op- 
posing. 

€on-tenf,  v.    E  hoo-na;  e  hooluolu. 

Con-tenfed,  adj.  Walea;  oluolu; 
luana. 

Con-ten'tion,  n,  Ka  hakaka;  ka  au- 
meume; ka  hoopaapaa.    Syn.  strife. 

•Gon-teu'tious,  adj.  Hoopaapaa  wale; 
hakaka  wale. 

Con-tent'naent,  )         Hanawalea;  olu- 

€  on- tent',  )  olu  o  ka  manao. 

Con'test,  n.  He  hakaka';  he  kaua;  he 
paio. 

Con-test',  V.     1.    E  ku-e'.     Contest  an 
election,  e  ku-e'  i  ke  kohoia'na. 
2.    E  paio.     Contest  a  prize,  e  paio  no 
ka  uku  makana. 

Con-tig'u-ous,  adj.  E  moe  pili  ana. 
SvN.  adjacent, 

Con'ti-nence,  n.    Ke  ano  pakiko. 

€on'ti-nent,  n.    Mahele  ama  nui. 

Con-ti-nent'al,  adj.  E  pili  anal  ka 
mahele  aina  nui. 


Con-tln'gen-cy,  n.    Ka  mea  e  loohia 

mai  ana  paha. 
Con-tin'gent,  adj.    E  loohia  mai  ana 

paha.    Contingent  fund,  he  puu  dala  no 

na  lilo  e  loohia  mai  ana  paha. 
Con-tin'u-al,  adj.    Mau. 
Con-tin'u-al-ly,  adv.    Mau;  i  na  ma- 

nawa  a  pau. 
Con-tin'u-ance,  n.    Ka  hoomau  ana. 
Con-tin'ue,  v."  E  hoomau. 
€on-t6r'tion,  n.    Ka  wili  ana;  pa^aa- 

wili  ana;  kupaka  ana. 
Con'tour,  n.    Ke  ano  o  ke  kii. 
Con'tra-band,  adj.     Papaia  e  ke  ka- 

nawai.     Contraband  goods,   waiwai   i 

papaia  e  ke  kanawai.     Contraband  of 

war,  waiwai  i  papaia  ke  kuai  ana  i  ka 

enemi. 
Con'tra-band,  n.    He  inoa  no  na  nika 

o  Amerika  i  ka  wa  kaua  kuloko. 
Con'traet,  n.    He  palapala  ae  like. 
Con-tracf ,  v.     L     E  noohaiki.     Syn. 

shrink. 

2.  E  komo  aku.  Contract  a  debt,  e 
komo  i  ka  aie.    Syn.  incur. 

3.  E  loaa.  Contract  a  disease,  e  loaa  i 
kamai.    Syn.  incur. 

4.  E  hooholo.  To  contract,  to  build  a 
house,  e  hooholo  e  kukulu  1  hale.  Syn. 
bargain. 

Con-tracf  ed,  adj.  L  Haiki.  Syn. 
narrow. 

2.  A  contracted  mind,  he  naau  papau  o 
ka  noonoo. 

Con-trac'tion,  n.    Ka  hoopokole  ana. 

Con-traet'or,  n.  Ka  mea  e  paa  ana 
ma  ka  olelo  aelike. 

Con'tra-dief,  v.  E  hoopaapaa;  e  pa- 
kike'. 

Con'tra-dicf  o-ry,  adj.    Pakuikui. 

C6n'tra-ry,  adj.     1.     Ku-e'.    Contrary 
to  law,  ku-e'  1  ke  kanawai. 
2.    Nunuha.    Syn.  wilful;  stubborn. 

Con'trast,  n.  Ka  like  ole;  ke  ano  okoa. 

Con-trast',  v.  E  hooku-e'  ano.  Con- 
trast light  with  darkness,  e  hooku-e'  ka 
malamalama  i  ka  pouli. 

Con-trib'ute,  v.     1.     E  kokua.     Cou' 
tribute  a  share,  e  kokua  i  haawina. 
2.    E  haawi  manawalea. 

Con'tri-bu'tiou,  n.  Ke  kokua;  ka 
haawina  manawalea. 

Con-trib'u-tor,  n.  1.  Ka  mea  e  ko- 
kua ana.  Newspaper  contributor,  ka 
mea  e  kokua  ana  i  ka  nupepa,  ma  ke 
kakau  ana, 

Con'trite,  adj.  Mihi;  walania; akahai. 
Syn.  penitent. 

Con-tri'tion,  n.  Ka  mihi  no  ka  hewa. 
Syn.  penitence. 

C6n-triv'ance,  n.  Ka  hua  o  ka  noo- 
noo. Syn.  invention.  Ka  mea  e  hiki 
ai. 

Con-trive',  v.  E  noonoo  a  e  hana  i  ka 
mea  e  hiki  ai.    Syn.  invent, 

Con-triv'er,  n.  He  mea  i  makaukau 
ma  ka  noonoo  ana  amaka  hana  ana 
i  ka  mea  e  pono  ai.    Syn.  inventor. 


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Con-trol',  n.    Manalioomalu;  ka  hoo- 

malu  ana. 
€on-tr6l',  E  hoomalu.    Syn.  govern. 
Con'tro-ver'sy,  w.    He  hoopaapaa. 

Con-tu-ma'ciotks,  adj.  Nuha;nunuha. 

Syn.  obstinate;  stubborn. 
C6n'tu-ma-cy,  w.    Paakiki  o  ka  naau; 

ano  nuha. 
€on'tu-me-ly,    n.       Olelo    hoomaau; 

hoomaewaewa.    Syn.  reproach. 
€oii-tu'sion,  n.    Palapu. 
Co-nan'drum,  n.    He  olelo  huna'. 
Cdn'va-les'cence,  ka  pohala  ana;  ka 

olnolu  ana  o  ka'mal. 
€tSn '  va-les'ceut,  adj.    Pohala ;  konini ; 

oioio. 
Con- veil e',  n.    E  hooakoakoa, 

€on-ven'l«nce,  w.    He,mea  e  pono  ai; 

mea  ku  pono. 
Con-ven'-ient,  adj.     Hemeahiki.    If 

it  is  convenient  to  you,  ina  he  mea  hila 

ia  oe. 
Con- ven'ient-ly,  adv.     Me  ka  hiki  ku- 

pono. 
Con-ven'tion,  n.     He  aha;  ahahui.    A 

convention  oj  teachers,  he  ahahui  kumm- 

kula. 
Con- verge',  v.  E  kai  a  i  ke  kikowaena. 

Radii  converge  to  a  center,  kai  na  ka- 

ha  hanai  a  i  ke  kiko  waena. 
Con'ver-sant,  adj.     1.     Makaukau  ma 

ka  ike.     Conversant  with   a   language, 

makaukau  ma  kekahi  olelo.    Syn.  fa- 
miliar. 

2.  Ike  pono.  Syn.  acquainted. 
Cdn'ver-sa'tion,  n.  Kamailio. 
C6n'ver-sa'tion-al,  adj.  Kamakamai- 

lio. 
Con-verse',  v.    E  kamailio  ptu    Syn. 

talk  with. 
Con-verse'ly,  adv.  Ma  ka  hull  hope. 
Con-ver'sion,  n.     1.   Ka  loli  ana.    The 

conversion  of  water  into  ice,  ka  loli  ana  o 

ka  wai  a  lilo  i  hau  paa. 

2.    Ka  hull  ana  o  kanaan. 
Cfin'vert,  n.  Ka  mea  i  hoohuliia  kona 

naau. 
Con-verf,  v.     1.    E   hoololi.     Convert 

water  into  steam,  e  hoololi  ka  wai  a  lilo 

i  mahu. 

2.    E  hoohulimanao. 
Con'vex,  adj.    Poepoe  owaho. 

Con-vey',  v.  1.  E  lawe;  e  halihali. 
Syn.  carry  by  hand. 
2.  Ehooili;  ehoouna.  Syn.  send  by. 
8.  E  hoomaopopo.  Convey  the  mean- 
ing, e  hoomaopopo  i  ke  ano. 
4.  E  hoolilo.  Convey  property,  e  hoo- 
lilo  waiwai. 

Con-vey'ance,  n.   1.   He  mea  halihali. 
2.    Ka  naliliali  ana;  ka  hooili  ana, 
8.    Ka  hoolilo  ana  i  ka  waiwai. 
4.    He  palapala  hoolilo  waiwai. 

Con-vey'-anc-er,  n.    Mea  kakau  pala- 
pala hoolilo  waiwai. 

C«n-vey'anc-ing,  n.    Ka  olhana  hoo- 
lilo waiwai  paa. 


Cdn'vlct,  71.     He  paahao;  mea  i  ahe- 

waiia  no  ke  karaima, 
Con-vief ,  v.    E  ahewa.     Convicted  of 

stealing,  ahewaia  no  ka  aihue. 
Con-vic'tion,  n.     1.     Ka  ahewa  ana; 

ka  ahewa  ana  o  ka  naau  no  ka  hewa. 
Con-vince',    v.      E  hoomaopoiK)  i  ka 

naau.    Syn.  persuade. 
Con-vinc'ing,  adj.    Maopopo  lea, 
Con-viv'i-al,  adj.    Lealea.  Syn.  festal. 
Con'vo-ea'-tion,  n.   L    Ka  hoakoakoa 

ana. 

2.    He  anaina.    Syn.  assembly. 
Con- voke',  v.  E  kahea;  e  akoakoa.  Syn. 

call,  summon. 
Con-voy',  v.    E  hele  pu  no  ka  hoomalu 

ana, 
Con-viilse',  V.    1.    Ehoonaueue.    Syn. 

shake. 

2.  Hoohaalulu. 

3.  Convulsed  with  laughier,  pio  loa  i  ka 
akaaka. 

Con-v61'slve,  adj.    Ano  haalulu. 

Cdbk,  V.    E  hoomoa;  e  kuke. 

€obk,  w.    He  kuke. 

Cc^k'y,  n,    Berena  one  liilii. 

Cool,  adj.    1.   Oluolu.    A  cool  day,  he  la 

oluolu.    Syn.  pleasant. 

2.  Pihoihoiole;  makaukau  mau,  Syn. 

collected. 
Cool,  V.    E  hoomaalili;  e  hooluolu. 
Cool'er,  n.    He  ipu;  e  lilo  ana  ka  wai  i 

huihui. 
Cool'ness,  n.    1.    He  anu  ikf. 

2.    Ka  pihoihoi  ole  o  ka  naau. 

3^   Ka  maalili  o  ke  aloha;  nanau. 
Cool'ie,  n.      He  paahana  ma  Inia  mo 

Kina, 
Cool'ly,  adv.    1.    Me  ka  mahaoi.    Syn. 

impudently. 

2.   Me  ka  noonoo  pono.    Syn.  deliber- 
ately. 
Coop,,  n.    Hale  moa. 
Coqp'er,  n.      Kanaka  hana  pahm;  ho 

kupa, 
Coop'er-age,  to.    Wahi  hana  pahu. 

Co-dp'er-ate,  v.    E  kokua  pu.    Syn. 

assist. 
Co-6p'er-a'tion,    to,      Ke  kokua    pu 

ana. 
Co-6p'er-a'tive,  adj.    Kokua  hui. 

C6-6p'er-a'tor,  to.     Hoa  hana,     Syn, 

assistant. 
Co-6r'di-nate,  adf.    Kulana  like. 
Co-part'ner,  to.    He  hoa  o  ka  hui. 
Co-part'ner-ship,   w.      He  hui  no  ka 

lawelawe  ana  i  kekahi  oihana. 
Cope,  V.    E  ku-e'  lanakila. 

Co'pi-otis,,  ad;.    Nui;  lawa  pono.  Syn. 

abundant;  plentiful. 
Co'pi-o6g-ly,  adv.     Nui.     The  rain  fell 

copiously,  haule  nui  mai  ka  u-a.    Syn. 

abundantly. 
Cfip'per,  TO.    Keleawe. 
Cdp'per-plate',   to.      Pa  keleawe,     A 

copperplate  engraving,  he  kii  i  kahaiia 

ma  ka  pa  keleawe. 


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Ctfp'per-smltli',  n.    Kanaka  hana  i  na 

mea  keleawe. 
Ckip'u-late,  V.    E  hui  kino  ma  ke  ano 

kane  a  wahine. 
Cop'u-la'tion,  n.    Ka  hui  kino  ana  o 

ke  kane  me  ka  wahine. 
CtSp'u-la'tive,  adj.    Hui. 
Cop'-y,  n.    He  hope;  mea  like, 
Cop'y,  V.    1.    E  kakau  kope. 

2.    E  hoohalike.    Syn.  emulate. 
•Gop'y-bobk,  n.    Buke  kakau  kope. 
Cop'y-lst,  n.    Mea  kakau  kope. 
Cop'y-right,  n.    Ke  kuleana  iloko  o  ka 

buke;   he  pono  a  ke  aupuni  i  haawi  i 

ka  mea  kakau  buke. 
€o-quette',  n  (ko-ket).     Wahine  ui; 

puni  lealea. 
€or-al,  n.    Ako'ako'a;  puna. 
Cor'al-line,  adj'.     Pili  i  ke  ako'ako'a. 

Coralline  formation,  he  kahua  ako'ako'a. 
Cord,  n.    1.    Kaula  makalii. 

2.  He  paila.    A  cord  of  wood,  he  paila 
wahie. 

Cord,  V.  1.  E  nakii.  Cord  up  the  trunk, 
e  nakii  i  ka  pahu  lole. 

3.  E  paila. 

Cord'age,  n.  Kaula  o  kela  ano  keia  ano. 

Cord'ial,  n.  He  mea  e  hoohoihoi  ai;  e 
hooeueu  ai. 

Cord'ial,  ad;.    Olaio;  pumehana.  Cord- 
ial friendship,  aloha  pumehana. 
2.    Hooluolu;  hoolalelale. 

€6r'di-aPi-ty,  n.    Aloha  pumehana. 

€or'di-al-ly,  adv.     Me  ke  aloha  oiaio. 

Core,  n.    Ka  pikoi. 

Cork,  n.    Umoki  laau. 

Cork'screw,  n.    Will  umokl. 

Com,  n.    1.    Kurina. 
2.    Na  hua  palaoa  o  na  ano  a  pau. 

Com,  V.  E  kopi'  ka  i-o  i  ka  paakai. 
Corned  beef,  bipi  i  kopila. 

Cor-ner,   n.     1.     He  kihi.    An  outside 
comer,  he  kihi. 
2.    An  inside  comer,  he  kuono. 

Cor'ner-stone',  n.    Pohaku  kihi. 

Cor'ner-wise,  adv.  Lepe.  Syn.  diag- 
onaL 

Cor'net,  n.    Ohe  puhi. 

Co-rol'la,  n.  Ka  huina  o  na  lau  liiUi  o 
ka  pua. 

C6r'ol-la-ry,  n.  Manaopili  no  ka  ma- 
tt aohai. 

Cor-o-na'tion,  n.  Ka  ponl  ana  i  ka 
Moi. 

C<ir'o-ner,  n.  He  koronera;  he  luna 
aupuni;  eimianano  ke  kumu  make 
o  na  kanaka  make. 

C6r'po-ral,  adj.  Pilii  ke  kino.  Cor- 
poral punishment,  hoopai  kino. 

Cor'po-ral,  n.  Kopala;  luna  koa  ma- 
lalo  o  ke  lukanela. 

Cor'po-rate,  adj  Huiia  mamuli  o  ke 
kanawai.  Corporate  body,  h-Q  hui^ma- 
lalo  o  ke  kanawai. 

Cor-po're-al,  adj.  PiU  i  ke  kino.  Cor- 
poreal existence,  he  ola  kino. 

Corps  (kore),  71.  Hepoe;  he  papa;  a 
corps  of  teachers,  he  papa  kumu. 


Corpse,  n.    He  kupapau. 
Cdr'pu-lence,  «.    Puipuio  ke  kino. 
Cor'pu-lent,   adj.      Puipui  ;  momona 

kupono  ole. 
Cor-recf,  v.    1.    E  hooponopono. 

2.    E  hoopai.  Syn.  punish. 
Cor-recf,  adj.    Pono ;  pololei. 
Cor-rec'tion,  n.     L    Ka  hooponopono 

ana. 

2.  Mea  hooponopono. 

3.  Ka  hoopai ;  ka  hoopai  ana. 
Cor-reet'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  pololei. 
Cor-rect'ness,  71.    Ka  pololei. 
Cdr-res-pond',  v.    1.    E  kulike.     Syn. 

agree. 

2.    E  kakau  leta. 
Cdr'res-pon'dence,  n.  Ke  kulike  ana. 

2.    Ke  kakau  leta  ana. 
Cor'res-pon'dent,  n.    Hoa  kakau  leta. 
Cor'res-pdnd'lng,  adf.    Kulike.   Syn. 

similar._ 
Cor-rdb'o-rate,  v.    E  hooia  i  ka  hoike 

a  hai. 
Cor-rode',  v.    E  popo.    Syn.  rust. 
Cor-ro'sion,  n.    Ka  popo  ana  o  na  mea 

metala. 
Cor'ru-grat-ed,  adj.    Mimino. 
Cor-r6pt',   adj.     L    Haumia;  haukae. 

Syn.  debased;  vile. 

2.    Palaho.    Syn.  putrid. 
Cor-rtlpt',  V.     E  hoohaumia;  hoohau- 

kae. 
Cor-riipf  er,  n.     Mea  nana  e  hoohau- 
mia. 
Cor-riipt-i-ble,  adj.    Lilo  i  ka  palaho. 

Cor-riip'tion,  1.    Haumia;  haukae 

2.    Palaho. 
Cor-riipt'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  haumia;  me 

ka  apuka. 
Cor'set,   n.    Pulike  wahine. 
Cor'tege  (kor-tazh),  n.    Poe  ukali. 
Cos-metric,  n.    Mea  poni. 
Cdst,  n.    Kumu  lilo. 
Cdst,  V.    E  lilo;  make. 
Cos'tlve,  adj.    Paa  ka  hana  lepo. 
Cos'tive-ness,  n.      Ka   paa   ana  o  ka 

hana  lepo.    Syn.  constipation. 
Cost'ly,  adj.    Nui  ka  lilo. 
Cos'tume,  n.    Ka  aahu. 
Cote,  n.    Hale  manu  nunu. 

Co-tem'po-ra-ry,  adj.    E  ola  like  ana 

i  ka  hanauna  hookahi. 
Cdt'tage,  71.    He  hale  noho  maikai. 

Cfit'ton,  n.    Pulupulu. 

Couch,  n.    He  punee. 

Cough  (kof),  n.    He  kunu. 

Couii'cil,  71.    Ahakuka'.    Privy couruM, 

aha  loika'  malu'. 
Coun'cil-lor,  n.    Hoa  no  ka  aha, 
Coun'sel,  n.    Olelo  ao.    Syn.  advice. 
Coun'sel-lor,  n.    L    Kakaolelo.    Syn. 

adviser. 

2.    He  kokua  ma  ke  kanawai;  he  loio. 
Count,  V.    E  helu. 
Coun'te-nance,  n.    Ka  helehelena. 
Coun'ter,  n.      Ka  papa  kuai  o  na  hale 

kuai. 


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Cotm'ter,  adv.  Ku-e'.  To  go  counter 
to  good  advice^  e  hele  ku-e'  1  ka  olelo  ao 
maikai. 

Coun'ter-act',  v.    E  keakea. 

Coun'ter-bal'ance,  v.  E  paona  like 
ma  ka  aoao  ku-e'' 

Coun'ter-felt,  adj.    1.    Apuka.    Coun- 
terfeit money,  dala  apuka. 
2.    Hookamani;  oiaio  ole. 

Coun'ter-feit-er,  n.  Kanaka  apuka 
dala;  apuka  ma  kekahl  mea  e. 

Coun'ter-mand',  v.  E  hoololi  kauoha. 

Coun'ter-pane,  n.    Kapa  uhi  moe. 
Coun'ter-piirt,  n.    Kama  like. 
eoun'ter-sigpa,  n.      Hua  olelo  huna', 

no  ka  pee  koa  kiai. 
Coxm'ter-sign,  v.     E  kakau  moa  hoike. 
Coiuit'ing-hiouse,  I  Keena  oihana 

€ouiit'ing-room,  )  ^'       kalepa. 
Count'less,    adj.     Kinikini;    nuiwale. 

€oiin'tri-fied,  adj.  Anekuaaina;  oheke 
Coiin'try,  n.    He  paiaina. 
Coiin'try-man,  v.  Hekaikua;  kuaaina, 

2.    Fellow-countryman,  he  hoa  makaai- 

nana. 
€o  in' try-seat,  n.      Wahl  noho  iloko  O 

ka  aina. 
Coun'ty,  n.    Mokuna  aina;  apana. 
€oii'ple,  n.    1.    He  mau  kokoolua. 

2.    He  paa. 
Coii'ple,  r.     E  kaulua ;  e  hui  palua. 
Coiip-ling:,  n.    Ka  hookaulua  ana. 

Cou-pon',  n.   Palapala  hooia  no  ka  liku 

kuala. 
Courtage,  n.     Ke  ano  aa;   wiwo   ole; 

maka'u  ole.    Syn.  bravery;  valor;  dar- 
ing; brave;  valiant. 
Cour-a'geotis,  adj'.    Maka'u  ole.    Syn. 

bravely. 
Coti'rl-er,  n.     He  kanaka  kukini;  he 

elele. 
€our8e,  71.    1.    He  ala.    A  chosen  course, 

he  ala  i  kohoia    A  race  course,  he  ala 

kukini  lio. 

2.  He  au ;  he  wa.    The  course  of  time, 
ke  au  o  ka  manawa. 

3.  Watercourse,  ho  auwai. 
Gours'er,  n.    He  lio  kukini;  lio  heihei. 
Court,  n.    L    Ka  poo  o  ke  alo  moi. 

2.    He  aha  hookolokolo. 
8.    He  pahale. 

4.  A  court  of  inquiry,  he  aha  ninaninau. 
Court,  V.    L  E  hooipoipo;  imi  i  wahine 

mare. 

2.    E  imi  me  ka  hoomalimalL 
Cour'te-otis,  adj.     Pihalula;  anoolu- 

olu;  laulea.    Syn.  polite. 
Cour'te-san,  n.      Wahine  hookamaka- 

ma.    Syn.  prostitute. 
C6ur'te-sy,  n.      Ke  ano  oluolu;  keoni- 

mana.    Syn.  politeness. 
Cour'tier,  n.     Kanaka  e  noho  ana  ma 

ke  alo  Moi. 
Court'ly,  adj\  Hanohano;  koikoi.  Syn. 

elegant. 
Doiirt-mar'tlal,  n.     Aha  hookolokolo 

o  ka  oihana  kaua. 


Court'ship,  n.     Ka  hooipoipo  ana;  ka 

imi  ana  i  wahine  mare. 
Court'-yard,  n.    He  pahale. 
Cous'in,  n.    He  hoahanau. 
Cove,  n.    He  kaikuono  liilii. 
Cov'e-nant,  n.    1.    He  berita. 

2.    He  olelo  ae  like  i  kakau  ia;  pala- 
pala ae  like.    Syn.  contract. 
Cov'e-nant,  v.  1.  E  hoohiki  i  ka  berita. 

2.    E  hoohiki  ma  ka  palapala  ae  like. 
Cov'er,  V.    1.    E  uhi.     Cover  over,  e  uhi. 

2.    E  poi,  to  cover  with  a  cover,  e  poi. 
Cov'er,  n.    1.     He  uhi.    A  cover  of  clothy 

2.    He  poi;  he  pani.   A  cover  of  metal  or 

wood,  he  poi. 
C6v'er-ing,  n.    Mea  uhi. 
Cov'er-let,  v.    Kapauhi  no  ka  moe. 
Cov'ert,  n.    Wahi  e  pee  ai. 
Cov'ert,    adj'.      Maalea;   huna   ia.      A 

covert  meaning,  he   ano   huna.     Syn. 

hidden. 
Cov'ert-ly,  adv.      Me  ka  maalea;  ma 

ke  ano  malu. 
Cov'et,  V.    E  kuko  hewa;  e  alunn. 
Cov'et-ous,  adj'.      Alunu;  kuko  hewa. 
Cov'et-ous-ness,  n.      Ke  kuko  hewa 

ana  i  kahai. 
Cov'ey,  n.    He  pu-a  manu  liiliii. 
Cove,  n.    Bipi  wahine. 
Cow,  V.     hoopuiwa;  hoomak'au. 
Cow'ard,  n.     He  mea  maka'u  wale;  he 

holowale;  hee  wale. 
Cd-w'ard-ice,  n.    Ka  maka'u  wale. 

Cow'ard-ly,  adj.     L     E  holowale;  hee 

wale. 

2.    Apiki;  haahaa,    Syn.  mean. 
CdTv'er,  v.  1.    E  haalulu  no  ka  maka'u. 

2.    E  kukuli  iho  no  ka  weliweli;  no 

kekahi  kumu  e  ae. 
Cow'herd,  n.    Kahu  bipi. 
Co-w'hide,  n.    Hi  maloo  o  ka  bipi. 

Cfix'comb,  n.     Kanaka  hookeh a;  hoo- 

kahakaha. 
Co^,  adj.     Palaimaka.     Syn.    bashful; 

timid. 
Co'zy,  odQ.     1.    Oluolu;   nanea.    Syn. 

snug. 

2.    A  cozy  chat,  he  kamakamailio  hoo- 

nanea. 
Crab,  a.    He  papal. 
Crab'bed,  adj.    ifainal;  nanau. 

Crack,  n.    He  nakaka;  owaowa;  alua- 

lua. 
Crack,  v.    1.    E  kani.    Oocfc  a  whip;  e 

kani  ka  huipa. 

2.    E  naka. 
Cr&ck'brained»  adj,      Pupule.     Syn. 

crazy. 
Crack'er,  n.    1.    Papaa  berena. 

2.    Mea  hoopahupimu'. 
Crick'le,  v.    JS  paapaa.     Thorns  crackle 

in  the  fire,  paapaa  na  kakalaioa  i  ke 

ahi. 
Cr^ck-llng,  p.  p.    Paapaalna. 
Cra'dle,  n.    1.     He  moe  paipal  no  ke 

keiki  uuku. 

2.    Pahi  manamana  oki  palaoa. 


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Craft,  71.    L    Oihana  hana  lima.     Syn. 
trade. 

2.  He  moku  liilii. 

3.  He    ano    maalea;  ano    hoohaliia. 
Syn.  cunning. 

Craft'i-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  maalea.     Syn. 

cunningly. 
Craft'i-ness,  n.    See  CrafL    3. 
Craft'y,  od?'.    Maalea. 
€rag,  n.    Hepali.    Syn.    Cliff. 
Cramp,  n.    Mae'le  maeele. 
€rain,  v.    Epapaunu;  e  laiki. 
Cra'ni-um,  n.    Iwipoo.    Syn.  skulL 
€!ra pe,  n.    Lole  kan ikau. 
Crash,  v.    E  haalulu  poha'.  To  fcdl  with 

a  crash,  e  haule  mai  me  ka  haalulu 

poha'. 
Cra'ter,  n.    He  luapele. 
Cra- vat',  n.    Hainaka'  a'i. 
Crave,  v.  1.    E  iini  nui.    To  crave  food, 

e  iini  nui  no  ka  ai. 

2._  E  noi  haahaa.    Syn.  beseech. 
Crav'en,  n.    He  makauwale;  hee  wale. 

Syn.  coward. 
Cr^iwl,  V.    E  kolo;  e  kokolo. 
Cra'zy,  adj.    Pupu'le;  ula'la. 
Creak'ing,  n.     Ka  uiui  ana;  ka  uwi 

ana. 
Cream,  n.    1.    Kurima  waiu'. 

2.    Ka  oi  o  ka  manao  maikai. 
Crease,  n.    He  alualu;  he  alu. 
Cre-ate',  v.    E  hookumu;  e  hana. 
Cre-a'tlon,  n.      1.      He  hana;  mea  i 

hanaia.  A  creation  of  the  mindf  he  mea 

i  hanaia  e  ka  naau. 

2.  Ke  ao  nei. 

3.  Na  ao  a  pau.     Creation's  God,  Ke 
Akua  o  na  Ao  a  pau. 

Cre-a'tor,  n.    Ka  Mea  nana  e  hana; 

nana  e  hookumu.      The   Creator,   Ke 

Akua. 
Crea'tfire,  n.    Mea  ola. 
Cre'dence,  n.    Manaoio.    Syn  .  belief. 
Cre-den'tials,  n.     Palapala  hoapono. 
Cred'i-bll'I-ty,    n.       Ka    oiaio.      The 

credibility  of  his  words,  ka  oiaio  o  kana 

mau  olelo. 
Cred'i-ble,  adj.     Hiki  ke  paulele  la; 

oiaio.    Syn.  trustworthy;  true. 
Cred'it,  n.     1.    He  kumu  mahalo.    A 

studious  pupil  is  a  credit  to  his  teacher, 

o  ka  haumana  imi  he  kumu  mahalo 

oia  i  kana  kumu. 

2.  Ka  hooaie'.    To  give  credit,  e  hooaie 
aku. 

3.  Ka  aoao  hookaa  o  na  mooaie. 
Cred'it,  v.     1.     E  lelepau;  e    hilinai. 

Syn.  trust;  believe. 

2.    E  kakau  ma  ka  aoao  hookaa, 
Cred'it-a-ble,  adj.    Kui  ka  mahaloia; 

maikai.     A  creditable  performance,  he 

ban  a  ku  i  ka  mahaloia. 
Cred'it-a-bly,  adv.     Me  ka  aponoia; 

me  ka  maikai. 
Cred'i-tor,  n.    Mea  nana  8  hooaie;  ai- 

lihi.  _  [Obs.] 
Cre-du'li-ty,  TO.     Ka  paulele  kapeke- 

peke. 


Cred'u-lotts,  adj.    Paulele  wale;  puni 

wale. 
Creed,  n.    He  Berita  o  ka  manaoio. 
Creek,  n.      He  wahi  kaikuono  liilii. 

Syn.  cove. 
Creep,  v.  E  kolo;  e  kokolo  me  hekeiki 

la;  me  he  popoki  la. 
Creep'er,  n.    1.    Mea  kolo. 

2.    Laau  hihi. 
Creep'ing-tlxing',  n.    Mea  kolo. 
Cres'cent,  adj.    E  mahuahua  ana.    Tlie 

crescent  moon,  mahina  hoaka. 
Crest'fal'len,     adj.      Hilahila.      Syn. 

ashamed. 
Crev'ice,  n.    He  alu'alu'a;  he  owaowa. 

Syn.  crack. 
Crew,  n.    Ka  poe  luinaoka  moku. 
Crew'el,  n.    Lopi  huluhulu  hana  lihi- 

lihi. 
Crib,  n.    1.    He  moe  liilii. 

2.    Com  crib,  pahu  waiho  kurina. 
Crib,  V.    E  aihue  liilii.    E  kailL 
Crick'et,  n.    1.    U  hini. 

2.  He  paipai  wawae. 

3.  He  paani  kinipopo. 
Cri'er,  n.    Mea  kuka'la  leo  aku. 
Crime,  n.    Hewa  nui  ma  ke  kanawal; 

karaima. 

Crim'1-nal,   n.      Mea  haki   kanawai; 
mea  i  ahewaia  i  ke  kanawai. 

Crim'i-nal-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  hewa. 

CrimM-nate,  v.  E  hoopii  no  ka  hewa; 
e  ahewa. 

Crim'son,  ad;  or  n.    TJlaula. 

Cringe,  v.    1.    E  kuapelu  wale. 
2.    E  hoopilimeaai. 

Crlp'ple,  n.    He  oopa;  hapakue. 

Cri'sis,  71.  He  huli  ana.  Syn.  turning 
point.  77ie  crisis  of  the  disease,  ka  hull 
ana  o  ka  mai;  (he  ola  paha,  he  make 
paha.) 

Crisp,  ad/.  1.  Paapaa;  burned  to  a  crisp, 
paapaa  i  ke  ahi. 

Cri-te'ri-on,  n.    He  ana  hoohallke. 

Crifie,  n.  Mea  imi  kina;  mea  imi  he- 
wa; kuhikuhi  hewa. 

Crit'ie-al,  ad/.  1.  Filikia,;  the  critical 
period  of  the  disease,  ka  wa  pilikia  o  ka 
mai. 

2.    Ano  hoopololei  loa.   A  critical  anal- 
ysis, he  wehewehe  hoopololei  loa. 

Crit'i-cise,  v.  1.  E  imi  hala.  Syn.  to 
be  censorious. 

2.    E  kuhikuhi  hewa,    Syn.  point  out 
errors. 

Crit'l-cism,  n.  Ke  kuhikuhi  ana  i 
nahewa;  nakina. 

Croak,  n.  1.  Ka  leo  o  ka  manu  koraka. 
2,    E  ohumu  wale. 

Croak'er,  n.    Mea  ohumu  wale. 

Croek'er-v,  n.  Na  ipu  me  napai  ha- 
naia mai  ka  palolo.  Syn.  earthern 
ware. 

Croc'o-dile,  n.    Moo  nui. 

Cro-ny,  71.    Heaikane;  hoapili. 

Crook,  71.  He  mea  keekee;  wahi  kee- 
kee. 

Cro'ok'ed,  adj.    Keekee. 


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€r<Jp,  n.    Na  hua  o  na  mea  ulu  o  ka 

aiim. 
Cross,  n.    Kca. 
Cross,  adj    Ukiuki;  huhu. 
Cryss,  V.    1.    E  alalai;    e  ku-e'.    Syn. 

obstruct;  thwart. 

2.  E  hele  mai  kahi  aoao  a  i  kahi  aoao. 

3.  E  kaha  akn, 
Cross'ex-am'ine,  v.    E  ninau  ku-e'. 
Cross'eyed,  adf.    Maka  aliewa. 
Cross'grained',  adj.     Nauau;   opuko- 

pekope;  nainai.    Syn.  crabbed. 
Crdss'ing,  n.    Kahi  e  hele  ai  a  hiki  i 

kela  aoao, 
Cross'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  ukiuki. 
Cross-ques'tion,v.  E  ninau  pale.  Syn. 

cross-examine. 
Cross'wise,  adj,    Kau  kea. 
Crouch,  V.    E  kukuli  iho;  e  ku  lou, 
Ci'oup,  n.    Naeoa'iku'. 
Crow,  V.    E  oo  mche  moa  kane  la. 
Crow'bar,  n.    Kolopa' ;  mea  une. 
Crowd,  n.    Hepuulu. 
Crowd,  V.    E  hoo-ke';  e  kupiliki.    To 

crowd  together;  rush  together,  e  lulum.i. 
Crown,  n.    1.    Lei  alii;  papale  alii. 

2.  K a  piko  o  ke  poo. 

3.  He  apana  dala  Beritania;  elima  si- 
lina. 

Cru'ci-flx,  n.    He  kea.    Syn.  cross. 
Cru-ci-flx'lon,  n.  Ke  kaulia'na  ma  ke 

keaT 
€ru'ci-fy,  v.    E  kaulia  ma  ke  kea. 
Crude,   adj.    1.     Hemahema;    makau- 

kau  ole. 

2.    Maka.    Crude  material,  mea  maka; 

na  mea  i  hana  ole  ia. 
Cru'el,  adj.    Mainoino;  lokoino. 
Cru'el-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  lokoino. 
Cru'el-ty,  n.    Lokoino. 
Cruise,  n.    He  hole  moana;   ka  hole 

anao  kamoku. 
Cruis'er,  n.    He  moku  manuwa. 
Cruml>,  n.     Hu'na  mea  ai.    Crumb  of 

bread,  hu'na  berena. 
Crum'ble,  v.    E  helelei  liilii. 
Crftp'per,  n.    Kaula  huelo. 
Crash,  V.    E  hoo-pe';  e  pe'pe'. 
Crtks'tl-ly,  adv.      Huhu;  naaukeemoa. 
Crfis'ty,  adj'.    Nainai.    Syn.  crabbed. 
Crfitch.  n.    Kookoo  palpai. 
Cry,  V.     1.     E  uwe;  e  hookahe  waima- 

ka.    Syn.  shed  tears. 

2.    E  kahea. 
Crys'tal,w.    1.    Pohaku  aial. 

2.    Aniani  aial.    Watch  crystal,  he  anl- 

ani  no  ka  wati. 
Crys'tal,  adj'.    Moakaka;  aial ;  huaka. 
Crys'tal-i-za'tion,  n.  Ka  lilo  anao  ke- 

kahi  mea  i  kino  aini. 
€&b,  n.    Na  keiki  o  kekahl  mauholoho- 

lona.    Lion's  cub,  keiki  liona.    Bear's 

cub,  bea  keiki. 
Cube,  n.    He  paailiono. 
Cii'bii',  adj.     Paailiono. 
Cu'bit,  n.    Hckubita. 
Cu'«um-ber,  n.    Kaukama, 
Ctid'dle,  V.    E  moe  pili. 


Ctld,  n.    Lualuai. 

Cud'gel,  n.    He  newa.    Syn.  club. 

Cue,  n.    2.    Laau  pahupahu. 

2.    Kumu  hoalamanao. 
C6flf,  V.    E  paime  ka  lima. 
Cu'li-na-ry,  adj.  Pilii  kaoihanakuke. 

Culinary  utensils,  namea  kuke. 
€1111,1;.    Eohi;ewae. 
Cul'uii-nate,  v.    Hiki  i  ka  wekiu. 

Ciil'pa-ble,  adj.     Hewa;   kuikahoa- 

hewaia.      Culpable   ignorance,    niuiupo 

ku  i  ka  hoahewaia;  naaupo  kumu  ole. 
CWpa-bil'l-ty,    n.    Ka  newa.      Syn. 

guilt 
CM'pa-bly,    adv.      Culpably    ianorant, 

naaupo  kumu  ole;  naaupo  i  anewaia. 
Cai'prit,  n.     Mea   hana    hewa;    mea 

hanakolohe. 
Cartl-vate,  V.    1.    E  mahi.     Cultivate 

the  landj  e  mahi  i  ka  aina. 

2.    Cultivate  a  friendship,  e  launa   pu. 

8.     Cultivate  the  mind,  e  hoopiha   ka 

naaui  ka  ike. 
Cul  ti-va'tlon,  n.    Ka  mahi  ana. 
Cul'ti-va'tor,  n.    1.     Kanaka  mahlai. 

2.    He  oo  palau  liilii  mea  mahi. 
Cult'ure,  n.    1.    Ka  mahi  ana. 

2.    Ka  huao  kanaauao. 
Ciiin'ber,  v.    E  hoopilikia  wale;  e  hoo- 

kaumaha  wale. 
Cfiin'ber-souie,  ad/.    Hoopilikia  wale; 

hookaumaha  wale. 
Cfin'ning,  adj.    Maalea.     Syn.  crafty; 

artful. 
Ciin'ning-ly,  acfv,  Me  ka  maalea.  Syn. 

craftily. 

2.    Me  ka  mikioi. 
Ciip,  n.    He  apu ;  he  kiaha. 
Cup'board,  (kfib'urd)  n.   Hale  pa. 
Cu-pid'i-ty,    n.      Puniwaiwai.      Syn. 

avarice. 
Cur,  n.    Ilio  lapuwale. 
Cur'a-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ke  lapaauia  a  ola. 

Cur'a-tlve,  a(y.  Hoola.  Curative  powers, 

na  mana  hoola. 
Cu-ra'tor,  n.    He  kahu  malama. 
Curb,  V.    E  uumi. 
Curd,  w.    Waiu  paa  awaawa. 

Curd'le,  v.    E  paa.    The  milk  is  curdled. 

paa  ka  walu. 
Cure,    z/.     1.     E  hoola,  mamuli  o  ka 

lapaau, 

2.    E  hoopau.    Cure  laziness,  e  hoopau 

i  ka  molowa.    Syn.  put  an  end  to. 
Cu'ri-os'i-ty,  n.    1.    Ke  ake  nui  e  Ike. 

2.    He  mea  ano  e;  mea  milimili. 

8.    He  ano  mahaoi. 
Cu'rl-otks,  adj.     1.     Ake  e  ike.    lam 

curious  to  know,  e  ake  au  e  iko. 

2.     Ano  e.      A  curious  thing,  he  mea 

ano  e. 

8.    Mahaoi.    Syn.  inquisitive. 
Cu'rl-ous-ly,  adv.    1.    Ma  ke  ano  nie- 

nicle. 

2.    Aulii;eleu. 
Curl,  z/.    E  milo.    A  curl  of  hair,  he  milo 

lauoho. 


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Curly,  adj.    Piipii. 

Cur-mud'geon,  7i.  Kanaka  pi  ;paakiki, 

Cur'ren-cy,  n.    L  He  dala  ma  ke  kana- 

wai. 

2.    Ka  hoolaha  ana. 
Cur'rent,  ad/.    1.    E  hele  nei.    The  cur- 
rent year^  ka  makahiki  e  hele  nei. 

2.    Lonoia.    Current  report,  ka  lono  i 

lonoia. 
Cur'rent,  n.     He  au.     The  current  of 

time,  ke  au  o  ka  manawa. 
€ur'rent-ly,  adv.    Syn.  commonly. 
€ur'ri-er,  n.    Kanaka  hooluu  ili. 
Cur'ry,  V.    1.    E  hooluu  ili  holoholona. 

2.    E  kahi  ikahuluokalio. 

8.    Curry  favor,  ehoolaulea. 
Cur'ry-comb,  n,    Kahi  no  kallo. 
Curse,  V.    E  hailiili;  e  kuamuamu, 
Cur'so-ry,  adj.    Pupuahulu. 
Cur- tail',  r.    E  hoohaiki;  e  hoopokole. 
Cur'tain,  n.    Paku' lole.    Mosquito  cur- 
tain, paku  inakika. 
Curve,  w.    He  pio;  kahapio. 
Curve,  V.    E  pio;  epelu. 
Cush'lon  (koosh-un),  n.     Pela  noho; 

pela  punee. 
C&s't^rd,  n.    Waiu  ono  i  hoomoaia. 
Cus-to'dian,  n.    Kahu  malama. 
Cfis'to-dy,  71.    1.    Ka  hoopaahao  ana. 

To  takeinto  custody,  e  hov^paahao. 

2.    Ka  malama  aua.     The  custody  of 

wealth,  ka  malama  ana  i  ka  waiwai. 
Cus'tom,  71.    1.    Ka  mea  maa  mau. 

2.    Ke  kual  mau  ana  ma  kahi  hookahi. 

Custom  made,  hanaia  no  ke  kuai  akea 

ana. 
Ciis'tomg,  n.    Ka   dute   maluna  o  ka 

wai\vai.~_SYN.  duties. 
Cfts'tom-a'ry,  adj.    Maa  mau. 
CJis'tom-er,  n.    O  ka  mea  kuai.    Reg- 


ular customer,  mea  kuai  mau  ma  keka^ 

hi  hale  kuai. 
Cus'tom-hduse',  n.  Hale  dute  o  ke  au- 

puni. 
Cut,  v.     1.    E  oki.     Cut  with  a  knife,  e 

oki  me  ka  pahi. 

2.  E  okioki.     To  c^it  up  in  small  pieces, 
e  okioki  liilii. 

3.  E  kua.    To  cut  down  the  tree,  e  kua  i 
ka  laau. 

4.  E  moku.    Cut  a  finger,  emoi^u.  i  ka 
manamana  lima. 

5.  Cut  into  short  pieces,  e  pohe. 
Cu-ta'ne-ous,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  ili.    Cuta- 
neous disease,  mai  ma  ka  ili. 

Cu'ti-ele,  n.  Ka  ili  lahilahi  owaho  loa 
o  ke  kino. 

Cilt'lass,  71.    Pahi  kaua  palahalaha, 

Cut'ler,  n.    Kanaka  hana  mea  oki. 

Cut'ler-y,  n.    Na  mea  oki. 

Cut'let,  n.    Apanai-o  koala. 

Cut'throat,  n.  He  kanaka  pepehi  ka- 
naka. 

Cufting,  n.    He  mea  i  okiia;  he  okina. 

C fit' worm,  71.    He  peelua. 

42y'€le,  n.    Hewa;  ne  au  o  ka  manawa. 

^yl'in-der,  71.    He  j)auku  poepoe. 

Cyl-in'dri-cal,  adj.    Poepoe  Joiln. 

^ym'bal, 71.  Pakeleawe;  hookani  ku- 
meba'la. 

^yn'ic,  71.  Kanaka  opukopekope;  ka- 
naka opuino. 

Cyn'ie-al,  adj.    Opu  inol  naaukeemoa. 

^y'press,  n.    Laau  kupero. 

^ztir  (ziir),  n.  He  inoa  no  ka  Emepera 
o  Rusia, 

^za-r'i'na  (zar-e'na),  n.     He  inoa  no 

"ka  Emepera  wahiue  o  Rusia. 

^zjir'o-witz  (zar-o-w!t3),  n.  He  Inoa 
no  ka  hooiliua  Moi  o  Rusia; 


D 


Daft,  adj.    Pupule;  ulala,     Syn.  in- 
sane. 
l^^gr'ger,  71.    Pahi  oi  lua. 
I>a-guerre'o-type,  n.    He  kii  i  paiia  i 

ka  la  ma  ke  pa  keleawe  i  hoomakau- 

kauia  me  ka  wai  dala. 
Dai'ly,  adj.    Kela  me  keia  la.    A  daily 

newspaper,  he  nupepa  puka  la. 
iDfiin'ti-ly,  adv.    Me  he  ono  ole  la. 
Dain'ty,  adj.    1.    Ono.    A  dainty  dish, 

he  ai  ono. 

2.  Aulii;  maikai.    A  dainty  dress,  he 
kapa  komo  aulii. 

3.  Ono  ole.    A  dainty  child,  he  keiki 
ono  ole  1  ka  ai. 


Diii'ry,  n.  Hale  waiho  waiu;  hana  wa- 
iu bata,  etc. 

Dai'ry-maid,  n.  Wahine  malama  hale 
waiu. 

Bale,  n.    He  kahawai  uuku. 

Dal'li-ance.Ti.  Ka  hoonanea  ana;  hoo- 
milimiliana. 

Dal'ly,  V.  E  hoonanea;  e  hoohala  ma- 
nawa. 

Dam,  71.    1.    He  kumulau. 
2.    Hepalewai;  paku  wai. 

Dam'agre,  n.  Poho;  poino.  Syn.  Injiiry. 
Bepair  damages,  e  kapili  hon  i  ka  mea 
poino.   Fay  damages,  uku  i  ka  poho'. 


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Dam'agre,  v.    E  hoopoino;  e  hoopoho'. 

Syn.  injure. 
Dame,  n.    He  wahine  i  mare  i  ke  kane. 
I>aixui,  V.  1.  E  hoahewa;  e  hoopai  mau 

loa, 
Dam'na-ble,    adj.       Oki    loa.      Syn. 

odious. 
Dam-na'tion,  n.    Hoopai  mau  loa. 
Damp,  adj.  Ma-u'  iki;  Koekoe;  kawau; 

kawakawau.    Syn.  moist. 
Damp'er,  n.     Pani  ea  no  ke  kapuahi 

hao. 
Damp'ness,  n.    Kawau.     Syn.  moist- 
ure; humidity. 
Dam'sel,  n.    Kaikamahine  opio. 
Dance,  v.    E  hula;  e  haa. 
Danc'er,  n.    Moa  hulahula;  mea  haa, 
DanMle,  v.    E  hooniilimili. 
Dan'druff,  n.    Kcpia. 
Dan'dy,  n.    Kanaka  hookahakaha;  ka- 
naka hoopulelehua. 
Dan'di-fied,  adj.    Hookahakahaia. 
Dan'ger,  n.    Pilikia. 
Dan'ger-oiis,  adj.    Pilikia;  poino. 

dangerous  place,  he  wahi  poino. 
Dan'gle,  v.    E  lewa  wale. 
Dap'per,  adj.     Uuku,  mikioi  nae.    A 

dapper  man,  he  kanaka  uuku,  mikioi. 
Dap'ple,  adj.    Kikokiko.  Syn.  spotted. 
Dare,  v.    E  aa;  e  kuoo. 
Dar'ing,  adj.    Kuoo;  aa;   maka'u  ole. 

Syn.  fearless;  brave. 
Dark,  adj.    Poeleele;  pouli. 
Dark'en,  v.    1.    E  hoopouli;  e  hoopoe- 

leele.     To  darken  the  roomy   e   hoopo- 

eleele  i  ke  kcena. 

2.    E  poeleele  mai;  e  pouliull  mai, 
Dark'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  powchiwehi. 
Diirk-ness,  n.    Ka  poeleele;  ka  pouli. 
Diir'ling,  a^'.    Hiwahiwa;  makamae. 
Diirn,  v.     E  po'ho.     Dam  stockings,  e 

po'hokakini. 
iDjirt,  n.    He  ihe. 
Diirt,  V.    1.    E  anapu.      The  lightning 

darts,  ke  anapu  nei  ka  uila. 

2.    E  lele  mama. 
Dash,  z/.    1.  E  paki'.  Das  A  to  the  ground, 

epiiki  ikalepo. 

2.    E  poi ;  popoi.      Waves  dash  on  the 

shore,  popol  na  nalu  ma  kahakai. 

8.    E  holo  ino.     Dash  madly  on,  holo 

ino  aku. 

4.    E    kakau  hikiwawe.      Dash  off  a 

sermon,  e  kakau  hikiwawe  i  ka  haiao. 

6.    Dash  to  pieces,  e  wawahi  liilii. 
Dash,  n.    1.    Kaha  maha. 

2.    He  kui  ana  o  na  kino  elua.     Syn. 

crash. 

8.    He  lele  hikiwawe;  holo  hikiwawe. 

Syn.  onset.    To  cut  a  dash,  e  hookaha- 
kaha. 
Dash'board,  n.     Ka  papa  pali  omua  o 

ke  kaa  lio. 
Dash'er,  n.    Laau  kui.  A  butter  dfisher, 

laau  kui  waiubata. 
Das'tard,  n.    He  maka'u  wale;  he  mea 

liolowale;  meahaahaa  loa.    Syn.  pol- 
troon. 


Da'ta,  n.  pi.    Na  loina  1  ae  like  ia. 
Date,  1.    Ka  manawa.    Syn.  time.   The 

date  of  the  coronation,  ka  manawa  o  ka 

poni  alii  ana. 

2.    He  hua  loulu. 
Daub,  V.    E  hapala;   hoohapala.     Syn. 

smear. 
Daub'er,  n.    Ka  m.ea  hapala. 
Daugh'ter    (da\ir-ter),   n.      Kaikama- 
hine. 
Daugh'ter-in-law,     n.      Hunonawa- 

hine. 
Diiunt,   V.    E    hoomaka'u;  hoopuiwa; 

hoomake  i  ka  manaolana.      Syn.   dis- 
hearten; dismay. 
Diiuut'less,   adj.     Kuoo;     wiwo  ole. 

Syn.  bold;  fearless. 
Da'vit,  w.    Manamanahao  maka  aoao 

o  ka  moku,  mea  huki  waapa, 
Daw'dle,  v.    E  hoopau  wale  i  ka  mar 

n'awa;  e  hoomaunauna  manawa. 
Dawn,  w.    Ke  alaula;  ka  moku  ana  o 

iapawa.    Syn.  daybreak. 
Day,  n.    La. 
Day'btfbk,  n.     Buke  kakau  mooaieo 

kala. 
Day'break,  n.    Syn.  dayspring;  dawn. 
Day'light,  n.    He  ao;   malamalama  o 

kala. 
Day'star,  n.    Hoku  ao.    Syn.  morning 

star. 
Daz'zle,  v.    E  ohewahewa  ka  makai 

ka  malamalama;  e  olinolino. 
Daz'zling,    adj.      Olehaleha  ;    wa'ka- 

wa'ka;  hulili;  anapanapa. 
Dea'eon,  w.     Puukuekalesia;  diakono. 
Dead,  adj.     Make  loa..  The  dead,   ka 

poe  make. 
Dead'en,  v.     E  hoomake;  e   hoopau. 

To  deaden  pain,  e  hoopau  i  ka  eha. 
Dcad'ly,aa/.    1.    Make.  Deadly  poison, 

laau  make. 

2.    Imi  ola.    Deadly  enemy,  enemi  imi 

ola. 
Deaf,  adj.    Kuli;  lohe  ole. 
Deafen,  V.    E  hookuli;  kulikuli. 
Deaf  miite,  n.    Kanaka  a'a',  a  kuli  no- 
hoi. 
Deafness,  n.    Ke  kuli  o  ka  pepeiao. 
Deal,  n.    He  haawina;  he  mahele. 
Deal,  v.    1.    Ekalepa;e  kuai. 

2.    E  hana.     Deal  kindly  with    all,   e 

hana  aloha  aku  i  na  mea  a  pau. 
Deal'er,  n.     Kanaka  kalepa. 
Dear,  adj.     1.     Hiwahiwa;  punahele; 

makamae. 

2.    Pii  o  ke  kumukual. 
Dear'ly,  adv.    1.    Mo  ke  aloha  nul. 

2.    Mekanuiokalilo. 
Dearth  (durth),  n.     Ka  wi;   ka  nele. 

Syn.  scarcity. 
Death,  n.    Kamake. 
Death'bed,  n.    Ka  moe  o  ka  make. 
Dcath'less,  adj.     Make  ole;   ola  mau 

loa. 
Doath'\ri|r'rant,  n.    Palapala  kauoha 

hoomake. 
De-biir',  V.    E  pale ;  e  keakea. 


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De-lmse',  V.  1.  E  hoohaahaa.  To  de- 
base one's  self,  e  hoohaahaa  kekahi  laia 
iho. 

2.  E  hooemi  i  ka  waiwai.  Debase  the 
currency,  e  hooemi  i  ka  waiwai  o  ke 
dala. 

I>e-bate',  v.    E  hoopaapaa;  e  palo. 

De-bat'er,   n.      Mea  hoopaapaa;   mea 

paioolelo. 
De-baucli%  w.     He  uhauha;  lie  inu  a 

on  a. 
I>e-bauch%v.  Ehoohaumia;  ehoohau- 

kae. 
Deb'au-cliee',  w.  Kanakaona;  kanaka 

haumiaT    Syn.  drunkard;  libertine. 
D«-bauch'er-y,  n;     Ka  ona;  ka  hau- 

mia ;  ka  uhauna. 
De-bll'i-tate,   v.      E    hoonawaliwali. 

Syn.  enfeeble. 
De-biVi-ty,  n.    Nawaliwall. 
Deb' it,  n.    Ka  aoao  aie.     To  debit,  e  ka- 

kau  ma  ka  aoao  aie. 
De-bris'  (da-bree'),  n.      Lepo  opala; 

opala. 
Debt  (det),  n.    Aie. 
Debt'or,  n._    Kanaka  aie. 
De-but'  (da-bu'),  n.   Ka  makamua  o  ka 

hooikeike  ana  ma  ke  keaka,  a  m.am.ua 

o  ka  lehulehu  paha. 
Dee'ade,  n.    He  anahulu. 
De-ca'dence,  n.    1.    Ka  emi  ana.      The 

decadence  of  nations^  ka  emi  ana  ona 

laliui. 

2.    K  a  helelei  ana ;  ka  popo  ana. 
Dec'a-gon,  n.    Kii  huina  umi. 

Dec'a-logue,  n.    Na  kanawai  he  umi  o 

Ke  Akua. 
De-camp',  V.    1.    E  haalele  i  kahi  hoo- 

moana. 

2.  E  mahuka.  Syn.  abscond. 
De-cant',  v.  E  ninini  akahele. 
De-can'ter,  n.     He  omole  aniani  mea 

inu. 
De-cap'i-tate,  v.    E  oki  i  ke  poo. 
De-cap'i-ta'tion,  n.    Ke  oki  ana  i  ke 

poo^ 
De-cay',  n.     1.     Ka  emi  ana;  ka  na- 
waliwall ana. 

2.     Ka  popo. 
De-cay',  v.    E  popo. 
De-^eased,  aaj.    Make. 

De-ceit',  n.    Epa;  hana  hoopunlpuni, 

Syn.  fraud. 
De-ceit'ful,    adj.     Epa;  hoopunlpuni. 

Syn.  fraudulent. 
De-ceit'ful-ly,    adv.     Me  ka  epa;  me 

ka^hoopunipuni.    Syn.   fraudulently. 
De-ceive',  V.    E  hoopunlpuni. 
De-ceiv'er,  n.    Mea  uoopunipuni. 
De-cem'ber,  n.    Dekemaba. 
De'cen-cy,  w.     Ka  mea  kupono.    Syn. 

propriety. 
De'cent,  adj.  Kupono;  koh upon o;  aka- 

hal.     Syn.  fit;  proper;  becoming. 
De'cent-ly,  adv.    Me  ke  kupono.    Syn. 

properly;  becomingly. 
De-cep'tion,  n.    Syn.  deceit. 


De-cept'ive,  adj.    1.    Syn.  deceitful. ' 
2.    Maopopo  ole.     A  deceptive  appear- 
ance, he  nanaina  maopopo  ole. 

De-cide',  v.    E  hooholo  manao;  e  ma- 
nao  paa. 

De-cid'ed,  adj.    1.    Kupaa,    A  decided 
man,  he  kanaka  kupaa. 
2.    Hooholoia.     It  is  decided,   hooho- 
loia.    A  decided  question,  he   ninau  i 
hooholoia. 

De-cid'ed-ly,  adv.    1.    I'o.     Decidedly 
so,  pela  io. 

2.    Me   ka  manao  paa.     To  talk  de- 
cidedly, e  kamailio  me  ka  manao  paa. 

De'ci-mal,     adj.      Dekimala;  pa-umi. 
Decimal  fraction,  hakina  pa-umi. 

De-ci'pher,  v.    E  wehewehe  i  na  hua- 
olelo  i  kakau  ia  ma  ke  ano  huna'. 

De-ci'sion,  n.    1.    Ke  kupaa  o  ka  ma- 
nao.   Syn.  firmness. 
2.     Ka  olelo  hooholo.     Syn.    judge- 
ment. 

De-cis'ive,  adj.    Lanakila, 

Deck,  V.    E  kahiko  a  naui.   Syn.  adorn. 

Deck,  w.    Oueki;papa  hele  o  ka  moku. 

De-claim',  v.    E  naiolelo. 

Dee'la-ma'tion,  n.    He  haiolelo  i  hoo- 
paanaau  ia. 

Dec'la-ra'tion,  n.    He  hoolaha.     Syn. 
announcement. 

De-clare',  v.    E  hoolaha;   e  hai.    Syn. 
affirm;  announce. 

De-clen'sion,   n.     1»     Ka  hoole  ana. 
Syn.  refusal. 
2.    Ka  emi  ana.    Syn.  decrease. 

De-€line%  v.    E  hoole.    Syn.  refuse. 

2.  E  aui.    The  sun  is  declining,  ke  aui 
nei  ka  la. 

3.  E  emi;  e  nawaliwali. 
De-cline',  n.    Ka  emi  ana;  ka  nawali- 
wali ana.    Decline  of  strength,  ka  emi 
ana  o  ka  ikaika.    He  is  on  a  decline,  ke 
nawaliwali  mai  nei  oia. 

De-cliv'i-ty,  n.    He  kualapa;  lapa;  he 

iho'na. 
De-c6c'tion,  n.     He  wai  miko  ma  ka 

baila  ana  i  kekahi  mea. 
De'com-pose',  v.    E  popopo;  e  palaho, 
De-c6m'po-gi'tion,  n.    Ka  popopo;  ka 

palaho. 
Dec'o-rate,  n.    E  kahiko  a  nani.    Syn. 

deck;  adorn. 
Dec'o-ra'tion,  n.    1.    Ke  kahiko  ana  a 

maikai.    Syn.  ornamentation. 

2.   He  hoailona  o  ke  kulana  hanohano. 
Dec'o-rolis,  adj.  Kupono;  akahai.  Syn. 

becoming;  befitting;  seemly. 
De-co'rum,   n.     Ka  noho   pono   ana. 

Syn.  dignity. 
De-c6y',  t;.   E  hoohalua;  e  hoopunihei. 
De-c6y',  n.    He  halua;  he  pahele. 
De-crease',  n.    Ka  emi  ana. 
De-cree',  n.    Kauoha;  kanawai.     Syn. 

edict. 
De-crep'it,    adj.    Kolopupu;    palalau- 

hala._ 
De-cry',  v.    E  hoohalahala.    Syn.  dis- 
parage; depreciate. 


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Ded'i-ijate,  v.    E  hoolaa. 
Ded-i-€a'tion,  n.    Ka  hoolaa  ana. 
Ded'1-ca-to-ry,  adj.    Hoolaa.    Dedica- 
tory services,  na  haua  hoolaa. 
De-duce',  v.    E  hoomaopopo  mamuli  o 

ka  noonoo.    Syn.  infer. 
De-diet',  V.    E  hoolawe;   hookoe;  De- 
duct from  the  amount,  e  hoolawe  mai  ka 

huina.    Syn.  subtract. 
De-dGc'tion,  n.    1.    Ka  hookoe  ana. 

2.    Ka  mea  i  maopopo.     A  deduction 
from  reasoning,  he  mea  i  maopopo  ma 
*ka  noonoo  ana. 
Deed,  n.  1.   Ka  meal  hanaia.  Syn.  act. 

2.    Palapala  hoolilo  waiwai. 
Deem,  v.    E  manao.    Syn.  think. 
Deep,  adj.    1.    Hohonu;  lipolipo.     The 

deep  sea,  kai  hohonu.  The  deep  blue  sea, 

ke  kai  lipolipo. 

2.    Poopoo.    A  deep  hole,  lua  poopoo. 
Deep'en,  v.    E  eli  a  hohonu  ae. 
Deer,  n.    He  dia. 
De-face',  v.  E  hana  ino;  e  hana  kolohe. 

Syn."  mar.    To  deface  a  book,  e  kolohe 

i  ka  buke. 
Def'a-ina'tion,    n.     Alapahi;   paokee. 

Syn_.  slander:  calumny. 
De-fame',  v.  E  alapahi;  e  akiaki.  Syn. 

slander;  calumniate. 
De-fault',  V.    1.    Ke  ko  ole;  ka  haule 

wale  ana. 

2.    Ka  hiki  kino  ole  ana  imua  o  ka  aha 

hookolokolo. 
De-fault'er,  n.    Kanaka  apuka  dala. 
De-feat',  v.  E  hoopio;  hooauhuli;  hoo- 

auhee.    Syn.  rout;  discomfit. 
De-feet',  n.    He  kina'. 
De-fetjt'lve,  adj.    1.  Kina;  hemahema. 

Defective  work,nsLna.  hemahema. 

2.    Popo;  popopo.    A  defective  tooth,  he 

niho  popo. 
De-fend',  v.    E  pale  i  ka  ino;  e  hoo- 

malu.    Syn.  protect. 
De-fend'ant,  n.    Ka  mea  ma  ka  aoao 

pale  ma  ka  hookolokolo. 
De-fend'er,  n.    Ka  mea  e  pale  ana  i  ka 

ino. 
De-f6nRe',  n.    1.    He  pale;  he  pakaua. 

2.    Olelo  pale.    Make  his  defense,  e  hai 

i  kana  olelo  pale. 
De-fen se'l ess,    adj.     1.     Waiho   wale 

me  ka  hoomalu  ole  ia. 

2.    Lako  ole  no  ke  kaua. 
De-fer',  v.    1.    E  hoopanee.    Syn.  post- 
pone. 

2.    E  mnliu;  e  haliu  1  ka  pepeiao.    To 

defer  to  one,  e  maliu  aku  i  kekahi, 
Derer-ence,  n.  1.  Ka  maliu  ana.  Syn. 

respect. 

2.    Ka  haawi  ana  i  ka  mahalo, 
De-fi'ance,  n.    Ke  ku-e'  akena;  kaaa 

ana. 
De-fl'cien-cy,  n.    Ka  nele.    Make  good 

the  deficiency,  e  hoolako  mai  1  ka  nele. 

Syn.  want. 
De-fi'clent,  adj.    Nele;  lako  pono  ole. 

Deficient  in  sense,  nele  i  ka   noonoo. 

Byn.  wanting. 


Deri-clt,  n.  Nele.  A  deficit  in  the  treas- 
ury, fie  nele  ma  ka  waihona  dala. 

De-file',  V.    1.    E  hoohaumia;  hoohau- 
kae.    Syn.  corrupt;  pollute. 
2.    E  hele  lalani  aku. 

De-file',  n.  1.  He  alanui  haiki;  kahi 
e  hele  pakahi  ai  ka  poo  hole. 

De-fil'er,  w.  Kanaka  hoohaumia.  Syn. 
corrupter;  polluter. 

De-file'ment,  n.  Ka  hoohaumia  ana. 
Syn.  pollution.    Ka  mea  haumia. 

De-fine',  v.  1.  E  hoomaopopo.  Define 
boundaries,  e  hoomaopopo  i  na  paler. a. 
2.  E  wehewehe.  Define  a  word,  e  we- 
hewehe  i  ka  hua  olelo. 

Deri-nite,  adj.  Maopopo.    Syn   exact. 

Deri-nite-ly,  adv.  Maopopo.  Tell  me 
definitely,  e  hai  maopopo  mai  ia'u. 

Def-i-ni'tion,  n.  Ka  wehewehe  ana  o 
ka  hua  olelo. 

De-fleet',  v.    E  aui  ae  mai  ka  pololei. 

De-flec'tion,  n.  Ka  aui  ana  mai  ka  po- 
lolei. 

De- formed',  adj.  Hapakue.  Syn.  crii>- 
pled. 

De-fraud',  v.    E  apuka.    Syn.  cheat. 

De-fraud'er,  n.  Kanaka  apuka.  Syn. 
defaulter. 

De-fray',  v.  E  hookaa.  Defray  ex- 
penses, e  hookaa  i  na  lilo. 

De-ffinet',  adj.    Make  loa.    Syn.  dead. 

De-fy',  V.    E  aa  aku. 

De-^en'er-a-cy,  n.    Ka  hoi  ana  ihope. 

De-^en'er-ate,  adj.  Hoi  hope.  A  de- 
generate race,  he  lahui  hoi  hoi>e. 

Deg'ra-da'tion,  n.   Ka  hoohaahaa  ana. 

De-grade',  v.  E.  hoohaahaa  i  ke  ku- 
lana, 

De-grad'ed,  adj.    Haahaa  loa. 

De-gree',  n.  1.  Ke  kulana  hanohano 
i  haawiia  mai  ke  kula  nui. 

De'i-fy,  v.    E  hoo-Akua. 

Deign  (dane),  v.    E  maliu;  e  ae. 

De'i-ty,  n.   Akua.    The  Deity,  Ke  Akua. 

De-jeet'ed,  adj.  1.  Poho'ka  manao  ;pau 
ke  aho;  pilihua.  Syn.  discouraged; 
cast  down. 

2.     Paumako.      Syn.    down-hearted; 
blue. 

De-jee'tion,  n.  Poho'  o  ka  manao;  pau- 
mako.   Syn.  sadness;   melancholy. 

De-lay',  v.  E  hoohakalia.  Syn.  pro- 
crastinate. 

De-lay',  n.    Hakalla;  lolohe. 

De-lee'ta-l)le,  adj.  Onoono;  mikomi- 
ko.    Syn.  delicious. 

Del'e-gate,  v.  E  hoolli  la  hai.  To  dele- 
gate authority,  e  hooiiiia  hai  ka  man  a. 

Del'e-gate,  w.    1.    Kameaiwaeia;  ka 
me  i  haawiia  ka  mana. 
2.    Lunamakaainana. 

Del'e-ga'tion,  n.  Ka  poe  I  kohoia. 
The  Hilo  delegation,  ka  poe  i  kohoia 
no  Hilo.    Syn.  deputation. 

D61'e-te'rl-o<ig,  adj.  Hoopoino.  Bad 
air  is  deleterious  to  the  health,  hoopoino 
ke  ca  ino  1  kc  ola. 


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be-lib'er-ate,  v.    E  noonoo   pono;    e 

poonoo.    Syn.  consider. 
I>e-lib'er-ate-ly,  adv.  Akahele;  me  ka 

noonoo. 
De-lib'er-a'tlon,  n.    1.    Noonoo  aka- 
hele. 
Del'i-cate,  adj.    Palupalu. 
De-liVioiis,  adj.    Ono  loa;  mikomiko. 
De-light',  n.    Ka  hauoli;  ka  olioli  ka 

lea. 
De-light'ful,   adj.     Hauoli  piha;   lea 

maoli. 
De-lin'e-ate,  v.    1.    E  kahakaha.  Syn. 

portray. 

2.    E  hoike  lea.    To  portray  before  you, 

e  hoike  lea  imua  ou. 
De-lin'e-a'tion,  n.    L    Ke  kahakaha 

ana. 

2.    Ka  hoike  lea  ana. 
I>e-lin'e-a-tor,  n.    Mea  nana  e  kaha- 
kaha. 
De-lin'quen-cy,  n.  Ka  nele  1  ka  hooko. 
De-lin'quentr  n.    Mea  e  ko  ole  ana  i 

kona  mau  pono. 
De-lir'i-ou8,  adj.    Auwana  o  ka  noo- 
noo; pupxile. 
De-llr-i-um,  n.   Ka  auwana  hewa  o  ka 

noonoo. 
De-lir'um  tre'mens,  n.    Ka  mal  pu- 

pule  no  ka  ona. 
De-liv'er,    v.     1.    E   hoopakele.    Syn. 

save. 

2.    E  haawi  iloko  o  ka  lima.    To  deliver 

up  to  the  laxu,  e  haawi  iloko  o  ka  lima  o 

ke  kanawai. 

8.    E  hnawi.    To  deliver  a  speech^  e  ha- 
awi i  haiolelo. 
l>e-liv'er-ance,  n.    Ka  hoopakele  ana, 

Syn.  freedom. 
De-ll v'er-er,  n.  Mea  nana  e  hoopakele. 
I>e-liv'er-y,  n.    1.    Ka  hoopakele  ana. 

2.    Ka  haawi  ana.    Delivery  of  letters, 

ka  haawi  ana  i  na  palapala. 
I>ell,n.    Kahawai  uuku.    Syn.  dale. 
Del'ta,  n.    Aina  mawaena  o  na  nuku  o 

ka  muliwai. 
I>e-lude',  V.    E  alakai  hewa;  e  hoopu- 

niwale.    Syn.  mislead. 
Del'ugre,  n.    He  wal  nui.    The  Deluge, 

ke  Kai-a-kahinalii. 
DePuge,  V.    1.    E  kahe  nui. 

2.    E   paapu  loa  mai.     Deluged  with 
.  work,  paapu  loa  mai  ka  hana. 
I)e-lu'sioii,  n.    He  mea  alakai  hewa  i 

ka  noonoo;  manao  kuhi  hewa. 
De-lu'sive,  arfj.    Alakai  hewa. 
Delve,  V.  E  eli  me  ka  oo;  me  ke  kopala. 
De-mand',  v.  E  kaohi;  e  koi;  e  kauoha. 
De'mar-ka'tion,  n.    Line  of  demarka- 

tion,  palena. 
De-mean'or,   n.    Ke   ano  o  ka     noho 

ana.    Syn.  deportment;  behavior. 
De-mSnt-ed,  adj.    Pupule.  Syn.  crazy. 
D6m'l-john,  n.    He  i-e  aniani  nui. 
De-mcic'ra-cy,    n.     Lahui;   aupuni   o 

ka  lahui. 
De-ni6Pisli,  v.    E  hoohiolo;  e  kulai; 

e  wawahi. 


Dem'o-li'tion,  n.  Ka  hoohiolo  ana;  ka 

wawahi  ana. 
De'raon,  n.    Daimonio. 
De-mo'ni-ac,    n.     Mea   i  uluhia  i  ka 

daimonio. 
Dem'on-strate,  V.    1.    Ewehewehe;e 

hoomoakaka. 
Dern'on-stra'tion,    n.     1.     Ka  wehe- 

wehe  ana. 

2.    Ka  hoakaka  ana.    A  public  demon- 
stration, ka  hooakaka  ana  ma  ke  akea, 
Dem'on-stra'tor,  n,    Ka  mea  nana  e 

wehewehe. 
De-mur'al-1-za'tion,  n.      Ka   auhuli 

ana  o  ka  noho  kuonoono. 
De-mor'al-ize,  v.    1.     E  hooauhuli  i 

ke  kuonoono. 

2.    E  hoopilihua;  hoopuiwa. 
De-mur,    v.    L    E  kanalua;  e  haohao. 

Syn.  hesitate. 

2.    E  anoni;  anoninonl. 
De-mure',  adj.    Ano  noho  malie. 
Den,  n.    Lua  holoholona. 
De-ni'al,  n.    He  hoole. 

Den'i-zen,  7i.    He  haole  i  hooku'pala. 

De-nom'i-na'tion,  n.    1.    Inoa. 
2.    Aoao  hoomana.    Syn.  sect. 

De-noin'i-nji'tor,  n.  Ka  mahele  o  ka 
hakina.  Common  denominator,  mahe- 
le pili  like.  Least  common  denomina' 
tor,  mahele  pili  like  emi  loa. 

De-note',  v.  E  hoike.  Syn.  indicate; 
signify. 

De-nounce,  v.    E  hoopii;  e  hoahewa. 

Dense,  acij.  Paa;  paapu.  Syn.  com- 
pact. 

Den'si-ty,  n.  Ke  ano  paa  o  kekahimea. 

Dent,  n.    He  kuma. 

Den'tal,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  niho. 

Den'ti-frice,  n.    Lepo  anae  niho. 
Den'tist,  n.    Kanaka  hana  niho. 

Den'tist-ry,  n.    Ka  oihana  hana  niho. 

De-nude',  v.    E  hoonele. 

De-ny',  v.    E  hoole. 

De-part',  v.    E  hele  aku. 

De-piirt'ment,  n.  He  mahele.  A  de- 
partment of  business,  he  mahele  o  ka 
oihana.  Primary  department,  ka  ma- 
hele kumumuao  kekula. 

De-part'ure,  n.  Ka  hele  an'aku;  ka 
haalele  ana. 

De-pend',  r.  1;  E  kalele;  e  hilinal. 
Syn.  rely.  Depend  on  yourself,  e  hili- 
nai  oe  iaoe  iho. 

2.  E  kali.  It  depends  on  the  truth  of  the 
statement,  ke  kali  nei  kela  no  ka  oiaio 
o  ka  haina. 

De-pend'ence,  TO.  Kahilinai;  kapau- 
lele.    Syn.  reliance. 

De-pend'ent,  adj.    Hilinai. 

De-plct',  v.  1.  Syn.  delineate;  portray. 
2.  E  hoike  lea  mai.  Depict  a  scene; 
portray  a  scene,  e  hoike  lea  mai  no  ke- 
kahi  nan  aina. 

De-pl6r'a-ble,  adj.  Oki  loa.  A  de- 
plorable state  of  affairs,  oki  loa  ka  hana. 
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De-pl6re',  v.    1.    E  kumakena.     Syn. 

lament. 

2.    E  minamina. 
De-po'nent,  n.    He  hoike  ma  ke  ka- 

kau  ana. 
I>e-p6p'u-late,   v.    E   hooneoneo    ka 

ainai  kanaka. 
De-port'ment,  n.    Ke  ano  o  ka  noho 

ana.    Syn.  behavior. 
De-pose',  -y.    L    E  hoopau;  hooliemo; 

waiho.    Depose  from  office,  e  hoohemo 

m.ai  kaoihana. 

2.    E  hoohiki  ma  ka  palapala. 
De-p6s-it',  V.    1.     E  noomoe.    Deposit 

money  vi  the  bank,  e   hoomoe  dala   ma 

ka  baneko. 

2.    E  waiho.     Deposit  money  with  you, 

e  waiho  i  dala  me  oe. 
Dep'o-si'tion,    n.     1      Ka    hoohemo 

ana  mai  ka  oihana. 

2.    Ka  olelo  hoike  i  kakauia  a  hoohi- 

kiia.    Syn.  affidavit. 
De-pds'l-to-ry,    n.      He  waihona.     A 

book  depository,  he  wainona  buke. 
De-pot'  (de-po'),  n.    Hale  waiho  uka- 

na.    Bail  road  depot,  hale  waiho  ukana 

o  ke  alanui  hao. 
De-praved,  adj.    Haumia  loa;  lilo  loa 

i  ka  hewa.    Syn.  corrupt. 
De-prav'i-ty,  n.    Ka  haumia;   ka  ho- 

honu  o  ka  hewa.    Syn.  corruption. 
Dtip're-cate,  v.    1.    E  pule  hoopale. 

2.    E  minamina.    Syn.  regret. 
De-pre'ci-ate,  v.     1    E  hooemi  i  ka 

waiwai. 

2.    E  hoowaha'waha'. 
Dcp're-da'tion,  71.    1.    Ka  hao  ana. 

2.    Ke  komo  hewa  ana.    Depredations 

of  cattle,  ke  komo  hewa  ana  o  na  bipi, 
De^press',  v.    1.    E  hookaumaha  i  ka 

manao. 

2.    E  hooemi;  e  hoohaahaa. 
De-pres'sion,  n.     1.    Kaumaha   o   ka 

manao. 

2.    Wahi  poopoo  iki. 
Dep'ri-vii'tion,  n.  1.    Ka  hoonele  ana. 

2.    Ka  nele. 
De-prive',  v.    E  hoonele. 
Depth,  n.    Hohonu;  poopoo. 
Dep-u-ta'tlon,  n.     He  poe  i  waeia  no 

kekahi  hana.    Syn.  delegation. 
De-pute',  n.  E  koho;  e  wae;  e  hoonoho 

i  hope. 
Dep'u-ty,  n.    He  hope.    Deputy  Sheriff, 

Hope  makai  nui. 
De-T'An^e',  9.    1.    E  hoohuikau. 
.  2.    E  hoolilo  i  pupule. 
De-rang^ed',    adj.     L     Pupule.     Syn. 

crazy. 

2.    Hoohuikau. 
De-ran^e'ment,  n.    1.    Ka  huikau. 

2.    Ka  lilo  ana  i  pupule.  Syn.  insanity. 
Der-e-lic'tion,  n.  Ka  haalele  loa.  Syn. 

abandonment. 
De-ride',  V.  Eloiloi;  akaaka  henehene. 

Syn.  ridicule;  taunt. 
De-rls'ion,  n.    Loiloi;  henehene.   Syn. 

ridicule. 

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De-ri'slve,    adj.     Henehene.    Derisive 

laughter,  akaaka  henehene. 
Der'i-va'tion,  n.     Ka  hookumu   ana. 

Derivation  of  a  word,  ka  hookumu  ana  o 

ka  olelo. 
De-rive',  v.    1.    E  loaa.    Derive  benefit, 

e  loaa  i  ka  pomaikai. 

2.    Mai.  Syn.  from.  Hawaiian  words  de- 
rived from  the  English,  na  hua  olelo  Ha- 
waii mai  ka  olelo  Beritania  mai. 
De-rog'a-to-ry,  adj.  Kupono  ole;  ku-e'. 
Der'riek,  n.     Mikmi  hapai   mea   kau- 
maha. 
De-scend',  v.     E  iho. 
De-scend'ant,  n.    He  mamo. 
De-scent',  n.    1.    K3  iho'ua. 

2.    &/  Hawaiian  descent,  no  ke  kuauhau 

Hawaii. 
De-scribe',  v.    E  hoike  ano;  e  kuhi- 

kuhi. 
De-scrip'tion,  n.    He  hoike  ano. 
De-script'ive,  adj.    Kuhikuhi  ano.     A 

descriptive  catalogue,  he  papa  kuhikuhi 

ano. 
De-scry,ji;.    E  ike  ma  kahi  mamao  aku. 
Des'e-crate,  v.    E  hoohaumia  i  na  mea 

laa. 
Des'e-cra'tion,  n.     Ka  hoohaumia  ana 

i  na  mea  laa.  Desecration  of  the  Sabbath, 

ka  hoohaumia  ana  i  ka  la  Sabati. 
De-serf,  v.    E  haalele  wale;  e  mahuka. 

Syn.  abandon;  forsake. 
De-serf,  n.    Ka  hua  o  ka  hana.    He  will 

get  his  deserts,  e  loaa  ana  iaia  na  hua  o 

kana  hana. 
Des'ert  n,.    He  waoakua;  aina  neoneo. 
De-serfer,  n.   Mea  mahuka.  A  deserter 

from  the  army,  he  koa  mahuka. 
De-ser'tion,  n.    Ka  mahuka  ana;   ka 

haalele  wale  ana. 
De-serve',  v.    E  pouo  ke  loaa. 
De-serv'ing,  adj.    Ku  pono  ke  loaa. 
De-sid'e-ra'tum,  n.    Ka  mea  kupono 

loa. 
De-slgnn'»  V.    1.    E  noonoo  e  mamua;  e 

manao.    Syn.  intend. 

2.    E  kaha  i  kii  mea  hoike  ano. 
De-sign',  n.    1.    He  noonoo;  he  manao. 

Syn.   intention.    Evil  designs,  na  noo- 
noo ino. 

2.    He  kii  hoike  ano. 
Des'ig-nate,  v.  E  kuhikuhi.  Syn.  point 

out;  indicate. 
Des'igr-na'tion,  n.    Ke  kuhikuhi  ana. 
De-sign'ed-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  noonoo  e 

mamua. 
De-8ign'er,  n.    1.    Mea  noonoo  a  kakau 

i  kii  o  ka  mea  1  manaoia. 

2.    A  designer  of  evil,  kanaka  i  noonoo  i 

ka  mea  kewa. 
De-sign'ing,  adj'.    Maalea.    A  designing 

man,  he  kanaka   maalea;   he   kanaka 

noonoo  i  na  mea  hewa. 
De-slr'a-ble,  adj.    Ku  i  ka  makemake; 

kupono. 
De-8ire',    v.     1.     E    makemake.     Syn. 

wish. 

2.    To  desire  greatly,  e  ake  nui ;  e  iini. 


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l>e-sire',  n.    Ka  makemake ;  ke  kuko. 

2.    Evil  desires,  ua  kuko  ino.    Syn.  evil 

passions. 
De-sir'oiis,  adj.    Ak«  nui;   iinl.    Syn. 

eager. 
I>e-sisf ,  V.    U'oki;  e  hooti;  e  hoopau. 
Desk,  n.    Pahu  palapala. 
l>es'o-late,  adj.    Neoneo;  mehameha. 

Des'o-la'tlon,  n.    Ka  hooueauea  ana. 

Des-pair.,  n.    Ka  pio  ana  o  ka  manao 
lana. 

Des-patcn',  v.    1.    E  hooko  me  ka  ma- 
ma.   See  dispatch. 
2.    E  hoou'na. 

Des'per-a'do,  n.  He  kanaka  hebena. 
Syn.  madman. 

I>es'per-ate,  adj.  1.  Poho'  loa.  A  des- 
perate state  of  affairs,  poho'  loa  o  ka  no- 
no  ana. 

2.  Make  ka  manaolana.  A  desperate  man, 
he  kanaka  i  make  kona  mamio  lana. 
8.    Aa  makehewa.     Syn.  rash;  head- 
long. 

I>es'per-a/tion,  n.  Ka  jwho'  loa  ana  o 
ka  manao.  Driven  to  desperation,  kao- 
hiia  a  poho'  loa  ka  manao. 

Dos'pi-ca-ble,  adj.  Pupuka;  haahaa 
loa.    Syn.  contemptible. 

De-spise',  v.  E  hoowaha'waha';  e  hoo- 
pailua  ma  ka  naau.     Syn.  disdain. 

Dos-poil%  V.  E  hao  wale;  e  pakaha 
wale;  e  powa'.    Syn.  rob. 

De-spdnd',  v.  E  pau  ke  aho;  e  make 
ka  manao 

I>e-sp6nd'en-cy,  »i,  Ka  make  o  ka  ma- 
nao. 

De-spond'ent,  adj.    Manao  poho'. 

Des'pot,  n.    Mea  e  ko  ana  me  ke  kana- 

waiolo;  alii  lokoino.    Syn.  tyrant. 
Dcs'pot-ism,  n.     Ka  mana  o  ka  lima 

ikaika. 
I>es-sert',  n.  Na  mea  ono  1  kau  hope  ia 

ma  ka  papa  aina,  no  ka  aina  awakea. 
I>6s'ti-nu'tlon,  n.    Wahi  e  hele  al. 
Des'ti-ny,  n.  Ka  hopena.  Mankind  have 

a  common  destiny,  he  hopena  like  ko  ka- 

n  aka. 
Des'tine,  v.    1.    E  wae;  e  koho. 

2.    E  hookaawale.    Destined  to  learn  a 

trade,  hookaawaleia  e  ao  i  kekahi  oi- 

hana. 
Des'ti-tute,  adj.    Nele;  hune. 
Des'ti-tu'tion,  n.    Ka  nele;  ka  hune. 
De-stroy',  v.  t.    E  luku;  e  hoopoino. 

De-stroy'er,  n.     Ka  mea  nana  e  Inka. 

l>e-8trxic'tion,  n.  He  make;  hepoino; 
he  luku. 

Das'ul-to-ry,  adj.  Kumu  ole;  lele  wa- 
le. A  desultory  remark,  he  olelo  kumu 
ole.  Desultory  reading,  heluhelu  lele 
wale  1  o  ianei. 

X)e  tach',  n.  E  hookaawale  ae;  e  wehe 
ia.    Syn.  separate. 

De-tach'ment,  n.    1.    He  mahele.     A 
detachment  of  soldiers,  he  mahele  o  ka 
puali  koa. 
2.    Ka  hookaawale  ana. 


De-tuil',  r.  1.   Ekuhikuhl;  ekoho.    To 

detail  boys  to  sweep,  e  koho  i  man  keiki 

e  pulumi. 

2.    E  hal  mm  mal. 
De'tails,  n.  pi.    Ka  mea  mm.     To  give 

the  details,  e  hai  mai  i  na  mea  miii. 
De-tain,  1).    E  own;  e  keakea;  e  kaohi. 

My  father  detained  me,  aua  kuu  makua- 

kane  ia'u. 
De-toct,  V.   1.   E  hoomohala  i  ka  hewa. 

2.    E  hoomohala  i  k.i  nica  i  huua'ia. 
De-tec'tion,  n.   Ku  hoomaka'kiu  ana. 

De-tect/Ive,  n.  He  makai  hoomaka'kiu. 

D«-ten'tion,  n,  Ka  aua  ana;  ka  hoopaa 

ana;  ke  kaohi  ana. 

D^-tgr*,  V.  K  kaohi;  e  keakea.  Deterred 
from  coming,  keakea  ia  ka  hele  ana  mai. 
Syn.  hinder. 

De-te'rl-o-rate,  r.  Eemi.  To  deteriorate 
in  value,  e  emi  ma  ka  waiwai.  Syn.  de- 
preciate. 

De-ter'ml-na'tlon,  n.  1.  Ka  manao 
paa, 

2.  Ka  hooholo  ana.  Syn.  establish- 
ment. Establishment  of  boundaries,  ka 
hooholo  ana  1  na  palena  aina. 

De-ter'inine,  v.  1.  E  manao  paa.  Syn. 
resolve;  decide. 

De-ter'niined,  adj.  Onipaa;  wiwo  ole. 
A  determined  stannfor  the  truth,  ku  oni- 
paa no  ka  oiaio. 

De-test,  V.  E  hoopailua  ma  ka  naau. 
Sy'n.  abhor. 

De-te»t'a-ble,  adj.  Hoopailuaia.  Syn. 
abominable. 

Dc'tos-tu'tlon,  n.  Ka  hoopailua  ma  ka 
naau.    Syn.  abhorrence. 

De-throne',  v.  E  kipaku  mai  ka  noho 
alii. 

De- tract',  v.  1.  E  hooemi.  Detract  from 
the  value  of  a  thing,  e  hooemi  i  ka  wai- 
wai o  kekahi  mea, 

2.  E  hoohaahaa.  Detract  from  the  char- 
acter, e  hoohaahaa  i  ke  kulana. 

De-trft«'tion,  n.    Alapahi;  paokee. 

Det'ri-ment,  n.  He  kumu  poho;  kumu 
keakea.  A  detriment  to  progress,  he  ku- 
mu keakea  no  ka  holo  mua. 

Det'ri-menl/al,  ad].    Keakea, 

DeT'as-tate,  v.     E  hoonea;  hooneoneo 

Dev'ae-ta'tion,  n.    Ka  hoonea  ana;  ka 

luku  ana, 
De-vdl'op,  V.    E  homohaia.    To  develop 

the  intellect,  e  hoomohala  i  ka  noonoo. 
De-Tel^op-ment,  n.  Kahoomohalaana. 
De'Ti-ate,  v.    E  aui  ae;  e  hull  ao. 
De'Ti-a'tion,  n.  Ka  aui  ana;  ka  hull  ana. 
De-vipe',  n.    He  mea  i  noonooia.    Syn. 

contrivance. 
Dev'il,  n.    He  diabolo. 
Dev'il-ish,  adj.    Auo  lokoino  loa;  ano 

diabolo.    Syn. diabolical;  fiendish. 
De'vi-ofis,   adj.     Pakaawili;   kuawili; 

keekee.    Syn.  crooked. 
De-vise,  v.    1.    E  hana  mamuli  o  ka 

noonoo. 

2.    E  hooilina  waiwai. 


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Dgv-ls-ee',  n.    Kahooilina.    Syn.  leg- 
atee. 
De-vis'or,  n,    Ka  mea  nana  e  hooilina 

waiwai. 
I>e-T6id',  adj.    Nele.    Devoid  of  reason, 

nele  i  ka  noonoo. 
De-vdlve',  v.    1.    E  ili.    It  devolves  on 

m€,  ke  ill  nei  ia  mea  maluna  o'u. 

2.    E  hooili. 
De-Tote',  V.    E  hoolilo.    To  devote  time, 

e  hoolilo  i  manawa.    To  devote  one's  self 

to  study,  e  hoolilo  kekahi  iaia  iho  i  ka 

imi  naauao. 
I>e-v6f  ed,  adj.    PiU  aloha. 
I>e-To'tlon,  n.    L    Ka  hoolaa  ana;  hoo- 
lilo loa  ana.    Syn.  consecration. 

2.    He  aloha  nui.    Syn.  affection. 

8.    Ka  pill  aloha  ana  aku. 
I>e-Tour,  V.  L  E  hoonuu.  Devour  food, 

e  hoonuu  al. 

2.    E  luku.     To  devour  tTie  land,  e  luku 

i  ka  aina.   Syn.  devastate. 
Dii-x ont,  adj.    Haipule;  pono;  akahfli; 

Syn.  pious;  reverent. 
Dew,  n.  Hau;  kehatt. 
Dex-ter'i-ty,  n.    Ke  akamai  o  ka  lima. 

Syn.  skill. 
I>ex'ter-oii«,  acfi.     Akamai;  noeau  ma 

na  hana  o  ka  lima.    Syn.  skilful;  ex- 
pert. 
Di'a-b61'i«-al,  ndj.    Syn.  devilish. 
Di'a-dem,  w.    Lei  alii;  kaei  poo. 
Di-aer'e-si8,  n     He  hoailona  (*  •)  i  kau 

ia  1  mea  e  hookaawale  i  na  leo  o  kekahi 

mau  hua  palapala. 
Di'agf-nu'sis,  n.    Ka  iml  ana  no  ke  ano 

o  ka  mai. 
Di-ag'o-nal,  n.    He  kaha  hi-o'. 
Di-ag/o-nal-ly,   adv.    Lepe;   panaiiki. 
Di'a-gram,  n.    He  kii  matematika. 
Di'al,  n.    Pa  kuhikuhi  hora. 

Sun  dial,  he  pa  kuhikuhi  hora  no  ka  la. 
Di'a-leet,  n.    Ke  ano  o  ka  olelo  ma  kau 

wahi  o  ka  aina,  i  ano  e  mai  ke  kau  wa- 

hl  aku. 
I>i'a-logue,  n.    He  olelo  kike'. 
Di-ara'e-ter,  n.    Anawaena. 
Dia-mond,  n.    He  daimana;  hemoml. 
Di'ap-er,  n.    He  pale  no  ke  keiki. 
Di'a-plxragfm  (fram),   n.    1.    He  pale 

mawaena  o  ka  op\i. 

2.   He  pale  puka  iloko  o  ka  ohe  na'na'. 
Di'ar-rne'a,  n.    He  hi. 
Di'a-ry,  n.  Buke  kakaxi  la. 
DIc'tate,  V.  1.  E  hfll  waha  a  na  hal  e  ka- 

kau. 

2.    E  kauoha;  ekaohi.  Syn.  command. 

8.    Hie  dictates  of  reason,  na  kauoha  o 

ka  noonoo. 
I>lc-ta'tion,  n.     1.     Ka  hai  ana  o  ka 

waha. 

2.    He  kauoha. 
Dic-ta'tor,  n.     Ho  poo  aupunl  nana  ka 

man  a  a  pau  loa. 
Bic-ta'tor-shipy  n.    Ka  oihana  o  ka 

dictator. 
Die'tlon-a'ry,  n.  Buke  unuhl  huaolelo. 
Die,  V.    £  make. 


Di'et,  n.  Ka  ai  o  ke  kanaka.  To  diet,  « 
pakiko  al. 

Dirfer,  V.  1.  E  like  ole  kela  me  keia» 
2.  E  okoa.  His  thought  differs  from 
mine,  he  okoa  kona  manao  i  ko'u. 

Dif  fer-ence,  n.    Like  ole. 

Dif  fer-ent,  adj.    1.    Okoa;  ano  e. 
2.    Kela  ano  keia  ano.    Syn.  various. 

Dirfer-ent-ly,  adv.    Ma  ke  ano  e. 

Dlffi-eult,  adj.     1.    Oolea;  paakiki.    A 
difficult  question,  he  ninau  paakiki, 
2.    Pilikia.    A  difficult  place,  he  wahi 
pilikia. 

Dif'fl-eM-ty,  n.    Pilikia. 

Diffi-dence,  n.  Ke  kanalua  o  kekahi 
nona  iho;"ka  hopohopo. 

Dif-fl-dent,  adj.  Hopohopo.  Syn. 
bashful. 

Diffuse,  V.  E  hoolaha;  e  hohola.  Syn. 
disseminate.  Spread  abroad;  to  diffuse 
knowledge,  e  hohola  i  ka  ike. 

Dlf-fu'sion,  n.  Ka  hoolaha  ana;  ka 
hohola  ana.    Syn.  dissemination. 

Dig:,  V.    E  ell;  e  kohi. 

Di-gest',  V.  1.  E  hoowali  i  ka  ai  iloko 
o  ka  opu. 

2.  E  noonoo  pono  ma  ka  naau.  To  di- 
gest a  thought,  e  noo  pono  i  ka  manao;  e 
poonoo. 

Di'grest,  n.  He  huina  nui  o  na  mea  i 
noonooia.  Syn.  compendium;  sum- 
mary. A  digest  of  the  laws,  he  buk^  hu- 
ina nui  o  na  kanawai. 

Di-gest/i-ble,  adj.     Hiki  ke  hoowaliia. 

Di-^68'tIon,  n  Ka  hoowali  ana  o  ka 
ai  iloko  a  ka  opu. 

Di?'it,  n.  1.  He  ana;  ekolu  hapaha  o 
ka  iniha. 

2.  kekahi  o  na  hua  heltt. 

3.  He  hapa-12  o  ka  ana  waena  o  ka  iLa, 
a  o  ka  mahina. 

Digf'ni-fled,  adj.     Hanohano;   hiehie; 

ihiihi. 
Di^'ni-f^,  V.     E  hoohanohano;  e  hoo- 

hiehie. 
DIg'ni-ta'ry,  n.    He  kanaka  ma  ke  kuJ- 

lanakiekie;  kulana  hanohano. 
DIgf'ni-ty,  n.    He  hanohano;  hiehle. 
Di'grrapu  (di'grraf),  n.     Elua  huapala* 

pala  me  hookahi  nae  leo;  e  laa,  ea  ma 

nead, 
Di-grresis',  r.  E  auWana;  e  aui  ae.   Syn. 

deviate;  wander  from.    To  digress  from 

the  subject,  e  auwana  aku  mtti  ke  kumii 

manao. 
Di-grcs'sion'  n.     Ka  aul  ana;  ka  huU 

ana  mai  ka  pololci.    Syn.  deviation. 
Dike,  n.    1.    He  auwaha.    Syn.  ditch. 

2.    Ho  ahua  lepo;  paku  lepo. 
Di-iap'i-dat'ed,  adj.     Helelel.      Syn. 

tumble  down.    A  dilapidated  house,  ho 

hale  hololei. 
Dl-lftp'i-d:Vtlon,  n.    Ka  helelel  ana  o 

ka  mea  i  kukuluia. 
Di-lato',  V.    1.    E  hoomahuahua  olelo. 

2.    E  kaakaa  i  ka  maka. 
Dll'a-to-ry,  adj.    Lolohi;  loiele;  haka- 

lia. 


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DISBURSE 


Di-lem'ma,  n.     Na  pilikia  elua.     To  be 

in  a  dilemma,  e  ku  mawaena  o  na  pili- 
kia elua. 
I>f  I'i-gence,  n.  1.    Ka  makaala;  ka  hoo- 

ikaika. 

2.    Kaa  lawe  ohua  ma  Farani. 
Dil'1-gent,  adj.    Hooikaika;  makaala. 
Dil'i-gent-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  hooikaika. 
Di-lute',  V.    1.    E  kakale';  e  kaawili  a 

lahilahi.    Syn.  to  thin. 

2.  E  kaawili  me  ka  wai,  i  emi  ka  ikaika. 
Dl-lut'ed,  adj.    Kakale'.      Thinpoi,^oi 

kakale'. 

2.    Kaawiliia  i  emi  ka  ikaika. 
Dim,  adj.    Powehiwehi;  molehulehu. 
Dim,  V.    E  hoopowehiwehi. 
Dime,  n.    He  dime;  he  kenikeni. 
Di-men'sions,  n.  pi.    Ke  ana  owaho  o 

kekahi  kino."  Syn.  size. 
Di-min'ish,  v.    E  hooemi;  e  kanahae. 

Syn.  decrease;  lessen. 
Dim'i-nu'tion,  n.     Ka  emi  ana.    Syn. 

decrease. 
Di-min'u-tive,  adj.    Poupou;  a'a';  111- 

lii. 
Dim'ly,  adv.     Powehiwehi;   akakaole. 
Dim'ple,  n.    Mino. 
Din,  n.He  nakeke:  nakulukulu;  kamu- 

mu.    Syn.  clangor. 
Dine,  v.    1.    E  ai  i  ka  aina  awakea. 

2.    E  haaAvl  i  ka  aina  awakea. 
Din'gy,  adj.    Paele;  ekaeka, 
Din'ner,  n.     Aina  awakea;  ka  aina  nal 

0  kala. 

Di'o-cese,  n.    Ke  kihapai  o  ka  bihopa. 
Dip,  V,    1.    E  kioe.    Dip  up  water,  e  kioe 

wai. 

2.    E  hoo-u'.     Dip  into  water,  e  hoo-u' 

iloko  o  ka  wai. 

8.    E  hoo-o'.    To  place  in  water,  e  hoo-o' 

Iloko  o  ka  waL 

4,  E  komo.    To  dip  the  oar  into  the  wa- 
ter, e  komo  ka  hoe  iloko  o  ka  wai. 

5.  To  dip  the  colors,  e  huki  ilalo  a  iluna 

1  ka  hae,  ma  ke  ano  e  hoohanohano. 
Diph-the'ri-a,  n.     He  mal  weliwell  o 

ka  pun. 

Diph'thong,  n.  Leo  hui  o  na  leo  kumu 
elua._ 

Di-plo'ma,  n.  L  Palapala  hoohanoha- 
no. 

2.    Palapala  apono,  mal  ke  kula  nul 
mal._ 

Di-plo'ma-cy,  n.  Ke  kuka'  ana  ma- 
waena o  na'aupuni;  oihana  kuka'  au- 
punl. 

Diplo-maf  ic,  adj.  No  ke  kuka'  ana  o 
na  aupuni. 

Di-pl6'ma-tist,  n.  Kanaka  akamai  ma 
ka  oihana  kuka'  me  na  aupuni. 

Dip/per,  d.    He  apu  kioe. 

Dire,  adj.    Weliwell.    Syn.  dreadful. 

Di-reet',  adj.  Moe  pololei.  The  direct 
road,  kc  alanui  moe  pololei. 

Di-rect,  r.     E  kuhikuhi;   e  hoopololei. 

Di-ree'tion,  n.  1.  Ka  moe  ana.  An 
eastern  direction,  e  moe  ana  i  ka  hiklna. 
2.    Ka  hooponopono  ana.     To  take  the 


direction  of  affairs,  e  hapal  1  ka  hoopo- 
nopono ana  o  na  hana. 
3.    Loina;  kuhikuhi  ana.    According  to 
directions,  e  like  me  ke  kuhikuhi  ana. 

Di-reet'ly,  adv.  A  no'  Syn.  imme- 
diately.   To  go  directly,  e  hele  a  no'. 

Di-rect'or,  w.    Luna  hooponopono. 

Di-ree'to-ry,  n.    h.    Buke  kuhikuhi  1 
kela  me  keia  mea. 
2.    He  poe  luna  hooponopono. 

Dirge,  n.    Kanikau. 

Dirk,  n.    He  pahi  hou  aku. 

Dirt,  n.    Lepo, 

Dirt'y,  n.    Lepo;  paele;  paumaele. 

Dis'a-bil'i-ty,  n.    Ka  hiki  ole. 

Dis-a'ble,  v.    E  hoonele  1  ka  hiki. 

Dis'a-buge',  r.  E  hoopololei  1  ke  kuhi- 
hewa. 

Dis'ad-Tan'tag^e,  n.  1.  Mea  pomaikal 
ole. 

2.    To  take  at  a  disadvantage,  e  loaa  Ilo- 
ko o  ka  pilikia. 

Dis'af-fecfed,  adj.  Ohumu  wale;  ano 
kipi. 

Dis'a-gree',  v.  L  Kulike  ole  ka  ma- 
nao. 

2.    Kuponoole.    The  food  disagrees  with 
him,  kupono  ole  ka  ai  iaia. 

Di8'a-gree'a-ble,  adj.    Kohu  ole;  olu- 
olu  ole.    Disagreeable  day,  he  la  oluolu 
ole. 
2.    Malallena.    Syn,  unpalatable. 

Dis'a-gree'ment,  n.    L   Ka  lokahi  ole; 
ka  mokuahana. 
2.    Ke  kupono  ole. 

Dis'al-low',  V.    E.  ae  ole;  e  hoole. 

Dis'ap-pear',  v.    E  nalo  aku. 

Dis'ap-pear'ance,  n.    Ka  nalo  ana'ku. 

Dis'ap-point',  iZ  E  hoohoka  1  ka  ma- 
nao. 

Dis'ap-poinfment,  v  Ka  hoka  o  ka 
manao. 

Dis-ap'pro-ba'tion,  n.  Ka  manao  apo- 
no ole. 

Dis-ap-proT'al,  n.  Ka  apono  ole;  ka 
ahewa  ana. 

Dis'ap-prove',  v.    E  hoahewa. 

Dis-arm','v.    E  hoonele  1  na  mea  e  eha 
ai.  " 
2,    E  waiho  1  na  mea  kaua. 

Dis'ar-range',  v.  E  waiho  huikau;  e 
hoohuikau  i  ka  hoonoho  ana.  Syn.  dis- 
place. 

Dis'ar-range'ment,  n.  Ka  huikau  o 
ka  waiho  ana. 

Dis-as'ter,  n.  Popillkia;  polno.  Syn. 
calamity. 

Dis-as' trons  adj.    Poino. 

Dis'a-vow',  n.  E  hoole  pale;  ka  hoole; 
e  ae  ole.  Syn.  disallow.  He  disavows 
the  theft,  ke  hoole  pale  nel  ola  i  ka  ai- 
hue  ana. 

Dis-band',  v.  E  hookuu  loa.  To  dis- 
band an  army,  e  hookuu  loa  i  ka  pua- 
11  koa. 

Dis-bikrse',  r.  E  mahele  aku;  ehaawi. 
Syn.  distribute;  dispense.  To  disburse 
charities,  e  mahele  aku  i  na  manawalea. 


DISBURSEMENT        69       DISINCLINATION 


Dis-burse'ment,  n.  Ka  mahelean'aku. 

Dis-card',  v.  1.  E  haalele  loa.  To  dis- 
card strong  drink,  e  haalele  loa  1  ka  wai 
ona. 

2.    E  kiola  aku.    To  discard  bad  fruit, 
e  kiola  aku  i  na  hua  ai  palaho'. 

Dis-cern',  v.  E  hoomaopopo;  e  noo- 
noo  pono.    Syn.  discriminate. 

Dis-cern'ingr,  adj.  Noonoo  pono.  Syn. 
discriminating;  sagacious. 

Dis-cern'ment,  n.  Noonoo;  ka  noo- 
nookaupaona  like.  Syn.  judgement; 
sagacity. 

Dis-charge',  v.  E  hookuu  loa.  To  dis- 
charge a  workmauy  e  hookuu  loa  i  ka 
paanana. 

2.  E  hoolei   ukuna.     To  discharge    a 
ship,  e  hoolei  i  ka  ukana  o  ka  moku. 

3.  Ekipu.    Syn.  fire;  shoot. 

4.  E  hookaa.    To  discharge  a  debt,  e 
hookaa  1  ka  aie. 

5.  E  hooko.    To  discharge   a   duty,   e 
hooko  i  kekahi  pono.    Syn.  fulfil. 

6.  E  hookah e.    To   discharge   water,   e 
hookahe  wai. 

Dis-ci'ple,  n.    He  haumana.    Syn.  fol- 
lower. 
Dis'ci-plin-a'rl-an,    n.    Mea  hoomalu 

pono. 
Dis'ci-pllne,  n.    Ka  malu  pono. 
Dis-clalm',  v.    E  hoole;  e  noole  me  ka 

haaleje. 
Dis-close',  V.    E  hoike  akea;  e  wehe  ae. 

Syn.  re~veal. 
I>Is-€61'or,  V.    E  hoo-ano  e  i  ka  wai  hoo- 

luu. 
Dis-com'fort,  n.     Ka  Inea  o  ka  noho 

ana;  ka  haiki  o  ka  noho'na. 
Dis'eoin-mode',  v.    E  hoopilikia. 
Dls'eom-pose',  v.     E   hoopihoihoi;   e 

hoohoponopo, 
Dis'eon-cert',  v.    E    hoopilihua;    hoo- 
pihoihoi. 
Dis'con-nect',  v.    E  hookaawale;  e  hoo- 

hemo;  e  kala. 
Dls-cfin'so-late,  adj.  Mehameha  ma  ka 

naau;  kanmfiha;  maha  ole  makanaau. 
Dls'eon-tent'ed,  adj.    Maha   ole;  ohu- 

mu  wale. 
Dls'eon-tin'ue,  v.    E  kapai  ae;   e  hoo- 

pau. 
Dis'cord,  n.    Huahua';  hakaka;  aume- 

urae.    Syn.  dissention;  strife. 
Dis'eount,  n.    Uku  hooemi. 
Di8-coun'te-n&nce,  r.    E  maliu  ole;  e 

hooiiewa.    Syn.  3isapprove. 
I>i8-€otir'a^e,  v.    E  hoomake  manao;  e 

paupauaho;  e  manaka'. 
Dis-€oftr'a^e-ment,  n.     Ka  manaka'; 

paupauaho;  ka  make  o  ka  manao. 
DIs'eourse,  n.    He  kamailio;  he  haio- 

lelo. 
Dls-cottr'te-otks,  adj.    Niha;  keemoa; 

nainai.    Syn.  uncivil. 
Dis-c6v'er,  v.    E  ike  mua;  e  loaa  ma- 

muli  o  ka  noonoo. 
Dis-eov'er-er,  n.    Ka  mea  ike  raua. 
Dis-cov'er-y,  n.    Ka  ike  mua  ana. 


Dis-cred'it,  n.     1.     Hilahila.     Idleness 
is  a  discredit,  he  mea  hilahila  ka  molo- 
wa,    Syn.  disgrace. 
2.    Manaoio  ole. 

Dis-cred'it-a-ble,  adj.  1.  Ku  ole  i  ka 
oiaio. 

2.    Kupono  ole.     Discreditable  compan- 
ions, na  hoa  kupono  ole. 

Dis-creet',  adj.  Noeau;  noonoo;  aka- 
hele.    Syn.  cautious. 

l>is-crep'aii-cy ,  n.  Ka  like  ole  o  na  ole- 
ic elua. 

Dis-cre'tion,  n.  Noonoo  akahele.  Syn. 
prudence. 

Dis-crim'i-nate,  v.  E  noonoo  pono  no 
kola  me  keia.  Syn.  discern;  distin- 
guish. 

Dis-crim'i-na'tion,  n.  Ka  noonoo  kau- 

?aona  like.    Syn.  discernment. 
8-€iiss',  V.  E  noonoo  pu.  Syn.  debate. 
Dis-eus'sion,  n.  Ka  noonoo  pu  ana;  he 

paio._ 
I>ls-dain^  n.    Haaheo;  hookano.    &)Ui. 

arrogance. 
I>is-ease%  n.    Mai. 
Dis'eiu-bark',  v.    E  hoopae';  e  lele  iu- 

ka. 
Dis'en-eiim'ber,  v.    E  kiola  i  ke  kau- 

maha;  e  kala  i  ke  kumu  keakea. 
Dis'en-gage',  v.    E  kala  i  ka  hihia;  e 

wehe  i  ka  hihia.    Syn.  extricate. 
Dls'en-gag-ed',  adj.    1.    Kaawale.    The 

house  is  disengaged,  ua  kaawale  ka  hale. 

Syn.  vacant. 

2.  Kaawale;  hana  ole.  Syn.  at  leisure. 
DIs-en-tan'gle,  v.  E  wehe  i  ka  hihia. 
Dis-fa'vor,  n.  Maliu  ole;  ku-e' ka  ma- 
nao. 
Dis-flg'ure,  v.  E  hoinoino.  Syn.  mar. 
Dis-fran'cliise,  v.     E  lawe  i  na  pono 

makaainana. 
Dis-grace',  n.  Hilahila;  inoa  ino.  Syn. 

shame ;"  ignominy. 
Dis-grrace'ful,    adj.      Hilahila    maoli; 

haukae'loa.  Syn.  shameful;  ignomini- 
ous. 
Dis-guise',  v.    Ehooaano;    e  hoo-ano  e. 
Dis-giist',  n.    Hoopailua  o  ka  manao. 
I>is-giist-ing,  adj.     Pelapela  loa;  hau- 

mia  loa, 
Dish,  71.    He  pa.    To  dish  up,  e  hao  ka 

ai  iloko  o  ke  pa. 
Dis-heiirt'en,  v.     E  hoomake  manao. 

Syn.  discourage. 
Dis-heart'en-ing,  adj.    Hoomake  ma- 
nao. 
Dis-hdn'est,  adj.     Epa;   hoopono  ole; 

apiki. 
Dis-li6n'e8-ty,  n.     Hana  kupono  ole; 

hana  apiki. 
Dls-hon'or,  v.    1.    E  hoino. 

2,    E  hoole.     To  dishonor  a  bill,  e  hoole 

i  ka  bila  dala. 
Dis-hon'or-a-ble,  adj.    Kupono  ole  i 

kainoamaikai;  haahaa;  apiki. 
Di8h.''--\va'ter,  n.    Wai  holoi  pa. 
Dls-In'cli-uu'tion,  n.    Hull  ku-e'  o  ka 

manao. 


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Dis'ln-fecf ,  v.    E  hoomaemae  1  te  ea 

iuo. 
Dis'in-fec'tion,  n.   Ka hoomaemae  aoa 

i  ke  ea  inc. 
Pis'in-gen'u-oiis,  adj.  Nele  i  ka  oiaio; 

apiki.    Syn.  deceitful;  artful. 
Dis'in-her'it,  v.    E  kapai  mai  ka  hoo- 

ilina  ana. 
Dis-in'te-grafed,  p.  p.  Hooliloia  a  ae- 

ae. 
Dis'in-ter',  v.    E  hual. 
Dis-in'ter-est-ed,  adj.     Ewaewa  ole; 

kaulike  o  ka  noonoo. 
Biis'in-ter'ment,  n.    Ka  huai  ana  o  ke 

kupapau. 
Disk,  71.  He  Hi  palahalaha poepoe.  Suit's 

disk,  ka  ili  o  ka  La. 
Dis-like',  V.    E  makemake  ole. 
Dis'lo-cate,  v.     E  hemo  i  ka  Iwl  mai 

kona  ami,    Syn.  displace. 
Dislo-eii'tlon,  n.    Ka  hemo  ana  o  ka 

Iwi  mai  kona  ami. 
Dis-lodge',  V.    E  hookuke  mai  kahi  no- 

ho. 
Dis-loy'al,  adj.    Manao  kipi;  ku-e'  au- 

puui. 
Dis'mal,  adj.     1.     Poullull.     A  dismal 

day,  he  la  pouliuli. 

2.    Kaumaha.      A  dismal  countenance, 

he  helehelena  kaumaha. 
Dis-man'tle,  v.    E  hoouele  I  na  lako. 

Dismantle  a  ship,  e  hoonele  ka  moku  i 

na  lako. 
Dis-mast'ed,  ad4.    Lilo  na  kia. 
Dis-may',  n.    Pilihua;  puiwa  nui. 
Bis-mlss',  V.    E  hookuu. 
Kis-miss'al    j         Ka  hookuu  ana. 

Dis-mountS  v.  E  lele  ilalo.  Dismount 
from  a  horse,  e  lele  ilalo  mai  ka  lio. 

Dis'o-be'di-ence,  n.  Hookuli ;  hoolohe 
ole. 

Dis'o-be'dl-ent,  adj.  Konia;  hookuli; 
kue'  i  ke  kauoha. 

gls'o-hey',  V.    E  hookuli;  hoolohe  ole. 
is'6-bli^'ing,  adj.    Oluolu  ole ;  kokua 

ole;  nanau. 
Dis-dr'der,  n.    1.    Huikau;  haunaele. 

2.    He  mai. 
Uis-or'der-ly,  adj.    1.     Kuonoono  ole. 

2.    Hoohaunaele.    Syn.  lawless. 
Bls-or'saii-ized,  adj.     Hooauhuli  ia; 

hoohuikau  ia. 
Dis-own',  V.    E  hoole  loa.   To  disown  an 

action,  e  hoole  loa  i  kekahl  hana.    Syn. 

disclaim. 
Dis-par'age,  «.    E  manao  liilii  aku;  e 

ano  hoahewa.    Syn.  depreciate. 
Dis-par'i-ty,  w.    K a  like  ole  iwaenao 

nameaelua. 
Dis-^as'sion-ate,  adj.    Me    ka  huhu 

ole;  noonoo  ponoia. 
Dis-patcli',  V.     1.     E    hookiklna.      To 

dispatch  a  messenger,  e  hookikina  1  ka 

elele. 

2.    E  pepehi  a  make.    Syn.  slay;  kill. 
Dis-patcli',  n.  1.  Hikiwawe;  wikiwiki. 

With  dispatch,  me  ka  hikiwawe. 


2.  Palapala  i  hooiliia  me  ka  awiwi. 
Telegraphic  dispatch,  he  palapala  tele- 
garapa. 

I>i9-pel'^  V.  E  hoopuehu.  To  dispel  a 
doubt,  e  hoopuehu  i  ka  manao  kana- 
lua. 

Dis-pen'sa-ry,  n.  Wahi  e  haawi  i  na 
laau  lapaau. 

Dis'pen-sa'tion,  n.    1.     He   haawina. 
A  dispensation  of  Providence,  he   haa* 
wina  no  ke  Akua  mai. 
2.    He  oihaTia.    The  Christian  dispensa- 
tion, ka  oihaua  Euanelio. 

Dis-pense',  v.  1.  E  haawi;  e  mahele 
aku.  Syn.  dishurse.  Dispense  charities, 
e  haawi  i  na  mauawalea. 
2.  E  hoole.  To  dispense  with  one'B  ser- 
vices, e  hoole  1  ke  kokua  ia  mai  o  ke< 
kahi. 

Dls-pens'er,  w.  Ka  mea  e  haawi  ana. 
A  dispenser  of  charities,  ka  mea  e  haawi 
ana  1  na  manawalea. 

Dls-perse',  v.  E  hooauhee;  e  hoopu- 
ehu.   Syn.  scatter. 

Dis-per'sion,  w.    Ka  hoopuehu  ana. 

I>ig-plr'it-ed,  adj.  Make  ka  m^inao. 
Syn.  discouraged. 

Dis-plaoe',  V.    E  hoonee;  ekapal  ae. 

Dis-place'ment,  n.  Ka  hoonee  ana; 
ke  kiipaiana. 

Dis-pluy',  V.    1.    E  hoikelke.     To  dis- 
play goods,  e  hoikeike  i  na  waiwai. 
2.     E  hoike.     To    display   courage,   e 
hoike  i  ka  manao  wiwo  ole.  Syn.  show. 

Dls-pleage',  v.    E  hoonaukiuki. 

Dis-pleas'ure,  n.  He  ukiuki;  huhu; 
inaina. 

Dis-port',  V.  E  hoolealea;  e  paanl  lea- 
lea. 

I>i8-pog'al,  n.    Ka  hoolilo  ana. 

I>is-poee',  V.  1.  E  hoolilo  aku.  To 
dispose  of  wealth,  e  hoolilo  aku  i  ka  wai- 
wai. 

2.  E  maliu  mai.  Disposed  to  take  ad- 
vice, maliu  mai  i  ka  olelo  ao. 

Dis-p6sed',  adj.  Hull  ia  ka  manao. 
Disposed  to  grant  a  request,  hull  la  ka 
manao  e  ae  aku  i  ka  noi. 

Dis'po-si'tion,  w.  1.  Ano.  Amilddis- 
position,  he  ano  oluolu. 

2.  Ka  hoolilo  ana.    Syn.  disposal. 

3.  Kahoonohonohoana.  The  disposi- 
tion of  things  in  a  room,  ka  hoouohouoho 
ana  o  na  mea  iloko  o  ke  keena. 

Dis'pog-gess',  V.    E  hoohemo  ae. 
Dls-prpve',  v.    E  hooia  1  ka  wahahee  o 

kekah'i  mea;  e  hoike  1  ka  oiaio  ole  o 

kekahi  aono.    Syn.  confute. 
Dis'pu-ta-ble,  adj.     Hiki  ke  hoopaa- 

paala. 
I>i8'pu-tant,  n.    Mea  e  hoopaapaa  ana. 
Dis'pu-ta'tiotis,  adj.  Ake  nui  i  ka  hoo- 

?aapaa. 
s-pute',  V.    E  hoopaapaa. 
I)is-qual'i-fl-€a'tioii,  n.     Ke  kumu  i 

kuponoole  ai. 
Dis-quiil'i-fied,  adj.     Kupono  ole;  ho- 
ole ia  no  kekahi  kumu. 


DISQUALIFY 


7X 


DIVER 


Dls-qual'i-fy,  v.    E  hoole.     Theft  dis- 

qualifies  a  man  for  public  office,  o  Va  ai- 

nue  ka  mea  e  hoole  ai  i  ke  i^anaka  uo  ka 

oihana  aupuni. 
Dls're-gard',  v.    Ehooloheole;  e  hoo- 

mae'ao'a. 
DLs-rel'isli,  n.    Ka  makemake  ole. 
I>is-rep'u-ta-bl«,  adj     Kaulanaina 
Dis're-pute',  n.    Ke  kaulana  no  kaino. 
Dis're-speet',  n.    Hoowaha'waha'. 
Dls're-speot'ful,  ad^.    Ano   hoowalia'- 

waba'. 
Dls-robe',  v.     E  wehe  i  ka  lole.    Syn. 

unrobe;  undress. 
Dis-sat'is-fac'tion,  n.    Ke  ko  ole  o  ka 

makemake. 
Dis-sat'is-fied,  adj.      Oluolu  ole;   ko 

ole  o  ka  makemake. 
Dis-sect',  V.    E  okioki  liilii. 
Dis-see'tion,  n.    Ka  okioki  liilii  ana. 
Dis-sein'ble,  v.    E  hookamani. 
Dis-seiu'bler,  n.  Mea  hookamani.  Syn. 

hypocrite. 
I>is-8em'i-nate,  v.    E  lulu;  e  hoolaha. 

Disseminate  knowledge,  e  hoolaha  i  ka 

ike.    Syn.  sow. 
Dis-sem'i-na'tor,  n.    Ka  mea  nana  e 

hoolaha. 
Dis-sen'sion,    n.      Huahua';    mokua- 

hana.    Syn.  contention. 
Dis-senf,  v.    E  manao  ku-e'. 
Dis'ser-ta'tion,  n.     He   haiao.     Syn. 

discourse. 
Dis-sim'i-lar,  adj.    Like  ole.    Syn.  un- 
like. 
Dis-sim'u-la'tlon,  n.  Hookamani.  Syn. 

hypocrisy. 
J>i8'si-pate,  V.    1.    E  hoopuehu.     Syn. 

dispel;  scatter. 

2.    E  uhauha.    Syn.  squander. 
Dis'si-pat'ed,  ckfj.    Uhauha;  ona;hau- 

kae.    Syn.  dissolute. 
Dis-si-pa'tion,  w.  1.  Ka  hoopuehu  ana. 

2.    Ka  uhauha  ana. 
Dls'so-lute,  adj.    Uhauha;  haukae. 
I>i8-8o-lu'tion,  w,    1.    Ka  hopena  o  ka 

make. 

2.    Kahooheehee  ana;  kahoopauana. 
I>i8-sdlve',  V.    1.     E   hooheehee   i    ka 

waf. 

2.    Ehoopau.    To  dissolve  a  partnership, 

e  hoopau  i  ka  hui. 
r>i8-861v'ent,  n  Ka  mea  e  hooheehee  ai. 
I>l8-8uade',  i>.    E  na'pa' 'ku. 
I>i8-8ua'8ioii,  n.    Ka  pa'pa'  'na. 
Dis-sylla-ble,  7i.    He  hua  olelo  me  na 

mamalii  elua. 
Dis'tance,  n.    Ka  mamao. 
Dis'tant,  adj.    1.    Ma  o  loa. 

2.    Distant  in  manner,  kapukapulani. 
Bis-taste'ful,  adj.    1.    Ono  ole;malai- 

lena. 

2.     Ku  ole  i    ka    makemake.     Syn. 

nauseous. 
Dls-tem'per,  n.    1.    Heanomai.    Syn. 

disease. 

2.    He  ano  penai  hoomakaukau  ia  no 

ka  pena  kii;  a  pena  hale  paha. 


Dis-tSnd'j  E  hoo-pehu;  c  pehu. 
I>is-tlll',  V.    1.    E  hookulu;  e  kahe  lii- 
lii.   Syn.  droy);  flow  gently. 

2.    E  puhi  wai  ona. 
Dis'tll-la'tion,  w.    1.    Ke  kulu  ana. 

Ka  puhi  anai  ka  wai  ona. 
Dis-til'ler,  n.    Mea  puhi  wai  ona. 
Dis-til'ler^y,  n.    Kahi  e  hanaia'i  o  ko. 

wai  ona. 
Dis-tincf ,  acf/.    1.    Kaawale;  okoa  loa. 

Syn  separate. 

2.    Moakaka.    Syn.  clear. 
Dis-tine'tion,  n.    Ano  okoa. 

2.    Kaulana.    A  man  of  dUitinction,  he 

kanaka  kaulana.    See  distinguished. 
Dis-tinet'ly,     adv.     Moakaka;  maopo- 

polea;    Syn.  clearly. 
Dis-tin'guish,    v.    1.    E  hoomaopopo. 

Syn.  discriminate. 

2.    E  hookaulana.    To  distinguish  oTie's 

self,  e  hookaulana  kekahi  iaiaiho. 
Dis-tin'guislied  (g^wisbt),  adj.    Kau- 
lana.   Syn.  renowned. 
Dis-tort',  V.     E  hoolauwili;   e  pakaa- 

wili. 
Dis-tr^cf ,  V.    1.    E  kaili  i   ka  noonoo. 

Distract  the  mind  from  the  lesso7i,  e  kaiU 

i  ka  noonoo  mai  kahaawina. 

2.    E  hoopilihua. 
Dis-trae'tion,  n.  Ke  kaili  o  ka  noonoo. 

2.    Pilihua. 
Di8-tre«s',    v.      E     hooehaeha.     Syn. 

pain. 
I>is-tre8s',  n.    1.    Eha.    Syn.  pain. 

2.    Pilikia;  popilikia.    Syn.  difliculty; 

peril;   danger.     A  ship  in  distress,  he 

moku  iloko  o  ka  popilikia. 
Di8-tres8'ing,  n.    Eha;  pilikia. 
Dis-trlb'ute,  v.    E  mahele;  e  puunaue. 

Syn.  disburse. 
I>is'tri-bu'tion,  n.  Ka  mahele  an' aku. 
Dis'triet,     n.      Apana.        District      of 

Kona,  apana  o  Kona. 
Di8-triist%  v.     E  haohr.o;    e   kanalui^. 

Syn.  suspect.    E  kuipehi. 
Dis-triist%  n.    Kuipeni;  haohao. 
Di8-tr<i8t'ful,  adj.    Piha  i  ke  kanalua; 

Syn.  suspicious. 
Dis-turb,  v.    1.    Ehoopilikia  wale. 

2.    E  hoohaunaele.     Disturb  the  peace, 

e  hooauhuli  i  ka  maluhia. 
Dis-turb'ance,  n.    Haunaele. 
I>i8-turb'er,"  n.    1.    Mea  hookonokono 

hakaka. 

2.    Mea  hoopilikia  wale. 
I>i8'u-nit«',  V.    E  hookaawale  i  na  men 

i  hoohuiia. 
Dis-use',  71.    Kawaiho  wale  ana  o  ke- 

kalil  mea. 
X>itch>  n.    Auwai;  auwaha. 
Dit'to,  n.     Ia  mea  hookahi  no.    Syn. 

the  same. 
I>it'ty,  n.    Mele  pa-ko-li, 
l>i-ur'naJ,  adj.    I  kela  rao  keia  la.  Syk. 

daily. 
Dive,  V.    E  luu  ika  wai.    Dive  headlong. 

e  luu  kimo;  c  kiihoonoo. 
Di'ver,  n.    Mea  luu  i  Ka  wai. 


DIVERGE 


72      DOUBLE-DEALING 


Di-verg-e',  v.  E  manamana;  e  ka  ana. 

Di-ver'gence,  n.  Ke  ka  ana;  ka  mana- 
mana ana. 

Di'verg,  adj.  Kekahi  mau.  Syn.  sev- 
eral. 

Di-verse',  adj.  Ano  e;  okoa.  Syn. 
different. 

Dl-ver'si-fy,  v.    E  hooano  e. 

Di-ver'glon,  n.  Lealea.  Syn.  amuse- 
ment. 

Di-vers'i-ty,  n.    Like  ole. 

Dl-vert',  V.  1.  E  aui  ae.  Syn.  turn 
aside. 

2.    E  hoolealea. 

8.    E   alakai  aku  i  ka  manao  mai  ke- 
kahi noonoo  a  i  kekahi  aku. 

I>i-vert'ing,  adj.  Lealea.  Syn.  amus- 
ing. 

Bi-vest',  V.     1.     E  hoonele.     Divest  of 
property,  e  hoonele  i  ka  waiwai.     Syn. 
dispossess. 
2.  ^  wehe  ae;  e  hoohemo. 

Di- vide',  V.    E  mahele ;  e  putinaue. 

Di-vide',  7i.  He  kualapa  mawaena  o  na 
muliwai  elua.    Syn.  watershed. 

I5iv'l-d«nd,  n.    1.    Kumu  puunaue. 
2.    Puu  dala  maheleia, 

Ui-vid'ers,  n.    Upa  ana. 

I>i-vine',  adj.  Ano  Akua.  _  A  divine, 
he  kahunapule. 

Di-vin'i-ty,  n.    Ke  Akua. 
2.    Hoike  Akua.    Syn.  theology. 

I>i-vis'i-l>le,  adj     Hike  ke  maheleia. 

I>l-vis'lon,  n.  1.  Puunaue;  mahele. 
A  division  of  property,  he  mahele  o  ka 
waiwai. 

2.    Mokuahana.    A  division  in  the  fam- 
ily, he  mokuahana  ma  ka  ohana. 

I>l-vis'or,  n.  Helu  korao.  Common  di- 
visor, helu  komo  pili  like.  Greatest 
commx)n  divisor,  helu  komo  pili  like  oi 
loa. 

Dl-vorce',  n.    E  oki  mare. 

Di-vulge',  V.    E  kuailo. 

Diz'zl-ness,  n.    Kaihi;  poniuniu. 

Diz'zy,  fid;'.    Kaihi;  poniuniu. 

Do  (du),  V.  1.  E  hana;  e  hooko.  Syn. 
perform. 

2.  He  haina  e  kokua  ana  i  na  haina  e 
ae.    Did  you  seef  ua  ike  anei  oe? 

3.  How  ao  you  dof  pehea  oe? 
Do'cile,  adj.     Hoolohe;  akahai.    Syn. 

tractable. 
I>o-cil'l-ty,  n.     Ke  ano  hoolohe;  aka- 
hai. 
Dogr-inal/ie,  adj.    1.    Hamuli  o  ka  lo- 

iria. 

2.    Paakiki  ma  kona  manao  iho;   haa- 

nou. 
I>d€k,  n.    1.    Wahi  e  hookomo  moku,  i 

kapili  hou  ia. 

2.    Wahi  e  ku  ai  o  ka  lawehala  iloko  o 

ke  keena  hookolokolo. 
Dock,  V.    1,    E  hoopokole;  e  poko. 

2,    E  hooemi.    To  dock  the  wages,  e  hoo- 

emi  i  ka  uku. 
Doek'et,  n.    Ka  papa  o  na  hihia  Imua  o 

ka  aha  hookolokolo. 


Dock'yard,  n.     Wahi  e  hooahu  ai  i  na 

lako  no  na  moku  aupuni. 
Doe'tor,  n.    L    Kahuna  lapaau;  kauka. 

2.    Doctor  of  Divinity,  he  kahuna  aka- 

mai  ma  na  mea  o  ka  Baibala. 
Doe'trine,  n.    1.    Kameaiaoia. 

2.  Christian  doctrine,  na  loina kristiano. 
Ddc'u-ment,  n.    Palapala  hoike. 
Do-dee'a-gon,  n.  Kii  matematika;  hu- 

inal2. 
Dodg^e,  V.    E  aloalo';  hooalo. 
Doff,  V.    E  wehe.    To  doff  a  hat,  e  wehe  i 

ka  papale. 
Dog,  n.    Ilio. 

Dog,  V.    E  hahai;  e  alualu. 
Ddg'ged,  adj.    Nunuha;  opukopekope; 

nainai.    Syn.  sullen;  morose. 
Dog'ma,  n.    He  loina. 
Dog'trot,  TO.    Kaholo  mau  oka  ilio. 
Do'lngs,  TO.  pi.    Na  hana.     The  day's  do- 
ings, na  hana  o  ka  la. 
Dole'ful,  adj.  Kaumaha  ma  ka  manao; 

piba  i  ke  kaumaha. 
Doll,  ?i.    Hebe'be'kii. 
Dol'lar,  n.    He  dala;  lOOkeneta. 
Dol'or-otis,  adj.    Ehaeha;  kaumaha. 
Ddl'phin,  n.    He  i-a  nui,  nani. 
Do'maiii,  n.    Alna.     The  King's  domain^ 

ka  aina  a  ka  Moi  i  hoomalu  ai.     Syn. 

dominion. 
Do-mes'tic,  adj.     1.     Pili  1  ka  ohana. 

Domestic  duties,  na  pono  ohana. 

2.    Kuloko.    Domestic  news,  nuhou  ku- 

loko. 
Do-mes'tic,  w.    He  ohua  no  ka  ohana. 

Do-mes'ti-eate,  v.    E  hoolakalaka. 

Ddm'i-cile,  TO.    Wahi  noho mau;  home. 
Ddm'i-neer',  v.    E  hookiekie  maluna'e 

o  kekahi;  e  kauoha  hookiekie. 
Do-min'ion,  to.    Ka  mana;  ke  aupuni. 

Do'nate,  v.  E  makana  aku,  e  haawi 
wale_.    Syn.  give;  present. 

Do-na'tion,  to.  Makana;  kokua;  mana- 
walea.    Syn.  gift;  present. 

Do-nee',  to.  Ka  mea  e  loaa  ana  i  ka  ma- 
kana. 

Don'key,  to.    Kekake;  hoki. 

Do^nor,  w.    Ka  mea  e  makana  ana. 

Doom,  n.    Ka  hoopai. 

Dtfbms'day,  to.  La  hoopai.  Ka  la  hoo- 
kolokolo nui.    Syn   judgment  day. 

Door,  n     Puka  komo, 

Door'-keep'er,  n.    Kiai  puka. 

Dor'mant,  adj.  E  waibo  moe  ana.  Dor- 
mant passions,  na  kuko  e  waibo  moe 
ana. 

Dor'iner-"win'dow,  v.  He  puka  ma- 
kani  ma  ke  kaupako  o  ka  hale. 

Dor'mi-to-ry,  TO.  He  hale  moe;  keena 
moe. 

Dose,  n.    He  mahele  laau  inu. 

Dose,  V.    E  hoohainu  i  ka  laau. 

Dot,  TO.    Kiko. 

Do'tage,  n.    Wa  palalauhala. 

Do'tard,  to.    He  palalauhala. 

Do&b'le,  adj.    Pa-lua;  papalua. 

Dotib'le-deal'ing,  w.   Hana  paewaewa. 


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Doiibt',  V.    1.    E  kanalua.    Syn.  uncer- 
tain. 

2.    Anoni;   anoninoni.     Syn.  suspense 

as  to  result',  hesitation. 
Doubt'ful,  adj.    Kanalua;   anoninoni. 
Doubt/less,  adv.    Me  ke  kanalua  ole. 
Dough  (do),  n.    Berena  maka. 
Dougli'ty  (dow-ty),  adj.    Koa;  kaula- 

na  no  ku  ikaika. 
Douse,  (dowse),  v.     E  lu  kino  iloko  o 

ka  wai. 
Dove  (dfiv,)  n.    Manu  nunu. 
Dove'cot,  n.    Halo  manu  uunu. 
Dove'tail,  v     E  oleole  papa. 
Dow'er,  n.   Ka  mahele  waiwai  o  ka  wa- 

hine  mare,  a  wahine  kane  make  paha. 
Down',  prep.    Lalo;  ilalo. 
Down'cast,  adj.    Kaumaha  ka  manao. 

Syn.  down-hearted. 
Dow'dy,  n.    Wahine  i  pono  ole  kona 

kapa  Komo. 
Down' fall,  n.    Ka  haule  ana;  ka  poino. 
DoTirn-lieart'ed,  adj.    Kaumaha  ma  ka 

manao;  paumako. 
Down'hill,  adj.    Iho'na;  makal. 
Down'riglit,  adj.    Maopopo  lea. 
Down'ward,   adj      1.     Ilio   ana.     The 

downward  path,  ke  alanui  e  iho  ana. 

2.    I  lalo. 
Dox-dl'o-|:y,  n.    Himeni  hoomaikai. 
Doze,  V.    Kulihiamoe;  kuluhiamoe. 
D6z-en,  adj.    He  kakini,  na  mea  okoa 

he  12. 
Dr^ft,  n.    1.    Palapala  kikoo  dala. 

2.  Ka  pa  ana  o  ka  makani  mawaena  o 
na  puka  elua. 

3.  Ke  kakau  ana;  he  kope. 

4.  Ka  wae  ana.    Draft  for  the  army,  ka 
wae  ana  i  poe  koa  no  ka  puali  koa. 

Drag,  n.    E  kauo. 

Drag,  n.    He  hao  kahi  lepo;   he   papa 

kauo  pohaku,  lepo,  etc. 
Drain,  n.    1.  He  auwaha  e  hookahe  aku 

ai  i  ka  wai  mai  ka  aina. 

2.    Ka  hookahe  aku  ana. 
Drain'age,  n.    Ka  wai  i  hookaheia  aku. 
Drake,  n.    Manu  kaka'  kane. 
Dram ,  n.    1.    He    ana  kaumaha. 

2.    Hookahi  inu  ana  o  ka  wai  ona. 
Dra'ma,  n.    Olelo  kike'  no  ke  keaka. 
Dram'a-tlst,  n.     Kanaka  kakau  olelo 

kike'  no  ke  keaka 
Drape, V.    E  hoouhl  i  ke  kapa. 
Drap'er-y,  n.     Kapa  uhi. 
Draught  (draft,)  n.    L    Hookahi  Inu 

ana. 

2.  Ka  hohonu  o  ke  komo  ana  o  ka  mo- 
ku  i  ka  wai. 

3.  Uulu  i-a  iloko  o  ka  upena. 
Draughts'inan,  n.    Kanaka  kahakaha 

kii ;  kanaka  kakau  kope. 
Drftw,  V.    1.    E  huki;  e  kauo. 

2.  *  E  kakau  kii. 

3.  E  ume.    Syn.  attract. 
Draw'back,  n.    1.  Kumii  kcakea.  Syn. 

hindrance. 

2.    Ka  auhau  dute  i  hoihoiia. 

8.    He  poino ;  he  poho. 


Draw'brid^e,  n.    Alahaka  i  hukila  ilu- 

na. 
Draw'er,  n.    He  holowaa  no  ka  pahu; 

no  ka  papa  paha. 
Draw'ing,  n.    1.    He  kii  i  kahaia. 

2.  Ka  hookahe  ana.  Drawing  off  oil 
from  a  barrel,  e  hookahe  ana  i  ka  aila 
mai  ka  barela. 

3.  Ka  ume  ana.    Syn.  attraction. 
Draw'ing- knife,  n.     Pahi  paauma. 

Draw'ing-robm,  n.     Keena   hookipa. 

See  parlor. 
Drawl,  n.    Leo  kauo. 
Drawn,  adj.    Paiwale,  hula.    A  drawn 

battle,  he  hoouka  kaua  paiwale. 
Dray'man,  n.    Kahu  kaa  ukana. 
Dread,  n.    Weliweli;  eehia. 
Dread'ful,  adj.    Weliweli;  eehia. 
Dream',  7i.    He  moe;  he  moeuhane. 
Dream'er,  n.    Mea  moeuhane. 

Drear'y,  adj.    Neanea;  oneanea. 
Dregs,  n.    Maku, 
Drench,  v.    Pulu;  hoopulu. 
Dress,    v.    1.    E    hookomo   lole.     Syn. 
clothe. 

2.  E  hoomakaukau.  Syn.  prepare.   To 
dress  food,  e  hoomakaukaii  i  ai. 

3.  E  wahi'.    Syn.  bind  up.    To  dress  a 
wound,  e  wahi'  i  ka  eh  a. 

4.  To  dress  a  line  of  soldiers,  e  hoopolo- 
lei  i  ka  lalani  koa. 

Dress,  n.    1.    Lole  komo.    Syn.  clothes. 

2.  Holoku'. 

3.  He  uhi  no  kela  me  keia  mea.    Syn. 
covering. 

Dress'ing,  n.    1.    Ka  laau  i  kau  ia  ma- 
luna  oka eha. 

2.  He  mea  kipulu  aina. 

3.  Mea  i  hookomoia.    Syn.  stuffing. 
Dres'sing-room,  «.    Keena  hookomo 

lole. 
Drift,  V.    E  lana  wale  io  ia  nei. 
Drift,  n.    He  piha  wale.      A  snow  drift, 

piha  wale  mai  o  ka  hau. 
Drift'w^ood,  n.    Pihea'. 
Drill,  n.    1.    Will  puka  liilii. 

2.    Paikau.    Syn   military  drill. 
Drink,  v,    E  inu. 
Drip,  V,    E  kulu. 
Drive,  v.    1.    E  hoo-a'.     Drive  cattle,  6 

hoo-a  bipi. 

2.    E   hooeueu,    hooklkina.    To  drive 

work,  e  hooeueu  i  ka  hana. 

8.    To  drive  a  hard  bargain^  e  hoopaa- 

kiki  ma  ke  kuai  ana. 

4.  Drive   with   the  wind,  e   kaalelewa. 
Wind  driven  clouds,  na  ao  kaalelewa. 

Driv'er,  n.    1.     Kanaka  hookele  kaa. 

2.  Kanaka  hoo-a'  holoholona. 

3.  Kanaka  hookikina. 

4.  Kanaka  hooeueu. 
Drlz'zle,  n.    Noe;  kilihau. 

Droll,  adj.    Ku  i  ka  aka    Syn.  funny. 

Drdm'e-da'ry,  n.  Kamelo  puu  hookahi. 
Drone,  n.    1.    Nnlo  meli  kane. 

2.  Jle  makahiamoe;  he  mea  loma  wale. 
Droop.  V.  Loha,  mae;  luhe'. 


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Dr6p,  TO.    1.    He  kulu.    A  drop  of  water, 
he  kulu  wai. 
'2.    Paka.    A  drop  of  rain,  he  paka  u-a. 

Drop,  V.    E  haule;  e  hoohaule. 

Drop'sy,  71.    Mnipehu. 

Dross,  w.    Opala  o  ka  metala  i  hoohee- 
hceia. 

Di-outh,  n.    1.    Ka  paa  ana  o  ka  u-a 
2.    Ka  maloo  ana  o  ka  aina;  ka  wi. 

Drove,  n.    Pu-a  holoholona. 

Drov'er,  n.     Kanaka  hoo-a  holoholona. 

Drdwn,  V.    E  make  ikawai;  e  lumai. 

Drdw'sy,  adj.    Makahiamoe, 

Driil)'bing,  TO.    1.    Ka  hahau  ana  me  ka 
laau. 
2.    Ke  kui  ana  me  ka  puu  lima. 

Drtkdge,  n.    He  kauwa  kuapaa. 

Driidg'er-y,  TO,    Hana  inea;  hana  luhi. 

Driig,  TO.    1.    Laau  mea  lapaau. 
2.    Kela  me  keia  waiwai  i  lohi  ma  ka 
lilo  ana.    A  drug  in  the  market,  he  wai- 
wai 1  hiki  ole  ke  hooliloia  ma  ka  ma- 
keke. 

Drug'gist,  TO.  Kanaka  kuai  laau  lapaau. 

Drftm,  71.    Pahu  kani. 

Drtkm'mer,  n.    1.    Mea  hookani  pahu. 
2.    He  picle  waiwai. 

Drdm'stick,  to.    Laau  hookani  j>ahu. 

Drunk,  adj     Ona.    Syn.  intoxicated. 

Drtlnk'ard,  TO.     Kanaka  ona  mau. 

Driink'en,  adj.    Ona. 

DrOnk'en-ness,  n.    Kaona. 

Dry,  adj     1.    Maloo.     Dry  clothes,  lole 
maloo. 

2.  Koele;  koeleele.    J>ry  ground,  aina 
koele. 

3.  Panoa.    Syn.  barren. 

4.  Makewai.    Syn.  thirsty. 
Dry,  V.    E  hoomaloo. 

Dry'g«>t>ds,  TO.    Na  lole  kuai  o  kela  me 

kcia  ano. 
Dry'ness,  to     Ke  ano  maloo;  ano  koele. 
Dry'sliod,  adj.    Pulu  ole  o  ka  wawae. 
Du'al,  adj.    Pa-lua. 
Du'bi-oiis,   adj.     Maopopo  ole.     Syn. 

doubtful. 
Duch'ess,  TO.     Ka  wahine  juaxe  o  ie 

Duke. 
Dtkek,  TO.    He  kaka';  he  koloa. 
Dtiek,  V.    E  luu  iloko  o  ka  wai. 
Duck'ing:,  n.    Ka  luu  ana,  iloko  o  ka 

wai. 
Dfie'tile,  adj.    Hikl  ke  hooloihi  ia. 
Duds,  11.    Lole  komo  kahiko. 
Due,  adj.    Aie;  kupono.    Dae  time,  wa 

kupono. 
Du'el,  TO.    Hakaka'  o  na  mea  elua. 
Du'el-ist,  71.     Kanaka  maa  i  ka  haka- 
ka' me  ka  hoa. 
Du-et',  TO.    Mele  me  na  leo  elua. 
Duke,  TO.    He  'lii  kiekie  ma  Europa. 
Duke'dom,  to.    Ke  kulana  o   ke  Duke, 

a  me  kona  aina. 


Dtil'cet,  adj.    Nahenahe. 

jy till,  adj.  1.  Oiole;  pihipihi;  kumumu. 

2.    Loiele.    Syn.  slow;  stupid. 
D61'lard,  to.    He  mea  kolo  o  ka  ike;  he 

lolo  ma  ka  naau. 
Du'ly,  adv.    Pono,    Cavne  duly  to  hand, 

hikl  pono  mai  i  ka  lima. 
Dlirab,  adj.    Aa;  mumule. 
Dfimp'y,  adj.     Poupou. 
Diin,  adj.    Ahinahina, 
Diin,  TO.    Ke  koi  'na  no  ka  aie. 
Dfince,  TO.    He  haumanaimi  ole;  loiele. 
Dung,  n.    Kukae. 
D&n'geon,  n.    Hale  pouli. 
Du'o-de'num,  n.    Ka  mua  o  na  naau 

liiUi. 
Dupe,  TO.    Mea  hoopunihei  wale  ia. 
Du'pll-cate,  to.    Lua  like,  he  kope. 
Du-plic'1-ty,  n.     Ano  epa;    wahahee. 

Sy'n.  deceit;  Ij'lng. 
Du'ra-biPi-ty,  n.     Ano  paa;  ano  mau. 
Du'ra-ble,  adj.    Paa;  mau. 
Dur'ance,  n     Ka  hoopaahao  ana.  Syn. 

duress'  imprisonment. 
Du-ra'tlon,  n.    Ka  mau  o  ka  manawa. 
Du'ress,  TO.    Ka  hoopaaia'uii  o  ke  kino. 
Dur'ing,  prep.    Oini;  1  ka  wa. 
DAsk,  TO.  Liula';  molehulehu.  Syn.  twi- 
light. 
Dusk'y,  adj.     L     Moolehulehu.     Syn. 

shady. 

2.    Hauliuli. 
D&st,  TO.    Lepo  aeae. 
Dust,  v.    E  kahili  i  ka  lepo. 
Dus'ter,  n.    1.    Kahili  no  ka  lepo. 

2.    He  kuka  pale  lepo. 
Dust'y,  adj     Lepo:  paapu  i  ka  lepo. 
Du'ti-a-bie,  adj.     Ku  i  ka  auhau  dute, 
Du'tl-ful,  adj.    Hoolohe.     Syn.  obedi' 

ent. 
Du'ty,  TO.    L    Pono. 

2.    He  dute  waiwai;  auhau  waiwai. 
Dwtjrf,  71.    Hekeko;  kanaka  a-a;  kana« 

ka  poupou. 
Dwell,  V.    E  noho  mau.     Syn.  reside; 

live. 
Dwel'ler,  to.    Kamaaina. 
Dwell'ing,  n.    Wahi  noho.     Syn.  habi- 
tation; residence. 
Dwin'dle,  v.    1.    E  mae.    Syn.  droop. 

2.    E  emi  liilii. 
Dye  (di),  v.    E  hooluu  lole;  e  kupena. 
l>ye'ing,  to.    Ka  hooluu  ana  i  kalole, 
Dy'er,  TO.    Kanaka  kupena  lole;  kanaka 

hooluu  lole. 
Dy-nam'ics,  to.    Ka  mana  e  nee  aku  ai. 
Dy'nas-ty,  7i.    Kuauhau  Moi,  o  ka  oha- 

na  hookahi. 
Dys'en-ter'y,  ».    Mai  hi  koko. 
Dys-pep'sia,  «.    Mai  o  ka  opu  hoowale 

ai. 
Dys-pep'tj€,  adj.    Wale  ole  o  ka  ai  ma- 
loko  o  ka  opu. 


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Each,  adj.    Pakahl.     Each  one  of  you, 
oukou  pakahi. 
Ra'ger,  adj.    Ake  uui;  llnl. 
Kag'er-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  lini  nui. 
Ea'gle,  n.    Aeto. 
Ear,  n.    1.    Pepeiao. 

2.     Huhui.     An  ear  of  com,  he  huhui 
^kurina. 

Ear'ly,  adv.  Me  ka  makaala;  me  ka  wi- 
«kie. 

Earn,   (urn),  v.    E  loaa  mamuli  o  ka 
^haua. 

Earn'est,  adj.    Ikaika  ma  ka  manao. 
Earn'est-ly,  adv.  Me  ka  mauao  ikaika. 
Earn'lngs,  n.     Na  loaa  mamuli  o  ka 
_  hana. 

Ear'ring,  n.    Komo  pepeiao. 
Ear'sliot,   n.    Ka   lohe   o   ka  pepeiao 

Within  earshot,  ma  ka  lohe  o  ka  pe- 
^peiao. 
Earth,  n.    1.    Ka  Honua  Nei. 

2.    Lepo.    Fall  to  the  earth,  haule  1  ka 
^lepo,  or,  haule  i  ka  honua. 
Earth'en,  adj.    Hauaia  mai  ka  lepo  pa- 
~  lolo. 

Earth'quake,  n.    He  olai;   nauwewe. 
Ease    (ez),   n.     1.     Maha;    olu.      Syn. 

comfort. 

2.    Ano  hiki  wale  no. 
_  3.    Ano  palaka. 
Eas'i-ly,  adv.    Hiki  wale  no. 
East,  n.    Hikina. 

East'er,  n.     Ka  la   hoomanao  no   ko 
_  Kristo  ala  hou  ana. 
East'er-ly,  adv.  or  adj.  I  ka  hikina'ku; 
_  raoe  aku  1  ka  hikina. 
East'ern,  adj    No  ka  hikina. 
Easfward,  adv.    I  ka  hikina'  ku. 
Eag'y,  ad/.    1.    Hiki  wale ;  moakaka. 
_2.    Maha;  pohala. 
Eat,  V.    £  af ;  e  pai'na. 
Eat'a-ble,  adj.    Kupono  ke  ai 
Eaves,  n.    Na  umalu  o  ka  hale. 
Eaves'drfip'per,  n.    He  mea  hakllo. 
il^aves'drop'piug,  n.    Ka  hakilo  ana. 
Ebb,  n.    Ka  emi  ana.    Ebb  of  the  tide,  ka 
^  emi  ana  o  ke  kai. 
l^h^on-y,  n.    Laau  paa,  eleele. 
E>>'ul-1  lotion,  n.    1.     Ku  lapalapa  ana. 

o  ka  wui. 

2.    Ka  hoee  ana.    Ebullition  of  temper, 

ka  hoee  ana  o  ka  huhu. 
ifce-cen'tric,  adj.    1.  Ka  aul  ana  mai  ke 

kiko  waena. 

2.    Ano  e;  like  ole  me  kanaka  e. 
Ec'cen-tri'cl-ty,  n.  Ke  ano  like  ole  me 
.k(rkHnaka"e, 
Ec-cle'si-as'tic,  n.    Kahunapule. 


Ee-cle'ii-as'tic-al,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  Eka- 
^lesia. 

Ech'o  (ek'o),  n.    He  kupinai;  e-ko. 
E-cliit'  (ek-lii),  »t.    Ka  mahalo  nui;  ke 

kaulana. 
E-clipse',  n.    He  pouli  o  ka  La,  ka  ma- 

hina. 
E-clip'tlc,  n.    Ke  ala  hele  o  ka  La. 
E-co-nom'ic-al,    adj.     Malama   pono; 

u'hau'ha  ole. 
E-eon'o-mist,    n.      Kanaka     jnalama 

pono. 
E-con'o-mise,    v.      E    malama    pono. 

Economise  time,  e  malama  pono  i  ka  ma- 

nawa;  e  kalai  pono. 
E-€6n'o-my,  n.    1.    Ka  malama  pono; 

ke  kalai  pono  ana.     Political  economy, 

kalai  aina. 

2.  Na  rula  me  na  loina  no  kela  me  keia 

mea.     The  economy  of  nature,  na  rula 
^me  na  loina  o  ke  ao  nei. 
]pe'sta-sy,  n.    Hauoli  piha. 
Edge,  11.    1.    Kae.    Syn.  brim  or  brink. 

Edge  of  a  precipice,  ke  kae  o  ka  pali. 

2.  Kumu.    edge  of  a  tool,  kumu  o  ka 
mea  paahana. 

3.  Lihi.    Edge  of  cloth,  lihi  lole.    Edge 
of  forest,  lihi  o  ka  ulu  laau.  Syn.  border 

^  4.    Niao.    Edge  of  board,  niao  papa. 
Edged,  (ejd).  adj.    Me  ke  kumu;  oi. 
]^d^'ing^7i.    Lihilihi  lole 
]|;dge'  tool',  n.    Mea  oi 
t;dge-wige,  adv.    Kunihi;  lihi. 
Ed'i-ble,  adj.    Syn  eatable. 
E'diet,    n.    Kanawai  i  hoolahaia.    Syn. 

^  decree. 

Ed'i-fi-ca'tion,  n.     Ka  hoouaauao  ana. 

JEd'i-flee,  n.    Hale  uunui. 

l^d'i-fff  V.    E  hoonaauao. 

Ed'it,  V.    E  hooponopono  nupepa,  a  bu- 

ke  paha. 
E-di'tion,  n.    Ka  nui  o  na  nupepa,  a 

buke  paha  i  paiia  i  ka  wa  hookahi. 
Ed'l-tor,  n.  Luna  hooponopono  nupepa 

^  a  buke  paha. 

Ed'i-to'ri-al,  n.    Manao  hoopuka  a  ka 

.  luna  hooponopono. 
Ed'l-t<ir-8hlp',  n   Oihana  hooponopono 

^nupepa. 

Etl'u-«ate,  V.    E  hoonaauao;  e  ao.  Syn. 

^instruct,  teach. 

Ed'u-ea'tion,  n.    Ka  hoonaauao  ana; 

^  ke  ao  ana.    Syn.  instrmftion. 
Ed'u-oa'tiou-al,  ar/j.    Pill  1  ka  hoouar 

^auao. 

Ed'u-ea'tor,  n.     Kumu  ao.      Syn.  ia- 

_struetor;  teacher. 

Eel,  n.    He  puhi. 


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J5f-face',  V.     1.     E  holoi.    Syn.  erase. 

To  ^ace  a  mark,  e  holoi  i  ke  kaha. 

2.    E  auai.    Syn.  blot  out;   obliterate. 
Ef-fect',    n.    1.     Ka   hua  o   ka  hana. 

Cause  and  effect,  ke  kumu  me  koBa  hua. 

2.  Ka  hua  o  ka  olelo.      Words  without 
effect,  na  huaolelo  hua  ole. 

3.  Ano.    He  spoke  to  that  effect,  kamai- 
lio  oia  maiaano. 

4.  E  ko.    To  effect  a  purpose,  e  ko  i  ka 
makemake. 

Ef-fects',  01.  pi.    Na  waiwai  lewa  o  kela 

me  keia  ano.    Syn.  goods;  chattels. 
Ef-fect'u-al,  adj.    Ko  pono. 
Ef-fem'i-nate,  adj.    Hookohukohu  wa- 
^hine  la. 

Ef'fer-vesce',  v.    E  pipii;  e  huahuai. 
Ef'fi-ea'cioiis,   adj.     Mana.     Syn.    ef- 
^  f  eetual  ;''powerf  ul. 

Ef''fi-€a-oy,  n.    Ka  mana  o  ke  ko  ana. 
_Syn.  poVer. 

Ef'fi-gy,  n.    He  kii  o  ke  kanaka. 
Ef  flu-eiit,  n.    He  kahawai  e  kuhe  aku 

anamai  ka  lokowai;    a  kahawai  e  ae 

paha. 
!5^f-flu'vl-um,  n.    He  hauna. 
Erfort,  w.    He  hoao.    Syn.  attempt;  en- 
^  deavor.     To  make  an  effort,  e  hoao. 
Ef-fronf  er-y,    n.     Ano  mahaoi;    ano 

pakike'. 
Ef-f61'g:ence,  n.    Alohilohi. 
Ef-fu'sionr  n.    Ka  hookahe   ana.     Ef- 

Jusion  of  blood,  ka  hookahe  ana  o  ke 
^  koko. 

Egg,  n.     He  hua,     Hen's  egg,  hua  moa. 
E'go-tism,  11.  Auohaauou;kaeua  wale. 
E'go-tist,  TO.    Kanaka  kaena  wale. 
E-^re'giotis,  arf/.    Lauuaole.    Anegre- 
_gioiis  mistake,  hekuhihewa  launa  ole. 
E'gress,  n.    Ka  puka  ana  iwaho. 
Eight  (jite),  adj.    Ewalu. 
Eigh-teen',  adj.    Umikumamawalu. 
Eight'fold',  adj.    Pa-walu. 
Eighth,  adj.    1.    Ka  walu.    The  eighth 

day,  ka  walu  o  na  la. 

2.     Hapa-walu.      One  eighth,   hookahi 

hapawalu. 
Eight'y,  adj.    Kanawalu. 
Eith'er  (e-ther  or  i-ther),   adj.    Ke- 

kahi  o  namea  elua. 
E-jeet',  t?.    E  hookuke;  e  kiola iwaho. 
E-ject'ment,  n.    Ka  hookuke  ana.  Writ 
_  of  ejectment,  palapala  hookuke. 
Eke,  V.    E    hoomahuahua;  e   hooloihi. 

Eke  out  a  living,  e  hoomahuahua  i  na 

loaa. 
E-lab'o-rate,   adj.     Aulii.      Syn.  per- 
fected. 
E-lab'o-rate,  v.  E  hana  me  ka  noonoo; 

E  hana  me  ke  akahele.     Syn.   to  take 

pains. 
E-lab'o-rate-ly,  adj.    Me  ke  akahele 

oka  hana;  me  ka  aulii;  me  ka  mikioi. 
E-lab'o-ra'tiou»   n.      Ka    mikioi   ana 

ma  ka  hana, 
E-lapse',  v.    E  hala.    Several  days  must 

elapse,  e  hala  ana  kekahi  man  la. 
E-las'tie,  adj.    Holuholu;  ILnalina. 


Pili  i  ka  uila. 


E-lnte',  V.    E  hoohoihoi;  hooeueu. 

EI  'bow,  TO.    Kuekue  lima. 

El'bow,  V.    E  hookuekue;  e  hoo-kc'. 

El'der,  adj.    Kahiko  ae.    Elder  brother, 

^kaikuaana.    An  Elder,  he  lunakahiko. 

Eld'est,  arfj.    Ka  oi  o  ke  kahiko.     Eld- 
est son,  ka  makahiapo. 

E-lect',  V.    Ekoho;  e  wae. 

E-lect',  TO.    Poe  i  kohoia. 

E-lce'tion,  n.    Ke  koho  ana. 

E-lec'tion-eer',    i;.    L    E  hooholo  ba- 
lota. 
2.    E  paipai  balota. 

E-leet'or,  to.    Kanaka  koho. 

E-Iee'tri-eal,i  ""•^• 

Elce-tri'cian,  «.      Kanaka   lawelawe 

uila. 
E-lec-tric'i-ty,  n.    Uila, 
El-e-ganoe,  to     Ka  nani.      Elegance  of 

.  atlire,  na~ui  o  ka  aahu. 
El'e-gant,  adj.    Nani;  nonohe. 
El'e-gant-ly,  adv.     A  nani.    Dress  ele* 

^gantly,  e  aahu  a  nani 
El'e-gy,  n.    He  mele  kanikau. 
El'e-inent,  to.    1.    He  mole;  he  kumu. 

„  2.    Elements,  na  mea  hookurau. 
El'«-»"<'»it'a-ry,  adj.    Kumu  mua 
El'e-iihant,  n.    Elepani. 
El'e-vate,  v     E  hapai  iluna;  e  hookie- 

^kie  ae. 
El'e-va'tion,  n.    1.    Kahi  kiekie. 

^2.    Ka  hookiekie  ana. 

El'e-va'tor,  n.    1.    Ka  mea  e  hapai  ana, 

2.  Ka  mea  e  hookiekie  ana. 

3.  He  pahu  nui  e  pii  ana,  a  e  iho  aua. 

E-lev'en,  adj.    Umikumamakabi. 

E-lcv'enth,  adj.     1.    Ka  umikumama- 
kabi. 

2.    He  hapa— 11. 
E-lIe'it,  V,    E  loaa  mamuli  o  ka  ninani- 

nau  ana.    Syn.  bring  to  light. 
El'i-gi-bil'i-ty,  «.     Ke  kupono.    Eligi- 
^  bilily  to  office,  ke  kupono  no  ka  oihaua. 
El'i-gi-ble,  adj.    Kupono. 
E-lim'i-nate,  v.    E  kapai. 
E-lim'i-na'tion,  to.    Ke  kapai  ana. 
E-lis'ion,  to.    Ka  oki  ana;  ke  kapai  ana. 

Syn.  cutting  off  from. 
El-lipse',  71.    Poai-loihi. 
El'o-cfi'tion,   w.    1.    Ke  kamailio;    ka 

haiolelo. 
^2.    Ka  puana  pono  ana. 
El'o-eu'lion-iht,   11.     Kanaka   akamal 

ma  ka  heluhelu  ana. 
E-16n'gate,  n.  E  pauainai;  e  pakuikui. 
E-16pe%  V.  E  mahukapu;  e  hoio  main'. 
E-lope'iuent,  n'  Ka  nolo  malu'  ana,  o 
^ke  kane  me  ka  wahine. 
El'o-quence,  to.  Ke  akamai  ma  ka  hai 
^ olelo. 

El'o-quent,  adj,  Akamai  ma  ka  olelo. 
El'o-quent'ly,  adv.  Me  ke  akamai  o  ka 
^  olelo. 

Else,  pron.    E  ae.    some  one  else,  kekahi 
„  mea  e  ae. 

Else,  adv.    I  ole.    Syn.  otherwise. 
Else'where,  adv.    Ma  kahi  e. 


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E-lu'cl-date,  t'.    E  hoomoakaka;  e  we- 

hewehe.     Syn.  explain;    make  clear. 

E  kuailo. 
te-lii'ci-da'tlon,    n.     Ka   hoomaopopo 

anafka  wehewehe  ana,  Syn.  explana- 
tion. 
E-lude',  V.  E  haliu  aku;  e  aloalo'.  Syn. 

avoid;  shun. 
E-ina'ci-at'ed,  adj.   Panauea;  wiwi. 
£in'a-uate,  v.    E  puka  no   loko  mai. 
^  Syn.  proceed  from. 

Em-a-na'tion,  n,    Ka  mea  I  puka  mai. 
E-man'ci-pate,  v.     E  hookuu.     Syn. 

set  free.    E  kala, 
^-inan^ci-pa'tion,  n.    Ka  hookuu  ana. 

Syn.  liberation.    Ke  kala  ana, 
E-man'ci-pa'tor,  n.    Ka  mea  nana  e 

hookuu.    Syn.  liberator. 
Em-balm',  v.    E  ialoa. 
Em-bank'ment,  n.    He  kapa;  he  paku. 
Em-bar'go,  n.    Palapala  hoopaa  moku, 

i  hole  Die. 
^m-bark',  v.  Ee  moku.  Syn.  go  aboard. 
Em'bar-ka'tion,  n.    Ka  ee  ana   i   ka 

moku.    Syn.  going  aboard. 
Em-bar'rass-ing,  adj.    Meae  hooulu- 

hua.    Syn.  confusing. 
Em-bar'rass-ment,  n.  1.  Ka  pihoihoi. 

2.     Pilikia.     Peamiary  embarrassment, 
^  ka  pilikia  no  ke  dala  ole. 
Em'bas-sy,  n.    He  poe  elele  aupuni. 
Em-bel'li8h,z'.  E  hoonani.  Embellished 
^v)ith  engravings,  hoonaniia  me  na  kii. 
Em'bers»  7i.   Nanahu  enaena.   Syn.  live 

coals. 
Em-bez'zle,  v.    E  apuka  dala. 
Em-bez'zle-ment,  n.    Ka  apuka  ana  i 

ke  dala. 
Em-bez'zler,  n.   Mea  apuka  dala.  Syn. 
^  defaulter. 

Em'blem,   n.     He   hoailona;   he  ouli. 
^Syn.  symbol;  sign. 

Em'blem-at/ic,  adj.     E  hoailona  ana. 
Em-bod'y,  v.     E  hoohui.     To  embody 

thought,  e  hoohui  manao. 
Em-bold'en,  v.    E  hoo-a'-a'. 
^m-brace',  v.    E  hii;  e  puliki. 
Em'bro  "ea'tion,  n.    Laau  hamo. 
Em-broid'er,  v.    E  hoonionio;  e  hana 

lihilihi. 
Em-broid'er-y,  n.    Lihilihi  lole. 
Em-broil',  V.    E  hoohaunaele;  e  hoala 
^1  kahakaka. 

5m'bry-o,  v.     Ka  mole;  kamakamua. 
Em'er-ald,  n.    Pohaku  momi;  emerala. 
E-mer^e',  v.    E  puka  mai. 
E-mer'gen-cy,   n.     Pilikia  ulla   \vale 
^mai;  pilikia  Kuhevva. 
Em'er-v,  n.    Lepo  metala,  mea  anal. 
E-met'lc,  TO.    Laau  hoo-luai. 
Emk'i-grant,  n.    Mea  baalele  aina  ha- 
^nau  anoho  makaalna  e. 
Em'i-grfite,  v.    E  haalele  alna  hanau. 
Em-i-grii'tion,  n.    Ka  haalele  aina. 
EmM-nence,  TO.    1.  Kahi  kiekie.     On  an 

eminence 'm.a.  kahi  kiekie. 

2.    Kulana  kiekie.    Eise  to  eminence,  e 

pii  i  ke  kulaua  kiekie. 


Em'i-nent,  adj.    Kiekie ;  kaulaua.  Syn. 
.  distinguished ;  celebrated. 
Em'is-8a-ry,  n.    He  kin.    Syn.  spy. 
E-mit',  v.  1,    E  hoopuka.  Emit  a  sound, 

e  hoopuka  I  leo. 

2.    E  mohala;  e  moani.     To  emit  fra- 
grance, e  moani. 
E-mol'u-ment,  n.    Ka  loaa;  ka  puka. 

Emoluments  of  office,  na  loaa  o  ka  oinaua. 
E-mo'tion,  n.    1.    Pihoihoi.    Syn.  agi- 
tation. 

2.    Manao.    Syn.  feeling.  A  joyful  emo- 
^tion,  he  manao  hauoli. 
Em'per-or,  to.    He  Emepero. 
IKm'pha-sis,  TO.    Ke  kalele  ana  o  ka  leo. 
Em'pha-size,  1.    E  kalele  leo. 

2.    E  hoomaopopo  lea. 
Em-phat'ie,  adj.      Loa.     An  emphatic 

denial,  he  hoole  loa, 

2.      Koikoi;    ano    nui.      An   emphatic 

thought,  he  manao  koikoi. 
Em-phat'ie-al-ly,  adv,    1.    Io;.maoli. 

Emphatically  80,  pela  io  no;    or,  pela 

maoli  no. 
^2.    Me  ka  leo  koikoi. 
Em'pire,  to.    1.    Aupuni  o  ka  Emepero. 

2.    Ka  mana  nui. 
Em-ploy',  V.  1.    E  lawelawe.  Syn.  use. 

2.  E  hoolimalima.    Syn.  hire. 

3.  E  hoohana;  hoounauna.  Syn.  work. 
Em-ploy',  TO.    Hana.     To  be  in  the  em- 
ploy of  one,  e  noho  ma  ka  hana  o  ke- 
Vahi. 

Em-ploy'er,  to.    Haku  hana. 
Em-ploy'm«nt,  TO.  Hana;  oihana.  Syn. 

business;  occupation. 
Em-pow'er,  v.   E  kau  mana  aku.    Syn. 
„  authorize. 

Eixi'press,  TO.    Emepera  wahine. 
Emp'ti-ness,  w.      Ka  nele;   ka  waiho 
^  kaawale  ana. 
Einp'ty,  adj.  Nele:  hakahaka;  kaawale. 

An  empty  house,  he  hale  kaawale.    An 

empty  head,  he  poo  hakahaka;  or,  he 
^  poo  nele  i  ka  ike. 
Emp'ty,  v.    E  ninini:  e  kiola  aku. 
Em'u-late,  v.    E  hooikaika  i  like. 
Em'u-la'tion,  to.     Ka  hooikaika  ana  i 
^like.    Syn.  competition. 
Em'u-loiis,  a^'.    Ake  nui  e  like. 
En-a'ble,  v.    E  kokua.    Syn.  assist. 
En-act',  V.    E  hooholo  i  kanawai. 
En-&ct'ment,  n.    1.    He  kanawai  i  hoo- 

holoia,    Syn.  act. 

2.    Ka  hooholo  ana  i  ke  kanawai. 
En-€amp'ment,  n.    Wahi  e  hoomoana 

ai.    Syn.  camp. 
En-chain',  v.     E  hoopaa.     To  enchain 

the  attention,  e  hoopaa  i  ka  manao. 
En-ch&iit',  V.   1.    £  hoohalua  i  ka  ma- 
nao. 

2.    E  hooholhoi.    Syn.  delight. 

8.    E  hana  kilokilo.    Syn.  bewitch. 
En-cir'ele,  v.  E  hoopuui;  e  poai  apuni. 
En-c6re'  (oiig-kor';,  n.  E  kaheae  nana 

hou. 
En-cdon'ter,  v.    E  halawai  he  alo  he 

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En-cdur'agfe,  v.     E  hooland,  manao;  e 

^  hoohoihoi. 

En-cdur'age-ment,  n.  Ka  hooikaika 
ana  i  ka  manao. 

En-eour'ag-ing,  adj.  Hoihoi;  hoohoi- 
hoi. 

En-croach',  v.  E  komo  hewa.  Syn. 
intrude. 

En-eroach'ment,  n.  Ke  komo  bewa 
ana.    Syn.  intrusion. 

En-cum'ber,  v.  E  hookaumaha;  e  hoo- 
hihia;  hoopilikia.  Syn.  overload;  em- 
barrass. 

Eii-€iim'braiis®»  *i-  !•  He  haawe  kau- 
maha. 

2.    He  aie'.     An  encumbered  estate,  he 
waiwai  i  hookaumahaia  i  ka  aie'. 

En'cy-clo-pe'dl^a,  n.  Buke  hoike  po- 
kole  no  kela  me  keia  mea. 

find,  71.  Kahopena.  The  end  of  all  things, 
ka  hopena  o  ha  mea  a  pau. 

2.  Ka  piko.    End  of  a  rope,  ka  piko  o 
ke  kaula. 

3.  Ke  kala.     End  of  a  kov^e,  ke  kala 
o  ka  hale.    Syn.  gable. 

4.  Welau.    End  of  a  board,  ka  welau  o 
ka  papa.    Ends  of  the  earth,  na  welau  o 

„ka  honua. 

End,  V.  E  hoopau;  e  hoo-oki. 
En-dan'grer,  v.  E  hoopilikia. 
En-dear',  v.  E  halialia  ke  aloha;  e  hoo- 

nui  i  ke  aloha;  e  paiauma.    Endearing 

affection,  aloha  paiauma. 
En-dear'mertt,  n.    Hana  hoomlllmili; 

hana  hoala  aloha. 
En-deav'or,  n.    Ka  hoao  ana.    Sy^.  ef- 
^fort;  attempt. 
End'ing,  n,    Ka  pau  ana. 
End'less,  adj.    Pau  ole;  mau  lOft. 
En-dorse',  v.    1.    E  apono. 

2.  E  kakau  inoa  ma  ke  kua  o  ka  hila 
dala. 

3.  E  kakau  kokua  i  ka  inoa  ma  ko  hai 
hila  aie'. 

En-dow,  V.  E  hoolako.  To  endow  a 
school,  e  hoolako  ke  kula  i  ke  dala. 

En-ddw'ment,  n.    Ka  hoolako  ana. 
En-diir'ance,  n.     Hoomanawanui;    a- 
honui. 

V.    1.    E  hoomanawanui;   e 


En-duro', 

ahonui. 

2.    E  mau. 
^mau  loa. 
End'ways,^ 
End'wise,  \ 
En'e-my,  n. 


Endure  for  ever,  e  mau  a 

adv.    Ma  ka  welau. 
He  enemi. 

Makaala;  noke.  Syn. 


En'er-gref  ic,  adj. 

^  active ;  vigorous. 

En'er-gry,  n.    Ikaika  o  ka  manao;  kuoo; 

kamaehu.    Syn.  vigor;  spirit. 
E-ner'vate,  v.    E  hoonawaliwali;  hoo- 

palupalu.    Syn.  enfeeble. 
En'er-va'tion,  n.      Ka  hoonawaliwali 

ana^   Syn.  enfeeblement. 
En-force',  v.    E  hooko'. 

En-fran'chise,  v.    E  haawl  i  na  pono 
makaainana. 


En-ga^e',    v.      1.     E     kauoha.      Syn. 
speak  for. 

2.  E  hoolimalima.    Syn  hire. 

3.  E  ae  paa.    Syn.  agree. 

4.  E  paa  i  ka  hana.  Syn.  employ. 
Engaged  in  business,  paa  ma  ka  oihana; 
komo  ma  ka  oihana. 

5.  Ehooukakaua. 

En-gag^ed',  adj.    1.    Lilo.    Syn.  spoken 

for. 

2.  Hoopalau.  Syn.  betrothed ;  espoused. 

S.    Paa  i  ka  hana.    Syn.  busy. 
En-gage'ment,  n.    1.    Olelopaa.    Syn. 

agreement. 

2.  Ka  hoopalau  ana.     Syn.  betrothal. 

3.  Hoouka  kaua.  Syn.  combat;  battle. 
En-ga^ing,    adj.    Aulii;  kohu.     Syn. 

^  attractive. 

En'glne,  n.     Enikini;  mikini;  mea  ko- 
^  kua  1  ka  hana  o  ka  lima. 
En'grin-eer',  n.      1.      Kanaka  malama 

enikini. 

2.    Civil  engineer,  kanaka  ana  aina;  ana 

alanui,  etc. 
En'glish,  adj.    Beritania.    English  lanr 

guage,  olelo  Beritania. 
En-grave',  v.    E  kahakaha. 
En-grav'er,  71.    Mea  kahakaha  kii. 
En-grav'ing,  n.    1.    Ke  kahakaha  ana, 

2.    Kii  i  kahala. 
En-gross',  v,    1.    E  kakau  poepoe. 

2.  E  hoopaa.  To  engross  the  attention, 
e  hoopaa  loa  i  ka  noonoo. 

3.  Lilo  loa.  The  work  engrosses  all  his 
time,  lilo  loa  kona  mauawa  i  ka  hana. 

En-gross'ment,  n.  1.  Ke  kakau  poe- 
poe. 

2.  Ka  lilo  loa  ana  o  ka  manao;  a 
manawa  paha. 

En-hance',  v.  E  hoonui  ae.  Syn.  in- 
crease.' 

E-nig'ma,  n.    Olelo  nane.    Syn.  puzzle. 

En-join',  v.    1.    E  kauoha;  e  koi. 
2.    E  papa  mamuli  o  ke  kanawai. 

En-j6y',  v.    E  hoihoi;  e  lealea;  e  olioli. 

En-j«5y'ment,  n.  He  lealea;  he  olioli; 
he  hauoli. 

En-larg-e',  V.  1.  E  hoomahuahua;  & 
hooakea. 

2.  E  hoonui  olelo.  Enlarge  upon  a  sub- 
ject, e  hoonui  olelo  ma  ke  kumu  ma- 
nao. 

En-light'en,  v.  E  hoonaauao;  hoo-ma- 
lamalama.    Syn.  instruct. 

En-lighf  en-ntient,  n.  Ka  hoonaauao 
ana. 

En-llst',  V.  1.  E  kakau  inoa  no  kekahl 
oihana. 

2.  E  hoala.  To  enlist  the  sympathy,  e 
hoala  i  ka  manao  kokua. 

En-llst'ment,  n.  Ke  komo  ana.  En- 
listment in  the  cause  of  education,  ke 
komo  ana  ma  ka  oihana.  hoonaauao. 

En-liv'en,  v.    E  hoo-hoihoi;  hoo-eu-eu; 
^  hoo-lalelale. 

En'ml-ty,  n.  Ke  ku-e';  enemi  ma  ka 
noho  ana. 

En-no'ble,  v.    E  hoohanohano. 


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fi-nor'mi-ty,  n.    Ka  ino  loa;  ka  hohonu 

o  kaiuo.    Syn  depravity. 
£-n6r'inoils,  adj.     Nul   loa;  weliweli 

kauui.    Syn.  immense. 
E-noCigh'   (e-nfif),  adj.    Lawa.     Syn. 

sufficient. 
En-quireS  V.     E  ninau  aku.    Syn.  in- 
quire. 
Eu-ril^e',  V.    E  hoopiha  i  ka  inaina. 
En-rleh',  v.     1.     E  hoolako.     Syn.  to 

make  rich. 

2.    E  kipulu.    Syn.  fertilize. 
En-roll',  -y.    E  kakau  inoa  ma  ka  papa 

inoa. 
En-roll'ment,  n.    Ke  kakau  ana   o  ka 
^  inoa  ma  ka  papa  inoa. 
En'sign,  n.    1.    Ka  mea  nana  e  lawe  i 

ka  hae. 

2.    He  hae. 
En-slave',  v.    E  hookauwa  kuapaa. 
En-slave'inent,  n,    Ka  hookauwa  ana. 
En-sue',?;.    Ehahai.    Evil  will  ensue,  e 

hahal  auanei  ka  ino. 
:5n-tan'gle,  v.    E  hoohihia. 
En'ter,  v.    1.    E  hookomo.     To  enter  an 

account,  e  hookomo  i  ka  inoa  ma  ka  bu- 

ke  helu. 

2.  To  enter  a  business,  e  komo  aku  ma 
ka  oihana. 

3.  To  enter  an  action,  e  hoopii.    Syn. 
^sue. 

En'ter-prise,  n.     Hana  nui.    SYN.  un- 

^  dertaking. 

En'ter-pris'ingf,  adj.  Aa  i  ka  hapai  ana 

^  i  ka  hana  nui. 

En'ter-tain',  v.  1.  E  hookipa.  Enter- 
tain strangers,  e  hookipa  i  na  maHhiui. 
2.    E  hoo-oluolu;  e  hoo-hoihoi. 

En'ter-tain'er,  n.    Mea  hookipa, 

En'ter-tain'ment,  n.    Ke  kipa  ana. 

En-thu'si-ftsm,  n.  Ka  hoihoi  o  ka  ma- 
nao;  ke  ano  hoolalelale. 

En-thu'si-ast'ic,  adj.  Piha  i  ka  hoi- 
hoi. 

En-tice',  v.    E  hoowalewale ;  e  onou. 

En-tice'ment,  n.    K a  hoowalewale;  ka 

onou  ana.    Syn.  seduction. 
En-ti'cer,  «.   Mea  nana  e  hoowalewale; 

mea  onou.    Syn.  seducer. 
En-tire',  adj.    Holookoa;  pauloa. 
En-tire'iy,  adv.   Loa.    Entirely  finished, 

pau  loji  i  ka  hana  ia.    Syn.  completely. 

Entirely  subdued,  laka  loa. 
En-ti'tle,  V.    E  hoo-kuleana. 

En -tomb'  (tffbm),  v.    E  hookomo  ma 

kailina. 
En'to-mdl'o-g^ist,  n.    Kanaka  Ike  no 

^na  mea  kolo. 
En'to-nidl'o-g:y,  n.    Ka  ike  no  na  mea 

^  kolo. 

En'trails,  n.    Na  naau  liilll. 

En'trance,  n.    1.    Ke  komo  ana. 
,2.    Kahi  e  komo  ai. 
En-trance',  v.  E  hoohoihoi;  hoohauoli. 

Syn.  enrapture. 
En-trftp',  V.  E  hoohalua;  e  uplkl.  Syn. 

decoy. 


En-treat',  v.  E  koi ;  e  nol  haahaa.  Syn- 

Bupplicate;  petition. 
En-treat'y,  n.    Ka  noi  haahaa.    Syn. 
^supplication. 
En'try,  n.    SYn.  entrance. 
E-nu'mer  ate,  v.    E  helu  pakaki. 
E-nu'mer-a'tion,  n.    Ka  helu  ana. 
E-nfin'ci-ate,  v.  E  hai  maopopo  mai. 
En-vel'op,  v.    1.    E  hoopaapu.    Envel- 
oped in  smoke,  hoopaapuia  i  ka  u-ahi. 

2.    E  wahi'  i  kekahi  mea.    Syn.  wrap 
^up. 
En'vel-ope,  n.    1.    Wahi  leta. 

2.    Wahi'.    Syn.  wrap. 
En'rl-ous,  adj.    Hoo-nuo'i;  huahuwa'; 

keke'ue. 
En-vi'rons,  n.    Na  wahi  e  hoopuni  ana 
^i  ke  kulanakauhale. 
En'voy,  n.    He  elele  kiekie  o  ke  aupu- 
^ni.    Syn.  ambassador. 
En'vy,  V.    Huahuwa';  lili. 
Ep'au-let,  n.    Lei  poohiwi. 
E-phem'e-ral,  adj.    Hee  wale;  pau  ko- 
^ke.    Syn.  fleeting. 
Ep'i-eure,  n.    Kanaka  manao  nui  i  na 

mea  ai  me  na  mea  inu. 
Ep-i-dem'ie,  n.    He  mai  laha. 
Ep-i-der'nais,  w.    Ka  ili.    Syn.  skin. 
Ep-i-gl6t'tis,  n.    He  uhi  no  ka  puka  e 
^  alakai  ana  i  ke  ake  mama. 
Ep'i-lep-sy,  n.    Mai  lo'lo'. 
E-pIs'co-pa-cy,  n.    Ka  oihana  bihopa. 
E-pis'co-palT  adj.     Pili  i  ka  ekalesia 

bihopa. 
:^-pi8'tle,  n.    Palapala.    Syn.  letter. 
Ep'i-taph,  n.    He  olelo  i  kahaia  ma  ka 
^pohaku  ilina. 

Ep'i-thet,  n.    Hua  olelo  hoike  pono  i 
\.  ke  ano. 

lEp'ocli  (ep'ok),  n.    He  wa  kaulana. 
Eq'ua-ble,  adj.    Kaulike;  kupono. 
E'qual,  n.    Mea  like.    An  equal,  h.Q  hoh 

ma  ke  kulana  like. 
E-qual'i-ty,  w.    K a  like. 
E'qual-ly,  adv.    Like  a  like. 
E'qua-niui'i-ty,  n.  Oluolu  o  ka  manao. 
E-qua'tion,  n.      He  kaulike;    ke  kau 

like  ana  o  na  kuaniti  elua. 
E-quJi'tor,  n.    Poai  waena  honua. 
E'qua-to'rl-al,    ady.     Fill   i   ka    poai 

waena. 
E-ques'tri-an,  n.    Mea  hooholo  lio. 
E'q&i-an'gu-lar,  adj.    Huina-like. 
j|;'qui-dis'tant,  adj.    Kaawale  like. 
E'qui-lat'er-al,  adj.    Aoao  like. 
E'qul-llb'ri-um,  n.    Kaumahallke. 
E'quine,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  lio. 
E'qui-noc'tinl,  adj.  or  n.    Ka  poai  wa- 
ena o  ke  aouli ;  a  hiki  ka  la  ilaila  ua  li- 
_  kl  ke  ao  mo  ka  po  ma  na  wahi  a  pau. 
E'qni-nox,  n.    ka  wa  i  like  a  like  ke  ao 

me  ka  po  ma  na  wahi  a  pau. 
E-qnIp',  V.    E  hoolako  a  makauknu. 
Eq'ui-page  (ek'wi-pej),7t.  1.  Naukali 

o  kela  me  keia  ano. 

2.    Na  kahiko  o  kela  me  keia  ano. 
E-quip'xaent,  n,     Na  lako  hoomakau- 

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E'qui-poise,    n.    *Ke   kaupaona   like. 
„  Syn.  equilibrium. 

Eq'ui-ta-ble,  adj.     Kaulike;   kupono. 
„Syn.  fair;  just. 

Eq'ui-ty,  n.  Ke  kaulike;  ka  hoopono. 
JE-quiv'a-lent,  n.  Ka  mea  waiwai  like. 
E-quIv'o-cal,  adj.  Epa-epa;  wahahee. 
E-quiv'o-cate,  v.  E  olelo  epa;  e  hoo- 
_punipuni. 
E'ra,  n.    He  au ;  he  wa.     The  Christian 

era,  ke  au  Kristiano. 
E-rad'i-eate,  V.   1.  E  anal.    Syn.  erase. 

2.    E  uhuki;  e  hehuae.  Syn.  extirpate. 
E-rage',  v.    E  holoi.    Syn.  efface;    ob- 
literate.   To  erase  a  writing,  e  holoi  i  ka 

mea  1  kakauia. 
E-ra'sion, )       Ka  holoi  ana  o  ka  mea 
E-ra'sure,)       i  kahaia  a  kakauia  paha. 
Ere  (&r),  prep,  and  adv.     Mamua;   ma- 

mua'e. 
E-reet',  ad/.  Kupololei;  kupono.  Syn. 

perpendicular. 
E-re€t%  v.    1.    E  kukulu. 

2.    E  hoo-ku'  pololei. 
E-rec'tion,  n.    1.    Ke  kukulu  ana. 

2.    Ka  mea  i  kukuluia. 
Erelong',  adv.    Aole  liuliu. 
Err,  V.    E  kuhihewn;  e  lalau. 
Er'rand,  n.     He  kumuhoounanna.    To 

send  on  an  errand,  e  hoounauna. 
Er-raf  ic,  adj.    Keekee ;  kuawili. 
Er-ra'tum,  n.    Hewa  ma  ka  nai  ana. 
Iglr-rd'ne-oiis,  adj.    Hewa;  kuhihewa. 
Er'ror,  w.    1.    Hewa.    Syn.  evil;  sin. 
^2.    Kuhihewa;  lalau.    Syn.  mistake. 
Er'u-dite,  adj.    Naauao.    Syn.  learned. 
Er-u-di'tion,  n.     Ka  naauao;  ka  ike. 

Syn.  learning. 
E-riip'tion,  n.    1.    He  puupuu  ma  ke 

kino. 
^2.    Ka  pahu'  ana  o  ka  pele. 
Er'y-sip'e-las,  n.    He  mai  ulanla  kolo; 

ano  lain  a. 
Es-cape',  v.    E  holoapakele;ehee  aku. 
,  Way  of  escape,  kahi  e  pakele  al. 
Es-cheat',  v.    E  hoi  hou  i ka  haku  aina; 

a  ike  aupuni  paha. 
Es-cliew',  V.    E  haalele;e  kaaokoa'ku. 

Eschew  evil,  e  haalele  i  ka  hewa.      Syn. 

forsake;  avoid. 
Es-cort',   V.      1.      E  huakai    hoohano- 

hano. 
^2.    E  ukali  i  mea  malama. 
Es'eort,  n.  1.  He  huakai  hoohanohano. 
^  2.    He  poe  koa ;  mea  malama, 
Es'cri-toir    (es-cri-twar),    n.      Pahu 

kakau  palapala.     Syn.  writing   desk; 
^  secretary. 

Es'eu-lent,  w.    Mea  kupono  ke  al. 
E-sopli'a-gtis,  71.    Xapuu.   Syn.  gullet. 
Es-pe'cial-ly,  adv.    Oiaiohoi. 
JEs'pi-on-age,  n.    Ka  hoomaka'kiu. 
Es'pla-nade',  n.    Wahi  kaawale  iloko 

o  ke  kulanakauhale. 
Es-pfius'al,  n.    Ka  hoopalau  ana. 
Es-pduse',  V.     1.     E  hoopalau.     Syn. 

betroth. 

2.    E  kokuamamuli  okekahl  mea. 


Es-say'    v.     E  hoao.     Syn.    endeavor 

^  Essay  to  go,e  hoao  e  hele. 

Es'say,  n.    He  kumumanao  i  hakuia. 

:^8'8ay-ist,  n.    Mea  haku  manao. 
Es'sence,  n.    1.    Hewaiala. 

2.    Kai'o;  ke  anonui.    Syn.  meaning. 
Es-sen'tial,   adj.     Kupono  loa,     Syn. 

necessary. 
Es-tab'lish,  v.      1.      E   hoonohonoho. 

Establish  boundaries,  e  hoonohonoho  pa- 

lena  aina.    Syn.  settle. 

2.  E   hookumu;  hookahua.    Establish 
schools,  e  hookumu  i  na  kula. 

3.  E  hookupaa.    Establish  principles,  e 
hookupaa  i  na  loina. 

Es-tab'iish-inent,  n.  L  Ka  hoonoho- 
noho ana. 

2.    Hale  oihana.    A  printing  establish' 
vient,  he  hale  pal  palapala. 

Es-tate'.  71.  1.  Waiwai.  Syn.  property. 
Real  estate,  waiwai  paa.  PersonaL 
estate,  waiwai  lewa. 

2.  Kulana,    Syn.  rank.    High  estate^ 
kulana  kiekie. 

3.  Kekahi  ona  mana  o  ke  aupuni. 
Es-teem',  v.    E  mahalo  nui. 

Eg'ti-ma-ble,  adj.    Mahaloia. 

Es'tl-mate,  n.    E  noonoo  no  kanuio 

>^  kekahi  mea. 

Es'ti-ina'tion,  n.     1.    Ka  noonoo  ana. 

Syn.  computation. 

2.    Ka  mahalo.    A  high  estimation,  he 

mahalo  nui. 
Es-tran^e',  v.    E  hoohuli  ku-e'.    Syn. 

alienate. 
Es-tran^e'ment,  n.     Ka  hoohuli  ku-e' 
^  ana  o  ka  manao.    Syn.  alienation. 
Es-tray',  n.    He  holoholona  hele  hewa^ 

E-ter'nal,  adj.    Mai  kinohi  a  mau  loa 
aku.    The  Eternal,  Ke  Akua  Mau  Loa. 
E-ter'ni-ty,  n.    Ke  Ao  pau  ole. 

Eth'ics,  n,    K&  ike  e  pili  ana  i  ka  hoike 

uhane. 
Eth-n61'o-^y,  n.    Ka  olelo  e  pili  ana  i 
^  kela  me  keia  lahui,  ma  kona  ano. 
Et'i-quette  (et'i-ket)  n.    Na  rula  no 
^  ka  launa pono  aoa. 

Et'y-mdl'o-gist,  n.     Kanaka  imi  i  ke 
^  ano  o  na  hua  olelo. 
Et'y-mol'o-gy.  7i.    Ka  ike  i  imi  i  ke  ku« 

mu  o  kela  me  keia  hua  olelo. 
Eu'lo-grize,  V.     E  mahalo  nui  ma  ka 

olelo. 
Eu'lo-gy,  n.    He  haiolelo  e  haawi  ana  i 

ka  mahalo.    Syn.  encomium. 
Eu'pho-ny,  n.    Ke  kani  pono  o  ka  leo 

ma  ka  puana  leo. 
Eu'ro-pe'an,  adj.    No  Europa. 

E-va€'u-ate,  v.     1.     E  haalele.     Syn. 

quit;  vacate. 

2.    E  hoonaha'  laau  lapaau. 
E-vac'u-a'tion,  n.    1.    Ka  haalele  ana. 

2.  Ka  hoonaha'  ana. 

3.  Hana  lepo. 

E-vade,  n.  E  alo  ae;  e  huli  ae.  Syn. 
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Ev'a-nds'cent,   adj.     Pau   wale;    lele 

koke;  hee  wale;  mahani.    The  thought 

has  escaped  me,  inahani   aku  nei  ka 
^manao. 
Ev'an-gel'ie-al,   adj.      Kulike  me  ka 

euauelio.    Syn.  orthodox. 
E-van'gel-ist,  n.    He  haiolelo. 
XI-van'g:el-ize>  a.    E  hoohuli  mamuli  o 

ka  euanelio. 
E-vap'o-rate,  v.    E  omo  wai  1  ka  wela. 
E-va^>'o-ra'tion,  n.    Ka  omo  ana  o  ka 

wai  1  ka  wela. 
E-vas'ive,  adj.     Lauwili;   pololei  ole. 
_  An  evasive  answer,  he  haina  lauwili. 
Eve,  n.    Ahiahi.    Syn.  evening. 
E'ven,  adj.    1.    Laumania.    An  even  sur- 
face, ill  laumania, 

2.     Kau-like.     An  even  number,  helu 

kau-like. 
_  8.    ( Adv.)    Even  so,  pela  i'o  no. 
Ev'en-lne:,  n.  Ka  na-po'  ana  o  ka  la;  ke 
_ ahiahi;  kaliula'. 
Ev'en-ly,  arfv.     Like  a  like.     To  divide 

evenly,  e  mahele  like  a  like. 
E-vent',  w.    1.    He  hananui;  he  ouli. 
_2.    Kameaikoia. 

E - ven t' f ul,  acy.    Paapu  i  na  hananui. 
E'ven-tlde,  n.    Syn.  evening. 
Ev'er,  adv.    1.    Kekahi  wa, 

2.    Mau.    Forever  and  ever,  mau,  a  mau; 

la  ao  aku.  ia  ao  aku. 
E  v'er-glade,  n.   Aina  i  uhiia  i  ka  wai  a 
^meke  mauu. 

Ij^v'er-green,  n.    Laauuliuli  mau. 
Ev'er-last'ing,  adj.     Mau   loa,     Syn. 
.eternal. 

Ev'er-y,  adj.    Pau  loa.    Each  and  every 
^  one,  pau  loa,  kela  me  keia. 
Ev'er-v-where,    adv.     Ma  na  wahl  a 

pau;  null  moku. 
E-vIct',  V.    E  kipaku.    Syn.  eject. 
E-vic'tlon,  n.    Ke  kipaku  ana.     Syn. 
^ejection. 

Ev'i-dence,  n.   Olelohoike.   Syn.  testi- 
„mony. 

Ev'i -dent,  ad/.  Moakaka;  maopopolea. 
E v'i-dent-ly,  adv.    Maopopo  lea. 
E'vil,  n.    1.    He  ino.    Svn.  sin;  hewa. 

2.    Poino.    Syn.  disaster. 
E-vince',  v.    E  hoike.    Syn.  show.     To 

evince  determination,  e  hoike  i  ka  manao 

paa. 
E-voke',  a.   1.  E  kahea.    To  evoke  assist- 
ance, e  kahea  i  kokua.     Syn.  call  forth. 

2.    E  hoike.    To  evoke  the  powers  of  the 

mind,  e  hoike  mai  i  na  mana  o  ka  noo- 
^noo. 
Ev'o-lu'tion,  n.     Ka  hoomohala  ana, 

mal  ke  kumu  mai. 
E-vdlve',  V.  E  hoomohala  no  loko  mai; 

e  unuhi  ae  no  loko  mal. 
Ewe  (yu),  n.    Hipa  wnhine. 
Ew'er  (yuer,)  71.    Pikawai. 
Ex-&ct',  adj.    Like  loa.    Syn.  precise. 
Ex- Act',  V.    E  koi.    Exact  tribute,  e  kol  I 

ka  auhau. 
Es-ftct'ing:,  adj.     Paaklkl;   oolea.    An 

exacting  man,  he  kanaka  paaklkl. 


E3-&c'tion,  n.    1,    Ke  kol  ana  me  ka 

mana  o  ke  kanawai. 

2.    Ka  meal  koi  ia. 
E  J- aet/ly,  adv.    1.    Pela  i'o.    Exactly  so, 

pela  i'o  no.    Syn.  precisely. 

2.    Like  loa. 
Ex-ag'grer-ate,  V.    Ehoonuiae;  e  haar 

nui. 
Ex-ag'ger-at-ed,  adj.     Oi  ae  i  ko  ka 

oiaio. 
Ex-ag'ger-a'tlon,  n.     Ka  hoonui  ana 

mamuaoka  mea  oiaio:  kahaanuiana. 
Ex-alt',  V.    1.    E  hookJekie  ae.     Right- 
eousness exalteth  a  nation,  hookiekie  ae 

la  ka  pono  i  ka  lahui. 
,  2.    E  noano.    Syn.  laud;  praise. 
Ex'al -taction,  71.  1.    Ka  hookiekie  ana. 

2.    Ka  hoano  ana. 
Ex-al fed,  adj.    1.    Kiekie.    Syn. high. 

2.  "Hookiekieia'e.    Syn.  elevated. 
Ex-am'i-iia'tion,  n.     1.     Ka  imi  ana; 

ka  hull  ana.    Syn.  investigation. 

2.    He  hoike.    A  school  examination,  he 

hoike  kula. 
Ex-am'ine,  v.    1.    E  mill.     Syn.  look 

into  carefully. 

2.    Ninaninaii.  Examine  a  witness,  e  ui- 

naninau  i  ka  hoike. 

8.    E  hoike.     Examine  a  school,  e  hoike 

kula. 
Es-am'in-er,  w.    Mea  nana  e  mill ;  na- 
na e  hoike,  etc, 
Ex-am'ple,  n.    1.     He  ninau  hoomaa- 

maa. 

2.    He  kumu  hoohalike.    Syn.  pattern. 
Ex-as'per-ate,  v.    E  hoonaukiuki. 
Ijlx-as'per-a'tlon,  n,    Ka  ukiuki  ino. 
Ex'ea-vate,  V.    Ekohi;eeli.  Svn.  dig. 
Ex'ea-va'tion,  n.    Ka  lua  i  eliia. 
Ex-ceed'    v.     E  oi  aku;    e  pakela'ku. 

Syn.  surpass;  transcend. 
Ex-ceed'ing-ly,  adv.    Loa.    Exceeding- 
ly small,  makalii  loa.  Exceedingly  great, 

nunui  loa. 
Ex-ceP,  V.  E  kela.  Syn.  surpass;  exceed. 
Ex'cel-lence.  n.    Ka  maikai  oi. 
Ex'cel-len-cy,  n.  luoa  hanohano  no  ke 
,  kiaaina,  a  tuhina  aupuni  jjaha. 
Ex'cel-lent,  adj.     Maikai  oi;  kilohana, 
Ex-cept',  V.    1.    E  hoohalahala;  e  ku-e' 

i  ka  olelo.    Syn.  object. 

2.    E  hookoe.    Syn.  exclude. 
Ex-cept'.  prep.    1.    Koe.     Syn.  not  In- 
cluding. 

2.    Ke  ole.    Syn.  unless. 
Ex-c^pt'ing^,  prep.    Koe;koenae. 
Ex-cep'tioii,  n.    1.    Ke  ku-e'  ana  1  k& 

olelo. 

2.    Ka  mea  pill  ole;  ka  mea  i  koe. 
Ex-c6p'tion-a-ble,  adj.     Kupono  olej 

ku'i  ka  hoohalahala  ia. 
Ex-cess',  71.    1.    Ka  meakaulele;  kaoL. 

2.  "Kau'ha-u'ha.    Syn.  dissipation. 
Ex-ces'slve,  a<^'.      Kaulele;  oi  pakela. 
Ex-chan^e',  V.  Ehaawipanai;  epanai. 
Ex-chan^e',  n.  Kahi  e  kuka'ai  o  kapoe 

kalepa.    Merchants'  exchange^  hui  kuJta' 

o  ka  poe  kalepa. 


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Ex-cheq'uer  (eks-chek-er),  n,     Wal- 
.  houa  dala  o  ke  aupuni. 
Ex'cise,  n.    Ka  dute  waiwai.  Syn.  duty. 
Ex-cit'a-ble,  adj.    Pihoihol  wale;   pu- 

iwa ;  kapallli  wale  ka  houpo. 
Ex-cite',  v.  1.  E  hoohoihoi ;  e  hoopUioi- 

01. 

2.  E  hooeueu;  ehoolalelale.    Syn.  in- 
cite. 

3.  E  hoala.     Excite  a  disturhance^  e  ho- 
ala  i  ka  haunaele. 

Ex-cifing,^.  a.    Hoopihoihoi;  hoopili- 

hua.     Exciting  titnes,  wa  hoopilihuaai 
^ka  manao. 
Ex-cite'ment,  n.    1.    Ka  pihoihol. 

2.  "Ka  hoihoi  o  ka  naau. 

8.    Uluao'a;  haunaele.     Syn.  disturb- 
ance. 
Ex-claiin%  v.    E  kahea  nui;  e  hooTio. 
Ex'ela-ma'tion,  ?t.     He  kahea  nui;  he, 
^hoo'holeo. 
Ex'ela-ma'tion   point,   n.      Kiko  pu- 

iwa  (!). 
Ex-el am'a-to-ry,   adj..      Ano   hoo'ho; 

ano  puiwa  o  ka  leo. 
Ex-elude',  v.    E  panl  aku;   e  pale  aku 

iwaho.    Syn.  debar. 
Ex-elu'slve,  adj    1.    Heluoleia.   Syn. 

excepting. 

2.    laiihi;  nohokaawale;  launa  ole. 
Ex-elu'sive-ly,  adv.     Wale  no.     Yours 
^exclusively,  nou.  wale  no. 
Ex'cotn-mu'Tii-eate,  v.    E  okiaku. 
Ex-eres'cence,  n.  He  puu  ulu  wtile  mal. 
Ex-eru'cl-at-ing,  adj.     Mahuahua  loa 

oka  eha^ 
Ex-eftl'pate,  v.    E  kaaokoa  i  ka  hewa. 

Syn.  exonerate. 
Ex-eur'sion,  n   Ka  hele  makaikai  i  kau 

wahi. 
Ex-eiis'a-ble,  adj.    Kupono  ke  kalaia, 
Ex-euse,  (ex-kuz'),  v.    E  kala. 
Ex-cuse'  (ex-kus'),  n.  He  olelo  apono. 
.  Syn.  apology. 

Ex'e-era-ble,  ac(j.     Ino  loa.     Syn.  de- 
testable. 
Ex'e-erate,  v.     B  hooino;  e  olelo  ino. 
^Syn.  curse. 

Ex'e-eute,  v.     1.     E  hooko'.    Syn.  per- 
form. 
_  2.  E  hoomake,  mamuli  o  ke  kanawai. 
Ex'e-eu'tion,  n.     1.     Ka  hooko'  ana, 

Syn.  performance. 

2.    Ka  hoomake  ana. 
Ex'e-eu'tion-er,  n.    Kanaka  hoomake 

mamuli  o  ke  kanawai. 
Ex-ee'u-tive,   n      Mana,  a   poe  paha, 

hooko  kanawai. 
Ej-ce'u-tor,  n.     Kahu  hooko  kauoha 

no  ka  waiwai  hooilina. 
Ex-ee'u-trix,  n.    Kahu  wahiue  hooko' 
^  kaiioha. 
Ex-em'pla-ry,  adj.     Kupono  ke  hoo- 

halike  ia. 
Ex-em'pli-fy,  v.    E  hoikeike  hoomaa- 

maa. 
Ex-empt',  adi.    Hookuuia.  Exemptfrom 

taxation,  hookuuia  mai  ka  auhau. 


Ex-empt',  V.    E  hookuu ;  e  hookaawale. 
Ej-emiVtion,  n.    Ka  hookuu  ana.     Ex' 

eruption  from  taxes,  ka  hookuu  ana  mai 

na  auhau. 
Ex'er-cise,  n.    1.    Ka  hooikaika  kino, 
^  2.    He  haawina  hoomaamaa. 
Ex'er-cise,  v.    1.    E  hooikaika  kino, 

2.    E  fioohana.    Syn.  employ;  use. 
Es-ert',  V.    1.    Ehoo-eu'eu;  hoolalelale. 

2.    E  hooikaika.    Syn.  put  forth  ett'ort. 
Ex-Hr'tion,  n.    Ka  hooikaika  ana.  Syn. 

eifort.  Great  exertion,  ka  hooikaika  nui. 
Ex-hale',  t;.    E  moani;  e  mohala.   Syn. 

emit. 
Es-hausf ,    V.     1.     E   hoopau.     Syn, 

spend. 

2.  E  paupauaho.    Syn.  weary. 

3.  E  nooraaluhiluhi  loa.  Syn.  tire  out. 
Ex-liau8'tioii,  n.    1.     Ka  paupauaho. 

2.    Maluhiluhi;  naenae.     Syn.   weari- 
ness. 

8.    Ka  hoopau  loa  ana. 
Ex-hau8t'le88,   adv.      Pau    ole.      Syn. 

unliVnited. 
Ej-hib'it, -».  Ehoike;  e  hoikeike.  Syn. 

show;  display.     To    exhibit    goods,   e 
^  hoikeike  i  ua  waiwaL 
Ex'hi-bi'tion,  n.    1.    He  hoikeike.    Li- 

ternational  exhibition,  he  hoikeike  o  na 

lahui  nui. 

2.    He  hoike  hai  olelo.    A  school  exhibit 
_  tion,  hoike  haiolelo  no  ke  kula. 
Ex-hil'a-rate,  v.     E  hoo-eu'eu';   hoo- 

hoihoi.    Syn.  cheer;  enliven. 
Ex-hil'a-ra/tlon,  n.  Ka  hoihoi  o  ka  ma- 
nao.   Syn.  animation. 
Ex-liorf  ,  V.    E  paipai;  e  kauleo.    Syn. 
,  counsel. 

Ex'hor-ta'tlon,  n.    Olelo  paipai. 
Ex-hort'er,  Ti.    Mea  paipai. 
i^JxL-hume,  v.    E  huaf.    Syn.  disinter. 
Ex'i-gen-cy,  n.    Pilikia  kuhewa;  pilf- 
^kiakuilca  wa.    Syn.  necessity. 
Ex-ile,  n.    He  kuewa. 
Ej-on'er-ate,  v,    E  kaaokoa  i  ka  hewa. 

Syn.  exculpate. 
Ej-di/bi-tant,  adj.      Kaulele;   pakela 

loa,    Syn.  excessive. 
Ex-6r'cise,  v.    E  mahiki. 
Ex-6t'ic,  n,     Mea  ulu  malihini  maka 

aina, 
Ex-pand',  17.    1.    E  hoomohala.     Syn, 

bloom. 

2.    E  moana.    Syn.  spread  out. 
Ex-panse',  Ti.    Ke   akea.      The  expanse 

of  tJie  heavens,  ke  akea  o  na  lani. 
^  Ex-pan'sion,  n.    1.    Ka  mohala  ana* 

2.    Kahooakeaana. 
Ex-pa'ti-ate,  v.    E  hooakea  i  ka  olelo; 

e  kamailio  akea, 
Ex-pa'tri-ate,    v.     E   wailana.     Syn. 

banish. 
]|:x-peet,  V.    E  kakalL 
£x'i>ee-ta'tiou,  n.    1.    Ke  kali  ana  o 

ka  manao. 

2.    Makemake.    Syn.  desire. 
Ex-pec'to-rant,  Ti,    Laau  kunu. 
Ex-peeto-rate,  v.    E  kuha. 


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Ifcx-peMl-en-cy,  n.    Ke  kiipono.     SYiT. 

desirableness' 
Ex-pe'di-ent,  adj.    Kupono.    Syn.  de- 

^  sirable. 
Ex'pe-d1t«,  V.    E  hoohiklwawe.     Syn. 

^hasten;  accelerate. 

Ex'pe-di'tion,  n.    1.    Ka  hikiwawe;  ka 
wikiwiki. 

^2.    Hehananui. 

Ex'pe-di'tlotisf,  adj.    HiklTVawe;  wiki- 
wiki. 
Ex-pel',  V.    E  hookuke;  e  kipaku. 
Ex-pend',  v.    E  tioolilo.    SYN.  spend. 
Ex-pend'i-ture,  n.    Ka  hoolilo  ana. 
Ex-pense^  n.    Lila.    SYN.  cost. 

Ex-pen'sive,  adj    .Nui  o  ka  lilo;  kuinu 

kuai  nui. 
Ex-pe'ri-ence,  n.  Ka  ike  i  loaa  mamull 

o  kahana;  He  ike  iiio. 
Ex-pe'ri-enced,  adj.     Makaukau  ma- 

muli  o  ka  il£e  iho.  An  experienced  man, 

he  kanaka  i  ike  nona  Iho. 
Ex-per'i-ment,  n.    Hana  hoao. 

Ex-perf ,  ad/.     Noeau;  akamai.     Syn. 

skilful;  handy. 
^x'pi-ate,  V.    E  huikala.     Syn.  atone. 
Ex'pi-a'tion,  n.    Ka  huikala  ana.  Syn. 
^  atonement. 
Ex-pire',  r.    1.    E  make.    SyN.  die. 

2.  E  pio.    Syn.  go  out  The  fire  expires^ 
ke  pio  nei  ke  ahi. 

3.  Pau.    TAe  fime  expires,  kepau  nei  ka 
manawa. 

Ex-plain',  T.    B  -vrehewehe;  e  kuailo. 

^Syn.  expound. 

Ex'pla^na'tion,  n.    Kawetiewehe  ana. 

Ex-plan'a-to-ry,  adj.     Hoakaka  ana; 

^weheweheana. 

Ex'^>li-€a-ble,  adi.    Hiki  ke  wehewe- 
heia.    SYN.  explainable. 

Ex-pHc'it,  odj.    Moakaka.    SYlf.  plain; 
clear. 

Ex-piiide',  a.    BTpahti';  e  poha'.    SYii. 

^  burst. 

fix'ploit,  n.    Hana  hookaulana, 

Ex'plo-ra'tion,  n.    Ka  imi  ana  i  na  wa- 
hi,  me  na  mea  i  ike  ole  ia. 

Ex-plore',  v.   E  makaikai  i  na  mea,  me 

^na  wahlhou. 

Ex-pl5'sion,  n.    Ka  pahu' ana;  ka  po- 
ha' ana~.    Syn.  bursting. 

Ex-po'nent,  n.    1.    Hoailona  kuhikuhl 
mana,  X2=x,  mana  elua. 
2.    Hoailona  hoike.     Syn.  index.    An 
exponent  of  the  mind^  he  hoailona  hoike 

.manao. 

Ex-port',  V.  E  boolll  waiwal  I  na  aina  e. 

Ex'por-ta'tioa,  7w    Ka'  hooill  aua  i  ka 

walwai. 
Ex-p6rfer,  n.    Mea  hooill  waiwal  1  ka- 
^hie. 
Ex'ports,  n.  ITa  waiwal  o  ka  alna  i  hoo- 

iliia'ku. 
Ex-pose',  V.    1.    E  hoike  akcrt.    Expose 

falsehood,  e  hoike  akea  i  ka  wahahee. 

2.    E  waiho  wale.    Exposed  to  the  rain, 

waiho  wale  ia  i  ka  u'-a.  I 


ix-po-sT^tion,  n.  I.  BTa  wehewehe 
ana,  Syn.  expounding;  interpretation. 
2.   Ka  hoikeike  ana.  Syk.  exhibition. 

Ex-pds'i-tor,  n.  He  wehewehe  olelo. 
Syn.  expounder, 

Ex-p^st'u-lfite,  V.  E  papa'  ikaika. 
Syn.  remonstrate.     * 

Ex-pog'ure,  n.  L  Ka  hoike  akea  ana. 
2.  Ka  waiho  wale  ana.  Exposure  to  the 
sun,  ka  waiho  wale  ana  i  ka  la. 

Ex-pound',  V.  E  wehewehe,  Syn".  ex- 
plain. 

Ex-press',  v.    1.   E  hoakaka;  e  hai  aku. 
Syn. utter;  declare;  intimate. 
2.    E  hoike.    SYN'.  indicate;  signify. 

Ex-press',  adj.    1.    Ano  hookahi.    The 
express  image  of  his  father,  ke  ano  hoo- 
kahi no  me  kona  makua  kane. 
2.     Express  purpose^  ia  kumu  hooka- 
hi no. 

Ex-pr#S8',  n.  L  Express  messenger,  he 
kanaka  kukini. 

2.  Exjyress  company,  he  hui  e  hoohikl- 
wawe i  ka  hooili  aua  i  ka  ukana. 

3.  Kaa  halihali  ohua. 
Ex-pres'slon,  n.     1.     He  olelo.     Syn. 

phrase. 

2.  Ka  hoakaka  ana.    Syn.  intimating. 

3.  Ke  ano.  A  pleasing  expression  of 
countenance,  ke  ano  oluolu  o  ka  helehe- 
lena. 

Ex-press'ive,  adj.  1.  Ano  nui.  An  ex- 
cessive phrase,  he  olelo  ano  nui,  olelo 

hohonu. 
Ex-pres«'ly,  adv.     1,    Pololef  loa.    He 

told  me  so  expressly,  hai  pololei  loa  mai 

oia  ia'u  pela. 

2.     Wale  no.     Expressly  for  you,  nou 

wale  no. 
Ex-ptil'slon,  rf.     Ka  htJokuke  ana;  ke 

kipaku  ana. 
Ex-ptinire',  v.    IS  kapal;    e  holoi  aku. 

Expunge  front  the  l&ws,  e  kapai  mai  na 

kanawai. 
Ex-qnis'ite,  adj.    Eleu;  aulii;  nanl. 
Bx-tftiit%  adj.     E  noho  nei;  e  waiho' 

nei.     Extant  writings,  na  palapala   e 

waiho  nei. 
Ex-tem'po-re,  adv.    Noonoo  ole  ia  ma- 

mua;  ku  i  ka  wa.    An  extempore  speech, 

haiolelo  ku  i  ka  wa.    Syn.  off  hand. 
Ex-tem'po-riie,  v.    E  haku  wale  i  ka 

olelo. 
Ex-tdnd',  V.    1.    E  hoo-akea;  hoo-moa- 

na;  e  hoopalahalaha.     Extend  his  do- 

million,  e  hoo-akea  i  kona  aupuni. 

2.  E  kikoo;   e  o  mai.     Syn.  stretch 
forth. 

3.  E  hooloihi.   Syn;  lengthen.    Extend 
the  time,  e  hooloihi  i  ka  manawa. 

4t.  E  hoolaha.  SYN.  publish.  To  extend 
notice,  o  hoolaha  i  ka  olelo  hoolaha. 
5.  E  hohola;  o  uhola.  Svn.  stretch. 
Extend  the  auminff yehoholii  i  ke  anini. 
Extend  help,  e  haawi  i  ke  kokua;  or,  e 
kokua. 
Ex-ten'slve,  adj.  1.  Laulaha;  akea; 
moana.    Syn.  broad;  expansive. 


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2.    Nui.   Extensive  preparations,  hooma- 

kaukau  nui.    Extensive  fire,  he  ahi  liui. 
Ex-ten'give-ly,  adu.    Laulaha;  akea. 
Ex-tent',  71.  1.  Ke  akea.  Syx.  expanse. 

2.    Palena.    The  extent  of  the  law,  ka  pa- 

lena  o  ke  kanawai.    Syn;  bounds. 
Ex-ten'u-ate,  !♦     E  pale  i  ka   hewa. 

Syn.  palliate. 
Ex-te'ri-or,  n.  Ko  ■vraho.  Syn.  outside. 
Ex-ter'mi-nate,  v.    E  luku  loa;  e  hoo- 

pio  loa,    Syn.  extirpate. 
Ex-ter'nal,  adj.     No  "waho;   mawaho. 

Syn.  outside. 
Ex-ter'nal-ly,  adv.    Ma  ko  waho. 
Ex-ter'nals,  n.     Na  nauaina  o  waho. 

Ex-tincf,  a.dj.      Pio;   nalo;   nalowale. 

An  extinct  crater,  he  luapele  1  pio. 
Ex-tinc'tion,  n.     Ka  pio  ana;  ka  nalo 

ana.    The  extinction  of  the  race,  ka  pio 

ana  o  ka  lahui. 
Ex  tin'guish,    v.     1.     E    hoopio.    Ex- 
tinguish the  race,  e  hoopio  i  ka  lahui. 

Extinguish  the  fire,  e  hoopio  i  ke  ahi. 

2.    E  kinai. 
Ex-tir'pate,  v.  1,  E  uhukl  loa.  Extirpate 

weeds,  o  uhuki  loa  i  na  uahelehele.  Syn. 

eradicate;  exterminate. 

2.    E  hoopau  loa. 
Ex-tol',  V.    E  hoolea;  e  hoonanL     Syn. 

praise. 
Ex-tort',  V.    1.    E  alunu.    Extort  money, 

e  alunu  dala;  e  pakaha. 

2.    E  kaohi.     To   extort  a  confession,  e 

kaohi  i  olelo  ae. 
Ex-tor'tion-er,  n.    Kanaka  alunu. 

Ex'tract,  71.    1.    He  mahele  oka  olelo. 

2.    Ka  i'-o  o  kekahi  mea. 
Ex- tract',  v.    E  unuhi  ae;  e  wehe  ae. 

Ex-trae'tion,  ».    1.    Ka  unuhi  ana;  ka 

wehe  ana. 

2.  Hekuauhau;  he  kumu.  Of  Hawaiian 

extraction,  no  ke  kumu  Hawaii. 
Ex'tra-dl'tion,  n.    Ka  hoihoi  kuikahl 

ana  o  na  lawehala  Iwaena  o  na  aupuni. 
Ex'tra-or'di-ua-ryf  adj,  Kupaiauaha. 


Ex-trav'a-gance,  n.      U'hau'ha   wai' 

wai.    Syn.  prodigality. 
Ex-trSv'a-gant,  adj.  1.   U'hau'ha  wale 

k  a  wai  wai. 

2.    Oiaioole.    Syn.  exaggerated. 
Ex-trewie',  n.    1.    Ka  mua  me  ka  ha  o 

na  kuauiti  o  ke  kau-kolu. 

2,    Ka  welau ;  ka  hope  loa. 
Ex-treme',  adj.      1.      Extreme  punish' 

meat,  ka  hoopai  nui  loa. 

2.     Extreme   measures,   na  hana  oolea 

loa. 
Ex-tremely,  adv.  Loa.  Extremely  slow, 

lohi  loa. 
Ex-trem'l-ty,  n.    1.    Ka  hox>e  loa;  ka 

welau. 

2.  The  extremity  of  pain,  ka  nui  loa  ana 
„  o  ka^hui. 
Ex'tr'-eate,  v.    E  hoohemo  mai  ka  pill- 

kia. 
Ejc-u'^ber-anoe,  n.     Ka  piha  oi.    Exu- 
berance of  joy,  ka  piha  oi  o  ka  hauoli. 
Ex-u'ber-ant,  ad;.    Pihaoi.   Exuberant 

joy,  hauoli  piha, 
£x-ude',  V.    E  kulu  mai;  e  kahe  mai. 

Es-«lt',  r.  E  hauoli;  e  olioll.  Sy'n.  re- 
joice. 

Es'ul-ta'tion,  n.  Hauoli  nui.  Syn.  joy. 

Eye(i),n.    Maka. 

EyeM>all,n.    Onohi  maka. 

Eye'brow,  n.     Kuekue  maka. 

Eye'g:Ias8,  n.  Maka  aniani;  anlanl 
maka. 

Eye'lid, 

Eye'lash, 

Eye'less,  adj. 


n. 


Lihilihl  maka. 

Maka  ole. 
Ef e'serv'ant,  n.    Kauwahoomaka'kiu. 

Eye'serv'ice,    Hana  hoomaka'kiu. 
Eye'sight,"?!.    Ka  ike  o  ka  maka. 
Eye'sore,  n.    Mea  eha  i  ka  maka. 
Eye'tobth',  n.    Ka  niho  malalo  pono  o 

ka  maka. 
Eye'wa'ter,  n.    Wai  hamo  maka. 

Eye-wlt'negg,  7i.     Mea  ike  maka;   he 
ike  maka. 


F 


Fa'hle,  n.  Olelo  nane;  e  hoike  ana  no 
kekahi  kumu  oiaio. 
Fab'ric,  n.    1.    Mea  i  hana  ia,  like  me 

ka  hale,  uapo,  etc. 

2.    Mea  I  hana  ia,  like  me  ka  lolei. 
Fab'ri-eate,  a.    1.    E  hana  lima.    Syn. 

manufacture. 

2.    E  kukulu.   Fabricate  a  lie,  e  kukulu 

i  wahahee. 
Fab'u-lot^s,  adj.    Oiaio  ole. 


Face,  TO.    1.    Helehelena;  maka. 
2."  Alo.    Syn.  front.   Face  of  a  buildingf 
ke  alo  o  ka  hale. 

Face,  V.    E  ku  he  alo  he  alo. 
2."  E  alo.    Fa^e  opposition,  e  alo  i  ke 
ku-e'iamai. 

Fa-ce'tiois,  adj.    Lealea. 
Fa-cil'-i-tate,  v.    E  hoowiwi;  e  hoohi" 
kiwawe.    Sy>.  expedite. 


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faste:n' 


Fa-cll'l-ty,  n.      Hikiwale;    hikiwa-vve. 

Syn.  ease. 
Fac-sim'i-le,  n.    Kalualike. 
Fact,  n.    He  oiaio;  mea  i  hookola. 
Fac'tor,  n.    1.    Helu  hana. 

2.    Heagena;  he  hope. 
Fac'to-ry,  n.    Hale  oihana  hana  lima. 

S YN.  m  auuf actory. 
Fae-to'tum,  n.    Kauwa  lawelawe  akea. 
Fac'ul-ty,  n.  1.  Ka  mana.  Syx.  power. 

Faculty  ojf  speech,  Via.  mana  e  kamailio. 

2.    He  poe  kumuao  o  ke  kula  nui. 
Fade,  v.     1.     E  mae;  e  luhe';  e  loha 

Syn.  droop;  wilt. 

2.    E  akeakea.    Syn.  bleach. 
Fad'ed,  adj.    Ahiahia.    Sy'n.  bleached. 
Fad'ing,  adi.    Mae;  lube'. 
Fag,  V.    1.    E  hooluhi  wale. 

2.     Completely  Jagged  out,  maluhiluhi 

loa, 
Fapf'end,  n.    Koena  waiwai  ole. 
Fag'ot,  n.    Laolao  laau. 
Fail,  V.    1.    E  haule.     To  fail  in  alesson, 

o  haule  ma  ka  haawina. 

2.  E  poho.    To  fail  in  business,  e  poho 
ma  ka  oihana. 

3.  E  nawaliwali.     To  fail  in  health,  e 
nawaliwali  ma  ke  ola  kino. 

Fail'ure,  w.    1.     Ka  haule  ana. 

2.    Poho  ma  ka  oihana. 

8.    Ka  nawaliwali  o  ke  kino. 
Faint,  adj,    Naenae;  nawaliwali. 
Faint,  v.    E  ma-u'le. 
Faint'-heart'ed,  adj.  Puiwa  wale;  ma- 

ka'u  wale.    Syn.  timid. 
Faintly,  adv.     1.    Nawaliwali.     Speak 

faintly,  kamailio  nawaliwali. 

2.    Powehiwehi.    See  faintly,  e  ike  po- 

wehiwehi. 
Fair,  adj.    1.    Pono;  kaulike. 

2.  Onaona;  upalu.    A  fair  woman,  he 
wahineonaona. 

3.  Maikai.   Fair  weather,  vr a.  Ta^sdk&i. 
Fair,  n.    He  fea.    Syn.  exhibition. 
Fair'ly,  adv.     Me  ke  kaulike;  me  ka 

pololel. 
Fair'ness,  n.    1.    Ka  pono;  ke  kaulike. 

2.    Ka  maikai  o  ke  kino,  a  heleheleua 

paha. 
Fair'y,  n.    He  kupua. 
Faith',  n.    He  paulele;  manaoio. 
Faith'ful,  adj.      Kupaa;    oiaio.     Syn. 

steadfast. 
Faitli'ful-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  oiaio. 
Faitli'le88,  adj.    1.    Manaoio  ole;  hoo- 

maloka. 

2.    Ano  kumakaia. 
F^U,  V.    1.    E  haule.    Syn.  drop. 

2.  E  hinallalo.   Syn.  tumble  down  (of 
men  or  animals). 

3.  E  hiolo.  Syn.  tumble  (of  buildings). 
liall,  n.    1.    Ka  haule  ana;  hiolo  ana; 

hina  ana. 

2.    Wailele.    Syn.  waterfall. 

8.    Kau  haule  lau.    Syn.  Autumn. 
Fal-la'cioCks,  arfj.    Wahahee;  oiaio  ole. 
Faria-cy,  71.  Ka  wahahee;  ka  oiaio  ole. 

Syn.  falsity. 


Fal'li-ble,  adj.    Hikiwawe  I  ka  lalau; 

ke  kuihee. 
FalFlng-star,   n.      Hoku   lele.      Syn. 

shooting-star;  meteor. 
Fal'low,  adj.    Mahakea. 
False,  adj.    Wahahee. 
False''hood,  n.     He  wahahee;  hehoo- 

punipuni. 
Fal'si-ty,  V.  E  hoopunipuni.    To /alsif>j 

accounts,  e   kakau  hoopunipuni  i    na 

helu. 
Fal'tcr,  V.     E  haalulu;    e  kulanalana. 

Syn.  tremble;  hesitate. 
Ffjl'ter-lng,  adj.      Kulanalana.     Syk. 

hesitating. 

2.    Haalulu,  faltering  accents,  leo  haa- 
lulu. 
Fame,  n.     Ka  lono;  ke  kaulana.    Sy'N. 

celebrity;  renown. 
Famed,  adj.     Kaulana.    Syn.  renown; 

celebrated. 
Fa-mil'iar,  adj.  Maa;  walea;  ike  lea  ia. 
Fa-mil'iar-ise,    v.     E  hoomaamaa;  e 

walea. 
Fa-mil-iar'i-ty,  n.    Ano  maa;  walea. 
Fa-mil'iar-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  walea. 
Fam'i-ly,  n.    Ghana;  mamo. 
Fam'ine,  n.    \Vi. 
Fam'isli,  v.    E  make  1  ka  pololL    Syn. 

starve. 
Fa'mojis,  adj.    Kaulana, 
Fan,  n.    He  peahi. 
Fa-nafic,  n.    Kanaka  manaoio  me  ka 

noonoo  ole. 
Fan'cy,  n.    Manao  ulia  wale. 
Fan'cy,  v.     E  manao  wale.     Syn.  un- 

agine. 
Fang,  n.    Niho  holoholona. 
Far,  adj.    Mamao;  ma-o' loa. 
Farce,  n.    Hana  hoo-akaaka. 
Fare,  71.    Uku  moku;  uku  kaa. 

2.     He  ai.    Syn.  food.     Good  fare,  ai 

maikai. 
Fare'well,  interjec.    Aloha;  no  ke  k€ia- 

wale  ana.    Syn.  good-by. 
Farm,  n.    He  mahina  al. 
Farm,  v.    E  mahi-ai. 
Fiirm'er,  n.    Kanaka  mahl  ai. 
Fiirm'ing,  n.    Ka  mahi  ana  i  ka  aina. 
Fftr'ri-er,  n.    1.    Kanaka  kapili  wawae 

hao. 

2.    Kanaka  lapaau  lio. 

?ar'«.:r:j  «^-'    ^I^o^ku. 
Far'tiiing,  n.    He  palekini. 
Ffts'ci-njite,  v.    E  hoohoihoi  I  ka  ma- 

naoT    Syn.  captivate. 
Fash'lon,  71.    Ka  meal  hoomahuiia, 

2.    2.    Ke  ano  mau. 
Fftsh'ion,  V.    E  hana.    Syn.  make. 
Fasl»Mon-a-ble,  adj.    Hoomahuiia. 
Fast,  V.    E  hooke'  ai. 
Fist,  adj.    1.    Paa,    Syn.  tight. 

2.    Ma'ma'.    Syn.  swift. 

8.    Uhauha.    Syn.  dissipated. 
F&Ht/day,  n.    La  hooke'  ai. 
Fkst'eu,  V.     1.    E  hoopaa;  e  makla;  o 

kakia.    Fasten  slightly,  maulihilihi. 


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TitaVen-ing,  n,     Mea  hoopaa;  he  ma- 

kia. 
Fas-tid'i-oiis,  adj.    Palawaiki;  aulii 
Pat,  n.    Kelekele;  aila  holoholona. 
Fat,  adj.    Momona;  puipui. 
Fa'tal,  adj.    Make.    Syn.  deadly.     Fa- 
tal sickness,  mai  make. 
Fii'tal-ly,  adv.    E  make  ai.    Injured  fa- 
tally, eha  e  make  ai. 
Fsite,  n.    Hopena. 
Fji'tiier,  n.     Makuakane      To  father,  e 

bookama. 
Fii'ther-land,  n.    Aina  makua. 
Fii'ther-less,  adj.    Makuakane  ole. 
Fa'ther-ly,  adv.    Me  he  makuakane  Ja. 

Syn.  paternal. 
Fatli'om,  n.    Anana. 
Fatli'om,  V.    E  ana  i  ka  hohonu. 
Fatii'om-less,  adj.    X.    Hohonu  palena 

ole. 

2.    Lipolipo.     The  fathomless  ocean,  Jca 

moana  lipolipo. 
Fa-tii^ue'  (fateeg'),    n.    Luhi;  maloe- 

loe;  maluhiluhi. 

2.    Mao'pao'pa.    Syn.  fatigue  through 

walking. 
Fat'ten,  v.    E  hanai  i  momona. 
Fau'cet,  n.    Mea  ukuhi  wai, 
Faull,  n.    1.    Hewa. 

^'.    Kina'.    Syn.  blemish. 
Fault'less,  adj.     I.     Hewa  ole.    Syn. 

perfect. 

2.    Kina'  ole.    Syn.  unblemished. 
Fanlt'y,  adj.    Hewa;  pono  ole. 
riiii'iia,  n.    Na  mea  ola  a  pan  o  ka  aIna. 
Fa'vor,  n.    1.    Lokomaikai.  Syn.  kind- 
ness. 

2.    He  kokua.    To  do  a  favor,  e  kokua 

lokomaikai. 
Ffi'vor,  V.    1.    E  kokua  lokomaikai. 

2.    E  maliu. 
Fa'vor-»-ble,    adj.     1.      Kupono.      A 

favorable  wind,  he  makani  pa  pono  mai. 

2.  Maliu;  oluolu.  Favorable  to  the  cause, 

maliu i  ka  aoao;  or,  oluolu  i  ka  aoao. 
Ffi'Tor-a-bly,  adv.    Apono.      To  think 

favorably  of  a  thing,  e  manao  apono  aku 

i  kekahi  mea. 
Fa'vor-ite,  n.    He  milimili;  he  puna- 

hele. 
FiVvor-it-ism,  n.     Ewaewa  o  ka  haua. 
Fawn,  V.    E  hoopilimeaai. 
Foar,  n.    Maka'u;  puiwa;  well  well. 
Fear,  v.     E  maka'u;    e    puiwa.     Syn. 

dread. 
Fear'fuJ,  adj.  h    Puiwa;  maka'u.  Syn, 

afraid. 

2.    Weliweli;  eehia,     Syn.     dreadful; 

terrible. 
Fear'less,  ad/.    Maka'u  ole;  wi wo  ole; 

Syn.  bold. 
Fear'less-ly,  adv.     Makoanie  ka  ma- 
ka'u ole. 
Fear'less-ness^  n.     Ke  ano  wiwoole. 

Syn.  boldness. 
Feaf-i-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ke  hookoia;  hlki 

wale  no.    Syn.  practicable. 
M!'eikBtf  n,    Ahaaiua, 


Feast,  V.    1.    E  ai  a  nul. 
2.    E  kukulu  i  abaaina. 
Feat,  n.    He  hana  kupaianaha. 
Feath'er,  n.    Hulu  manu. 


Feat'xire,  n.    1. 

2.    Hiobiona. 
Feb'ri-fuge,  n. 
F<^b'ru-a-ry,  n. 
Fed'er-al,  adj. 


Helehelena. 


Laau  lapaau  mai  wela, 
Peberuari. 
,  Hui.     Federal  govern- 

ment, aupunihul. 
Fee,  n.    1.    Na  koina  o  ke  kanawai. 

2.    Uku  o  ka  loio. 
Fee'ble,  adj.    Uawallwali;  palupalu. 
Fee'ble-ness,  n.    1.    Ka  palupalu. 

2.    Ka  nawJiliwalL 
Feed,  v.    E  hanaJL 
Feed,  n.    Ai  na  na  holoholona. 
Feel,  V.    1.    E  ha'ha'.    Syn.  touch 

2.  E  miinaouao.  SYN.  pity;  sjTnpa- 
thize. 

3.  Syn.  to  be.  To  feel  happy;  or  to  be 
happy,  e  olioli;  ua  oluolu. 

4.  Syn.  think.    How  do  you  feel  about 
it;  or,  what  do  you  think  about  it,  ■pah.nsi 

kou  manao  no  ia  mea  ? 
Feel'lng,  n.    1.    Ka  ha'ha'  ana.     Syn. 
touch. 

2.  Manao.  An  angry  feeling,  he  manao 
huhu. 

3.  Ka  hoomaopoi)0  ana.  Syn.  ^ense. 
A  feeling  of  pain;  or,  a  sense  of  pain,  ka 
hoomaopopo  ana  1  ka  eha. 

Feel'Ing-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  hoomaopopo. 

2.    Mencmene. 
Fee-sim'ple,   adj.    Alodio.    Fee  simple 

title,  he  palapala  alodio. 
Feign  (fane),  1.    Aano. 

2.  Hoomala-e'.  Syn.  to  put  on  appear- 
ances. 

3.  E  ake.  Feign  to  eat.  e  ake  e  ai.  Syn. 
desire. 

Feint,  n.    Hana  hookamanl. 
Fe-lic'i-tate,  v.     E  haawi  i  ka  hauoli. 

SYNr  congratulate.    To  offer  congralulo' 

tions,  e  haawi  i  ka  hauoli. 
Fe-lic'i-totis,  adj.    Kupono  loa.     Syn. 

happy.    A  felicitous  expression,  he  olelo 

kupono  loa. 
Fe-llc'i-ty,  n.     Ka  hauoli  nui.    Syn. 

bliss. 
Fe'line,  n.    ano  poiK)ki. 
Fell,  V.     1.     E  kua.     Syn.  cut  down. 

Fell  a  tree,  e  kua  i  ka  laau. 

2.    E  kulai.    Syn.  knock  down. 
Fell,  adj.     Lokoino;  mainoino.     Syn. 

cruel. 
Fel'low,  n.    He  hoa;  he  kokoolua. 
Fellow-crea'turo,  n.    Hoa  kana'ka. 
Fel'low-feel'ing,  71.    Launa   o  ka  ma- 
nao. 
Fel'ldw-sWp,  n.    Ka  launa  ana.    Syn. 

society;  intercourse. 
Ffil'ly,  n,    Laau  po-ai  o  ka  huila  kaa. 
Fel'on,  n.    1.    Kanaka  i  hoahewaia  i  ke 

karaimanui. 

2  He  puha'  ma  ka  lima. 
F61'o-ny,  n.     Karaima  nul.    Syn.  fel* 

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S*e-iuale,  n,  and  adj,    Wahine. 

ygm'i-nine,  adj.    Ano  wahine. 

S'«'iuur,  n,    Iwi  u-ha'. 

fence,  n.    He  pa  laau. 

Fence,  v.    E  ka'ka'pahl. 

renc'ing,  n.    1.    Na  lako  kukulu  pa. 
2*  'Kakapahi. 

Fend,  V.    E  pale  aku.    Syn.  ward  off. 

I'end'er,  n.  He  hao  hoopaa  ahi  iloko  o 
ke  kapuahi. 

JFer'ment,  n.  1.  He  haunaele;  uluao'a. 
2.     Ka  hu  ana. 

Wer-mertVy  v.    1.    E  hoo-hu'ae. 
2.    E  hoo-awaawa. 

Fer'men-ta'tion,  ».  1.  Kahooliu' ana. 
2.    Ka  lilo  ana  i  awaawa. 

Fern,  n.  He  laau  i  ikeia  kona  man  ano- 
ano  malalo  iho  o  na  lau;  e  like  me  ka 
palapalai;  ke  axnauu;  ka  iwaiwa. 

F«-r6'cio<is,  a(Jij.  Ahiu;  haie;  kuna- 
hihi.  " 

Fe-roc'l-ty,  n,    Ke  ano  h«e;  ano  ahiu. 

Fer'ret,  v.  E  imi  a  hookuke.  Syn. 
search  out. 

Fer'ry,  n.  Waa  halihali  ma  na  m.uli- 
wai  me  na  kowa  haiki. 

Fer'ry-boat, ».    Waapa  halihali. 

Fer'ry-man,  w.  Kanaka  malama  waa- 
pa halihali. 

Fer'tile,  adi.    1.     Momona,;  hua  nui. 
Fertile  soil,  lepo  momona. 
2.    Makaukau-    Syn.  ready.    Fertile  in 
expedients,  makaukau  ma  na  ano  o  ka 
hana  ana. 

Fer'til-ize,  v.  E  kipulu;  e  hoomomona. 

Fer-til'i-ty, «.  L  Ka  momona.  Fer- 
tility of  the  soil,  ka  momona  o  ka  lepo. 
2.  Lako:  makaukau.  Fertility  of  re- 
source, lako  o  ka  noonoo;  or,  makaukau 
ma  ka  noonoo. 

Fer'ule,  n.    1.    Laau  pai  lima. 
2.    He  komo  metala  no  ke  kookoo  o  ka 
raamalu. 

Fer'vent    adj.      1.      Enaena.      Fervent 
/leaf ,  wela  enaena.    Syn.  intense. 
2.    pumehana,    Fervent  iove,  a.\6b.a.  pu- 
menana.    Syn.  ardent. 

Fer'vent-ly,  adv.  Me  ka  Ikaika  o  ka 
manao.    Syn.  ardently. 

Fer'vor,  n.  1.  Ikaika.  The  fervor  of 
heat,  ka  ikaika  o  ka  wela.  Syn.  ardor, 
2.    liniokanaau. 

Fes'taly  adj.  Hauoli;  lea;  olioli.  Syn. 
festive;  gay;  ioyfuL 

Fcs'ter,  v.    E  hookahe  i  ka  nalaheehee. 

Fds'ti-val,  n.  Anaiuahauoli;  manawa 
lealea. 

Fe8-tiv'i-ty,».    Lealea  hoolaun a. 

Fe8-t<)bn',  n.    He  lei  no  ke  keena. 

Fes-tobn',  v.  E  kahiko  ke  keeua  1  na 
lei. 

]Fetch,  V.  E  homai;  e  kl  a  e  lawe  mai. 
Syn.  bring. 

Fete  (fate),  n.    Sea  festival 

IP  a  t^'ul,  adj.  Pilau;  hauntu  Syn.  link- 
ing. 

C^f  lock,  n.  Ka  lauoho  loloa  ma  ke 
kuekue  wawae  hope  o  ka  lio. 


F*t'ter,  u     E  hoopilikia;  e  hoohaikU 

Syn.  impose  restraint. 
Feud,  n.    He  hoomauhala. 
Fe'ver,  n.    Mai  wela;  fiva. 
Fe'ver-ish,  adj.    1.    Wela  ikL 

2.    pihoihoi.    Syn.  nervous. 
Few  (fu),  adj.  Kakaikahi;  kawalawala. 
Fi'at,  n.    Kauoha  paa. 
Fib,  n.    Olelo  hoopunipuni. 
Fi'ber,  n.     He  maawe.    Fiber  of  woody 

nao. 
Flek'le,  adj.     Lolilua;  olewa;  muhee; 

lauwih.    Syn.  changeable. 
Fiek'le-ness,  n.    Manno  kapokepeke. 
Fie'tion,  n.     L     He  kaao.     Syn.  fable; 

noveL 

2.    Mea  oiaio  ole. 
Fic-tl'tiotis,  adj.    1.    Oiaio  ole. 

2.     Kapakapa.      Fictitious  name,  inoa 

kapakapa. 
Fld'dle,  n.    Plla  hookani.    Syn.  violin. 
Fid'dler,  n.    Mea  hookani  pila  pahu. 
Fi-del'1-ty,  n.     Ke  ano  ku  paa.    Syn. 

faithfulness;  integrity. 
Fld'get,  V.    E  onionl. 
Fid'gret-y,  adj.    Onioni. 
Field,  n.    L    He  mala.    A  field  of  grain, 

he  mala  huita. 

2.  Aina  kula.    The  open  field,  ke  kula. 

3.  Akea.    Field  of  vision,  ke  akea  o  ka 
ike  o  ka  maka.    Syn.  range. 

4.  Wahl.  A  field  for  enterprise,  he  wshi 
no  ka  hooikaika. 

Field'-b6t>k,  n.     He  buke  kakau  no  ke 

ana  aina. 
Fi«]  d'-mar'fihal,  lu     Alihikaua  nui  o 

kapualikoanui. 
Field'-df  fi-cer,  n.     He  mekia;   luka- 

nela;  kenola  kaua. 
Fiend,  7i.    He  diablo;  uhane  ino. 
Fierce,  adj.  Ahiu;  hae.  Syn.  ferocious. 
Fierce'ness,  »i.    L    Ka  welao  kahuhu. 

2.    "kno  hae;  ahiu.    Syn.  ferocity. 
Fi'er-y,  adj.    Wela;  enaena. 

2.  Fiery  tempered,  hikiwawe  o  kahuhu. 
Fife,,n.    Ohe  puhl  uuku. 
F  If- teen',  adj.    Umikumamalima. 
Fifth,  adj.    1.    Ka  Kma;  ka  mahele  eli- 

ma. 

2.    He  hapa-lima. 
Firti-eth,  adj.     Ke  kanalima  o.    The 

fiftieth  year,  ke  kanalimao  na  makahiki, 

2.    He  napa-kaualima. 
Fifty,  adj.    Kanalima. 
Fig,  n.    Eiku. 
Fight,  TO.    1.    He  hakaka'.    Syn.  brawL 

2.    He  hoouka  kaua.    Syn.  battle. 
Fight,  V.    E  hakaka;  e  kaua. 
Fight'er,  n.    Kanaka  hakaka;  kanaka 

kaua. 
Fig'ur-a-tlTe,  adj,    Hoohalike.     Syn. 

typical. 
Fig^ii-ra-tive-ly,  adv.  Ma  ka  nane  anai 

ma  ka  hoohalike  ana. 
Fig'ure,  n.    L    He  kino.    Syn.  shape. 

2.    He  hiohiona.    Syn.  appearance. 

5.  Kii. 

4.    Hua  helu. 


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Fig'ure,  v.     1.     E  kakau  heku     Syn. 

cypher. 

2.  E  kaulaua.  Syn.  to  be  distingruished. 
Fil'a-ment,  n.    He  maawe  makalii  loa. 

Filch,  V.    E  aihue.    Syn.  steal; pilfer. 
File,  n.    1.    He  apuapu. 

2.  He  lalani.    A  file  of  soldiers^  he  la- 
lani  koa. 

3.  He  puolo  pepa. 

File,  V.    1.    E  nookala  me  ka  apuapu. 
2.    E  huakal  lalani. 
8.    E  hookomo  pa  ma  ka  puolo  pepa. 

4.  E  waiho  kekahi  palapala  imua  o  ka 
aha  hookolokolo. 

Fil'ial,  adj.  Pili  i  ka  pono  ana  keikl  i 
na  makua.  Filial  obedience,  ka  hoolohe 
e  na  keiki  i  na  makua. 

Fil'ings,  n.    Na  huuahuna  hookala. 

Fill.v.    E  hoopiha. 

Fil'li-btts'ter,  n.  He  powa ;  kanaka  ho- 
ala  hauuaele. 

Fil'ly,  n,    Lio  wahine  opiopio. 

Film,  V.    He  ill  lahilahi. 

Fil'ter,  n.    He  mea  kanana  wai. 

Fil'ter,  v.     E  hoo-kulu  hoomaemae  i 

ka  wai. 
Filth,  n.    He  mea  pilau;  opala  pilau. 
Filtli'y,  adj.  Paele;  penopeno;  haukae. 
Fil-tra'tion,  n.    1.    Ke  kulu  ana. 

2.    Ka  hoomaemae  ana  i  ka  wai. 
Fin,  n.    Pekekeu.    Back  fin,  kuala.   Side 

fin,  pewapewa; 
Fin'a-ble,  adj.    Ku  I  ka  uku  hoopai. 
Fi'nal,  adj.    Hope  loa.    Syn.  ultimate. 
Fi'nal-ly,  adv.     I  ka  hope  loa.     Syn. 

ultimately. 
Fi'nance,  n.    Ka  oihana  malama  dala. 

Fi'nanc-es,  w.     Na  loaa  o  ke  aupuni. 

Syn.  revenue. 
Fi-nan'cial,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  oihana  dala. 

Financial  difficulty,  pihkia  o  ka  waiho- 

na;  nele  o  ka  waihona. 
Fi'nan-cle'r,  n.     Kanaka  akamai   ma 

ka  oihana  wai  wai. 
Find,  V.    1.    E  loaa  mamuli  o  ka  imi. 

2.    Ike.    Syn.  see.   I  find  I  cannot  come, 

maopopo  i'au  aole  au  e  hiki  ana. 
Fine,  n.    Uku  hoopai. 
Fine,  adj.     1.     Makalii,  nawele.    Fine 

thread,  lopi  nawele. 

2.  Aeae.    Fine  dust,  lepo  aeae. 

3.  Nani;  aulii;  maikai. 
Fine,  v.    E  kau  i  ka  uku  hoopai. 
Fine'ly,  adv.    Nani;  aulii;  maikai. 
Fine'ness,  w.    Ka  makalii;  ka  aeae. 
Fin'er-y,  n.    Na  kahiko  e  nani  ai  ke 

kino. 
Fi-nesse',  n.    Ano  maalea. 
Fin'ger,  n.    Mauamana  lima. 
Fr'nis,  w.  Kapauaua;  ka  hopena.  Syn. 

end. 
Fin'igh,  v.    1.    E  hoopau  pono.    Syn. 

complete. 

2.    E  hooko.    Syn.  perform. 
Fln'ish,  n.    Hana  hoohinuhinu;  hana  e 

hoo-nani  ai. 
Fin'ished,  adj.   1.   Hoopau  pono  ia.    A 


finished  piece  of  work,  he  hana  i  hoopau 
pono  ia. 

2.  A  finished  education,  hoonaauao  nui 
ia. 

3.  Maikai  loa.    A  finished  composition, 
he  haku  manao  maikai  loa. 

Fin'ish-ing;  toach'es,  n.    Na  hana  lii- 

lii  i  koe. 
Fi'nite,  adj.    Kau  palena  ia.     The  finite 

mind,  ka  noonoo  ikau  palena  ia. 
Fire,  w.    Ahi.    To  prepare  a ^re,  e  kuku- 

lu  i  ahi.    To  kindle  a  fire,  e  hooa'  i  k© 

ahi.    To  extinguish  a  fire,  e  kiuai  i  ke 

ahi.    To  fafce^^re,  e  a  i  ke  ahi. 
Fire,  v.    1.    E  hoo-a'  i  ke  ahi. 

2.  E  ki.    JYre  a  gun,  e  ki  pu. 

3.  E  hoo-ala  i  ka  huhu. 
Fire'armi,  n.    Na  pu  ki  o  kela  me  keia 

ano. 
Fire'brand,  n.     Momoku   ahi;   mokii 

ahi. 
Fire-en'gine,  n.    EnikinI  kinai  ahi. 
Fire'man,  n.    1.    Kanaka  kinai  ahi. 

2.    Kanaka  puhi  ahi  o  ka  euikini. 
Fire'place,  n.  Kapuahi. 
Fire'plug,  n.    Ohe  wai  kinai  ahi. 
Fire'proof,  adj.    Pau  ole  i  ke  ahi. 
Fire'side,  n.    Ke  kapuahi  o  ka  ohana. 
Fire-ward'en,  n.    Luna  kiai  ahi. 
Fire'-wot»d,  n.    Wahie. 
Fire'works,  n.    Na  ahi  kaolele. 
Firm,  arfj.  1.  Paa.  Syn.  compact;  stable. 

2.     Kupaa;   oni  paa.     Syn.  constant; 

resolute. 
Firm,  n.    He  hul  kalepa. 
Fir'ma-ntient,  n.    Ka  lanipaa;  ka  papa- 

lani;  ke  aouli.    Syn.  heavens;  sky. 
Firm'ly,  adv.     1.     Me   ka  paa.    'Syn. 

solidly. 

2.    Me  ka  wiwo  ole;  me  ka  lauwili  ole, 

Syn.  resolutely. 
First,  adj.    1.    Ka  mua;  ka  makamua. 

2.    Ka  pookela.    Syn.  chief. 
First'born,  n.     Ka  makahiapo;  ka  ha- 

nau  mua. 
First'fruits,  v.    Na  hua  mua. 
First'rate,  adj.  Keumaoli;  maikai  loa. 
Fis'cal,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  waihona  waiwat 

o  ke  aupuni.  Fiscal  year,  makahiki  ha- 

awina  dala'. 
Fish,  n.    He  i'-a. 
Fish,  v,    1.    E  lawa-i'-a. 

2.    Fish  with  rod  and  line,  e  kamokol. 
Fish'er-man,  7i.    Kanaka  lawa-i'-a. 
Fish'er-y,  n.    1.    Oihana  lawa-i'-a. 

2.    He  wahi  lawa-i'-a. 
Figh'hook,  n.    He  makau. 
Fish'mong'er,  n.    Kanaka  kual  I'-a. 
Fish'y.  adi.    1.    Kohu  I'-a  la. 

2.    Wahanee  paha. 
Fis'sure,  n.   He  mawae;  he  owa'.   Syn, 

cleft. 
Fist,  n.    Puulima. 
Fist'l-cufl's,  n,    Ke  kui  ana  me  na  puu 

lima. 
Fit,  w.    1.    He  mai.  * 

2.    Ka  pilipono.    A  perfect  fit,  he  aaha 

pili  pono  loa  i  ke  kino  puliki. 


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nt,  V.    1.    E  hoo-ku-ku  lole. 

2.    E  hoo-kupono, 
Flt'ness,  n.    Ke  kupono.    Syn.  adapta- 
tion; propriety. 
Fit'ting,  adj.    Kupono.     Syn.  proper; 

adapted. 
Five,  adj.    Elima. 
Five-fold',  adj.    Pa-lima. 
Fix,  V.    1.    E  hoopaa.    Syn.  fasten. 

2.    E  hooholo.    Syn.  settle;  determine. 

To  fix  boundarieSt  e  hooholo  i  na  palena 

aiua. 

8.    E  kapili  hou.    Syn.  mend. 

4.    E  hookupaa.    Syn.  establish. 
Fix,  n.    He  pilikia.    Syn.  dilemma;  pre- 
dicament. 
Flx'ture,  n.    He  mea  paa. 
I'iz'zle,  V.    E  hoka. 
Flz'zle,  n.    1,    He  hoka. 

2.    He  kanapi  o  ka  pauda. 
Flab'by,  adj.     Alualu;   peheu.      Syn. 

flaccid. 
Flag,  V.    E  onawaliwali;ehoopalaleha. 
Flag,  n.    He  lepa;  he  hae. 
Flag-el-late,  v.    E  hili  me  ke  kaula. 
Flag-dm-cer,  n.    Ke  kapena  uui  o  ke 

aumoku  naanuwa'. 
Flag'on,  n.    He  hue  no  ka  wai  ona. 
Fla'grant,  adj.    Hewa  loa. 
Flag'ship,  n.     Ka  moku  o  ke  ademi- 

rala. 
Flag'staflf,  n.    Kia  hae;  pahu  hae. 
Flag'stuue,  n,     Pohaku  uui,    palaha- 

laha.  ' 

Flame,  n.    Lapalapa  ahi. 
Flamming,  adj.    1.    Ka  lapalapa  ana. 

2.    Wakawaka.    Syn.  glittering.    Flam- 
ing sword,  pahi  kaua  wakawaka. 
Flange,  n.    Ke  kae  o  ka  huila  kaa  ahl. 
Flank,  n.    Aoao.    To  march  by  Jlank,G 

huakai  pill  aoao. 
Flaii'nel,  n.    Lole  hulu  hipa. 
Flap,  v,    1.    E  upoi ;  e  kapalili.    Toflap 

the  wings,  e  upoi  i  na  eheu. 

2.    E  welowelo;   e  kilepalepa.    Toflap 

as  a  flag  or  sail. 
Flare,  v.    E  ana'pa. 
Fld,sh,  V.    1.    E  anapu ;  e  huila. 

2.    E  kanapi.    Flash  in  the  pan. 
Fl^sh'y,  adj.    1.    Anapanapa. 

2.    Hookahakaha  wale. 
Flask,  n.    He  hue  nuku  loloa. 
Flat,  adj.     1.     Palahalaha;    malaelae; 

omalio. 

2.    Palanal.    A  flat  dish,  he  pa  palanai. 

Syn.  shallow. 
Fl&t'ten,  V,    E  hoo-pe'pe';  hoopalaha- 

laha. 
Fl after,  V.    E  hoomallmall. 
Flat'ter-er,  n.    Mea  hoomallmall. 
Flat'ter-y,  a.    He  hoomalimali. 
Flaunt,  V     E  hookeha;  e  haanou. 
Pla'vor,  n.    Ka  miko. 
Fl^w,  n.    1.    He  kiua. 

2*.    He  puahiohio.        flaw  of  wind,  he 

puahionio. 
Fl&x,  n.    Laauolona';  laau  lilina. 
Flay,  V.    E  lole.    Syn.  skin. 


Flea,  n.    Uku  lele. 

Flee,  V.   E  holo  liee ;  e  auhee ;  e  mahuka. 

Fleece,  n.    Hulu  o  ka  hipa. 

Fleece,  v.    E  pakaha. 

Fleet,  adj.    Mama;  ki'ki'.    Syn.    swift. 

Fleet,  n.    He  aumoku;  ulumoku. 

Fleet'ing,   adj.     Hee  ana;  p.iu   wale; 

mau  ole.    Syn.  swiftly  passing. 
Flesh,  n.    1.    I'-o. 

2.    Ka'naka.    All  flesh,  kanaka  a  pau. 

Syn.  All  mankind. 
Flesli'-brusli,  n.    Hulu  balaki  mea  ho- 

loi  kino. 
Flesh-eol'or,  n.    Ka  hooluu  o  ka  i-'o. 
Flesh'ly,  adj.    Pill  i  na  mea  o  ke  kino. 

Syn.  carnal. 
Flesh'y,  adj.    Puipui.    Syn.  corpulent" 
Flex'i-ble,  ac^j.     1.     Napenape;  holU' 

holu;  pa'he 

2.    le.    Flexible  as  cloth. 
Flex'i-bil'i-ty,  n.  Ano  holuholu;  pahe. 
Fliek'er,  v.    Pi'-pi'      The  light  flickers, 

ke  pipi  nei  kekukui. 
Flight,  n.    1.     Ka  lele  ana.     Flight  oj 

birds,  ka  lele  ana  o  na  manu. 

2.  Ka  hee  ana.    Flight  of  the  enemy,  ka 
hee  ana  o  ka  enemi. 

3.  -4 //(7 /t<o/siam,  he  ala  anuu. 

4.  To  put  to  flight,  e  hooauhee. 
Flight'y,  adj.    Opulepule;  lele  wale  o 

ka  noonoo, 
Flim'sy,  adj.    Palupalu;  lahilahi. 
Fllncli,  V.    E  ku-emi  ihope  no  ka  ma- 

ka'u ;  e  wiwo. 
Fling,  V.    E  hoolel. 
Flint,  n.    Pohaku  paea. 
Fllp'pant,  adj.    Walaau  wale. 
Flirt,  n.    He  wahine  hoomahie. 
Flir-ta'tion,  w.     K a  hoomahie  ana. 
Float,  V.    1.    E  lana. 

2.    To  float  ashore,  e  hoo-pae'. 
Flock,  n.    1.    He  pu-a'.    Flock  of  sheep, 

pu-a'  hipa. 

2.    Anna'.    A  flock  of  birds,  he  auna' 

manu. 
ri6ck,  V.  To  flock  toaether,  e  akoakoa  pu. 
Floe,  n.    He  moku  hau-paa,  palahalana. 
Fldg,  V.    E  hahau  ikaika. 
Fldg'ging,  V.    He  hahau  nui. 
Flood,  n.    Wai  maniui;  wai  kahe  nul. 
Flood'gate,  n.    Puka  pani  no  ka  wai. 
Floor,  n.    Papahele. 
Floor'ing,  n.  Na  papa  kapili  papa  hele. 
F16p,  V.    E  lele;  e  hull.    To  flop  over,  e 

hull  ma  kela  aoao. 
Flo'ra,  n.    Na  mea  ulu  maoli  o  ka  aina. 
Flo'ral,  adj.     Pili  i  na  pua.     A  floral 

oj^ering,  he  makana  o  na  pua. 
Flor'id,  adj.    1.    Hauliuli.   Aflaridcom- 

plexion'ha.\ili\x\i  ka  ili. 

2.    Nane. 
Flo'rist,  n.  Kanaka  raahi  pua. 
Fldt'sam,  n.    Waiwai  o  lana  wale  ana 

ma  ke  kai. 
Flounce,  V.    Kupaka;  e  onloni. 
Flounce,  n.    Lepa  aahu. 
Flourj'n.    Palaoa. 
Floar'lsh,  V.    1.    E  ulu  ae. 


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rioftr'ish-ing,  adj.    1.    Puka.    A  flour- 
ishing business,  he  oihana  })uka. 

2.    Kuonoono.    Kyn.  thriving. 
Flow,  V.    1.    E  kahe 

2.    Flow  slowly,  laumikl 

8.    Flow  as  a  current,  e  miha;  e  mikl. 
Flow'er,  n.    He  pua. 
Flo\ir'er-iiig  sea'gon,  n.    Kau  mohala 

pua. 
Flow'er-y,  adj.    Me  he  pua  la. 
Flow'ing,  arf/.    Kahe;  miba. 
FItk€'tu-ate,  v.     Iluna,  ilalo;  kalana- 

lana. 
Flue,  n.    Puka  u-ahi. 
Flu'ent,  adj.   Maiele;iioili;  palolo;  ma- 

kaukau  ma  ka  olelo. 
Flu'ent-ly.  adv.    Me  ka  pahee  o  ka  leo. 
Flu'lcl,  n.    Kela  me  keia  ano  wai. 
Flu'id,  adj.  Hehee';  kahe  me  he  wai  la. 
Fluke,  n.    1.    Ka  xuauamana  o  ka  hele- 

uma. 

2.    Ka  hiu  o  ke  kohola'. 
Fltim«,  n.    He  ha  wai.    To  flume,  e  hoo- 

komo  maka  ha. 
Fliir'ry,  n.    Pioloke;  pilihua. 
Flash,  n.  Omeomeo.  Flushed  with  anger, 

kukaheu 
Fias'tered,  adj     Pihoihoi;  pu'pu'ahu- 

lu.    Syn.  confused;  agitated. 
Flute,  n.    Ohe  puhi. 
Flut'ist,  n.    Kanaka  puhi  ohe. 
Fliit'ter,  V.    E  kapalili;  e  welowelo. 
Flatter,  n.    He  kapalili  o  ka  houpo. 
Fly,  r.    1.    E  lele ;  e  hoolele. 

2.  Ehee;  e  auhee.    Syn  flee. 

3.  E  hole  mama.    Syn.  run  swiftly. 

4.  E  kaalelewa     Flying  clouds,  na  ao 
kaalelewa 

Fly,  n.    1.    He  nalo. 

2.    He  kaa  ma'ma'. 
Fly'leaf  n.    He  aoao  o  ka  huke  i  pai  ole 

ia 
Fly'-w'heel,  7i.     Ka  pokakaa  nui  o  ka 

mikiui. 
Foal,  n.    Llo  keiki. 
Foam,   71.      Hu'wahu'wa;  hu'a.       The 

foaming  sea,  kai  ahulu. 
Fo'cal,  adi.    Pill  i  ke  kiko  hui  o  na  ku- 

kuna  maiamalama. 
Fo'cus,  n.   Ke  kiko  kahi  e  hui  at  na  ku- 

kuna  maiamalama. 
Fo'cxis,  V.    E  hooponopono  1  ke  aniani  1 

ike  pono. 
Fod'aer,  n.    Ai  holoholona.    Stn.  feed. 
Foe,  n.    He  enemi.    Syn.  adversary. 
Fog,  n.    He  o-hu. 
r<>8:'sry»  adJ     Paapu  i  ka  o-hu. 
Fo'gy,  n.    Kanaka  hahai  i  ke  ano  o  ka 

wa  kahiko. 
Foinble,  i;.    He  kina  o  ka  manao. 
Foil,  V.   E  hoka;  e  hoohoka.   Syn.  frus- 

Fold,  n.    1.    He  opi ;  he  pelu. 
2.    He  pa.    Sheep  fold,  pa-hipa.    Four- 
fold, pa-ha'. 

Fold,  V.    E  opiopi;  e  pelu  ae. 

Fold'er,  n.    Mea  opiopi. 

F6'li>asc,  n.    Na  lau  o  na  laau. 


Foll-o,  n.    Hookahi  opi  o  ke  kalana. 
Folk,    J         Poe.     Our  folks,  ko  kakoa 
Folks,!     *       poe;  komakou  poe. 
Follow,  V.    Ehaihai  mahope;  e  ukali. 

2.  It  follows  therefore,  nolaila  ua  aka'- 
ka. 

3.  In  the  following  manner,  i)cnei.  Syn. 
thus. 

F61'low-er,  7i.  1.    He  haumana.    Syh. 

disciple. 

2.    He  mea  ukali. 
F611y,  n.    He  lapuwale;  he  naaupo. 
Fo-ment',  v.     E  hookonokono.     SYN. 

incite;  instigate. 
Fo'men-ta'tion,  n.    He  men  hamo  eha. 
Fo-ment'er,  n.   He  mea  hoala  hakaka'; 

hoala  mokuahana,  etc. 
Fdnd,  adj.    1.    Makemake;  ake. 

2.  Ono.    Fond  of  food,  ono  i  ka  ai. 

3.  Aloha. 

Fdn^le,  v.    E  hooaumoe;  e  hlipol;  e 
hoomilimili. 

Fond'ly,  adv.    Me  ke  aloha  pumehana. 
Syn.  lovingly. 

Food,  n.    Ai.    Syn.  provisions. 

Fo_ol,  n.    He  ai-a';  he  kanaka  lapuwale. 

Fool,  V.    E  epa;  e  hoopuuiwale. 

Fool'har'dy,  aJj.    Aa  wale. 

Fool'lsh,  adj.    Naaupo;  lapuwale. 

Fool'ish-ness,  n.   Kuaupo.    Syn.  folly. 

Fools'eap,  n.     Kalana  uuuui. 

Foot,  n.    He  wawae. 
2.    He  kapuai ;  12  iniha. 
8.    Kumu.    Syn.  base.    Ibot  of  a  moun- 
tain, kumu  o  ka  mauna. 

Fobt,  V.    1,    E  hehi ;  e  hele  wawae. 

2.  E  hookaa.  Syn.  pay.  To  foot  a  bill, 
e  hookaa  i  ka  bila. 

3.  E  hoouluulu.  Syn.  run  up;  add. 
Foot  up  an  amount,  e  hoouluulu  i  ka  hu- 
ina. 

Fo'bt'ball,  «.    Kinlpopo  keeTii  wawae. 
Fo^bt'fiVll,  n.    Ka  hehf  ana  o  ka  wawae. 
Fo^t'libld,  n.    Wahi  e  ku  ai  ku  wawae. 
Foot'path,  n.    Alanui  hele  wawae. 
Fot)t'priiit,  71.    He  meheu. 
Foot'step,  n.    Kapuai  wawae. 
Fo'bt'stool,  n.    Kehina  wawae. 
Fop,  n.    Kanaka  hoopuahi.    Syn.  cox- 
comb. 
Fdp'plsh,  adr.  Hookelakela  wale ;  hoo- 

kahakaha. 
For,  prep,     'iso;   na;  conj.  no  ka  mea. 

Syn.  because. 
For'age,  n.  Ai  i  hoomakaukau  ia  no  na 

holoholona. 
For'ai-mftch',  adv.    Oiai.    Stn.  since. 
For-bear',  v.    1.    E  hoo'ki.    Syn.  cease. 

2.    E  ahonui;  ehoomanawanui.    Syn. 

have  patience. 
For-bear'ange,  n.    AJtonui;  hoomana- 

wanui. 
For-bld',  V.    E  pa'pa'  aku.    E  hoole. 
For-bid'dlng,  adj.      Inoino;  kohu  ole. 
Force,  n,    Ikaika;  mana. 
Force,  v.    1.    E  kaohi  maoli. 

2.  'E  lima  ikaika  aku. 
Force'meat,  n,    I'o  i  kuiia  a  wale. 


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For'ccps,  v.    TJ-pa'  upiki  o  ke  kauka. 
Tor'ci-ble,  adj.    1.    Mana;  ikaika 
•2.    koikoi.    A  forcible  thought,  he  ma- 
nao  koikoi. 
F6r'ci-bly,  adr.    1.    Me  ka  lima  ikaika. 
2.    "^The  thought  strikes  me  Jorcibly,  ku 
ikaika  mai  ku  mauao  ia'u. 
Ford,  n.    Wahi  hele  wawae  o  ka  muli- 

wai;  kekahawai. 
Ford'able,  adj.  Hiki  ke  hele  wawae  ia. 
Fore'arm,  v.    E  lolii. 
Fore'cas-tle  (fo-kasl),  w.  Wahi  noho 

o  na  luina  moku. 
Fore'close',  v.    E  hooko  i  ka  palapala 

moraki. 
Fore'fatli'er,  u.    He  kupuna  o  Jca  wa 

kahiko. 
Fore'fin'ger,  n.    Manamanalima  mua. 
Fore'front,  n.    Ke  alo;  imua  loa.  Syh. 

van. 
F6re-g6',  v.    E  haalele  aku.  A  foregone 

coiiclmion,  olelo  hooholo  e  mamua. 
Fore'ground,  n.    Ke  alo  o  ke  kii. 
Fore'lxand'ed,  adj.    Lako;  kuonoono. 

Syn.  well  off. 
Ffire'head  (for'ed),  n.    Ka  lae. 
Fdr'cig^n  (for'in),  adj.     Haole;  no  na 

aina  e. 
F6r'eign-er,  n.    He  haole;  kanaka  no 

na  aiua  e  maL 
Fore-know',  V.    E  ike  e  mamua. 
Fore-kndwl'ed^e,  n.    Ka  ike  e  no  aa 

mea  e  hiki  nxai  ana. 
Fore'lock,  n.    Hili  lauoho  ma  ka  lae. 
Fore'man,  n.    He  luna  haua. 
Fore'most,  adj.    1.    Ka  mua  loa. 
2.    The  foremast  boy  in  school^  ke  keiki 
pookela  o  ke  kula. 
Fore'noon,  n.  Mamua  iho  o  ke  awakea. 
Fore'or-dain',  v.    E  wae  e  mamua. 
Fore'part,  n.    Ka  hapa  omua. 
Fore'riin-ner,  n.     He  elele  i  hoouna 

muaia. 
Fore-see',  v.    E  ike  e  mamua. 
Fore-shown',  p.  p.     Hoike  e  ia. 
Fore'sight,  n.    Ka  ike  e  hoomakaukau 

e  ana  mamua. 
For'est,  n.    He  ulu  laau. 
Fore-stall',  v.    See  anticipate.  E  maka- 

ala  e  mamua. 
Fore'tfiste,  7i.  E  wanana.  Syn.  predict. 
Fore'tiiouglit,?*.  Kanoonooe  mamua. 
For-ev'er,  adv.    Mau  loa;  no  ke  ao  pau 

ole ;  mau  a  mau. 
Fore-warn',  v.    E  ao  e  mamua. 
For'feit,  v.    1.    E  ukn  hoopai. 

2.    E  hoonelo  i  kekahi  pono. 
Forge,  n.    Ke  kapualii  no  k©  amara. 
Forge,  V.    1.    E  kui  hao. 
2.    E  apuka.    Syn.  counterfeit. 
8.    E  neenee  iki  imua.    The  ship  forges 
ahead,  ke  neenee  iki  nei  ka  moku  unua. 
Forf  «r-y,  n.    Apuka. 
For-get',    V.    E  poina;  ehoo-poina. 
For-get'ful,  orf/.    Poina  wale. 
For-give',  V.    E  kala;  e  huikala.    Syu. 

pardon. 
For-give'ne88,n  .    Ke  kala  an*. 


For-glv'lng,  adj.    Manao  kala. 
Fdrk,  n.    1.    He  o. 
2.    Kahi  e  mauamaua  ai.     TheforJc  of  a 
river,  kahi  e  mauamana  ai  ka  muliwaij 
or,  he  manamana  o  ka  muliwai. 
Ffirk'ed,  adj.    Manamana. 
For-lorn',    adj.    Oki  loa;  mehameha; 

neoneo. 
Form,  n.     L     Kii;  kino.    Syn.  figure; 
hody. 
2.  Jn  some  form  or  other,  ma  kekahi  ano. 

Form,  V.    1.    E  lilo.    Syn.   become.     It 
forms  a  part,  lilo  ia  i  h.aj)a. 
2.    E  kukulu  i  hul. 

Fdrm'al,  adj  Ku  1  na  rula;  like  me 
na  loin  a.    SYN.  precise 

For-mal'i-ty,  n.  Ke  ko  ana  mamuli  o 
na  loina. 

For-ma'tion,  «.  Kahanaana;  ke  ku- 
kulu ana. 

For'mer,  adj.    1.    Mua.    The  former, Iha 
mua. 
2.  Mamua.  J^brmeritmeSjnawa  mamua. 

For'mer-ly,  adv,  Mamua;  ika  wa  ma- 
mua. 

For'ml-da-ble,  adj.  Weliweli.  A  for- 
midable obstacle,  he  kumu  keakea  weli- 
weli. 

F6r'mu-la,  n.    He  loina. 

For'ni-ca'tion,  n.    Hookamakama. 

For-sake',  v  E  hsialele.  Syn,  ahandoxu 

For-sak'en,  adj.    Haaleleia. 

For-scSoth,  adv.  He  oiaio.  Syn.  in 
truth;  indeed. 

For-swear'  v.  1.    E  haalele  me  ka  ho* 
hiki.    Syn  abjure. 
2.    E  hoohlki  wahahee. 

Fort,  «  Pa-kaua;  papu'.  Syn.  fortress; 
fortification. 

Forte,  n.  Ka  hana  i  pookela  ai  kekahi. 
Mathematics  are  his  forte,  pookela  oia 
ma  na  helu. 

Forth-eom'ing,  adj.  Hoea  mai  ana; 
kokoke  mai  ana. 

Forth'witti',  adi;.  Ano;  koke.  Syk. 
now;  immediately. 

For'ti-fy,  v.    1.    E  kukulu  i  pa-kaua. 
2.     E    hooikaika;     hookupaa.      feJfN. 
strengthen. 

For'tl-tude,  n.  Ke  kupaa  o  ka  manao; 
hoomanawanui.  Syk.  endurance ;  firm- 
ness. 

Fort'night,  n.    Elua  hebedoma. 

Fort'u-iiate,  adj.    Pomaikai. 

Fort'une,  n.    L    Waiwai  nm;  lako  nui. 
2.    Good  VorfM^e,  pomaikai. 
8.    Bad  fortune,  poino. 

Forfiine- teller,  71.    Meakilokilo. 

For'ty,  adj.    Kanaha';  he  kaau. 

For'ward,  adj.    Mahaoi;  huo-a-ano. 
2.    I  mua. 

F68'8il,w.  Hemeaulu,  a  he  kino  ho- 
loholona  paha,  Ihooliloiai  poliaku.a 
1  eliia  noloko  mai  o  ka  honua. 

Fds'ter,  v.    1.    £  hanai.    Syii.  nourish. 
2.    Ehii.    Syn.  cherish. 
8.    £  malama.    Syn.  to  promote;  care 
for. 


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Ftis'ter-chilcT,  n.    Keiki  hanai. 
Fos'ter-pa'rent,  n.    Makua  hanai. 
Foul,  adj.    1.    Haumia;  pelapela. 

2.    Kolohe.    Syn.  villainous. 
Foun-da'tion,  n.    He  kumu;  he  kahua. 
Foun'der,  n.    1.    Ka  mea  nana  e   hoo- 

kumu. 

2.    Kanaka  hoo-hee'  metala. 
Found'er,  v.    E  piholo;  e  palemo.  Syn. 

sink. 
Found'ry,  n.  Wahi  hoo-hee'  metala.  An 

iron  foundry,  wahi  hoo-hee'  hao. 
Found'ling,  n.    Keiki  i  haaleleia  e  na 

makua. 

FoSSt'ainJ   ^'    Waipuai. 
Fount'ain-hdad',  n.  He  poowai.    Syn. 

source. 
Four,  adj.    E  ha';  hekauna, 
Four'fold,  adj.    Pa-ha'. 
Four'fo~i>t'ed,  adj.    Wawae  e-ha'. 
Four'score,  adj.  Kanawalu;  eha'  iwa- 

kalua. 
Four'squftre,  adj.    Huina-ha-like. 
Fourth,  adj.    1.    Ka  ha.    2.     He  hapa- 

ha'. 
Fowl,  n.    He  manii. 
Fowl'er,  n.    Kanaka  ki  manu;  kanaka 

kawllimanu. 
F6wl'ing-piece,  n.    Pu-ki-manu. 
FcSx,  n.    He  alopeke. 
Fra'cas,     n.       Hakaka'.      Syn.     fight; 

quarrel. 
Frac'tion,   n.       He  hakina;   he  hapa. 

Common  fraction  f  hakina  maoli.  Proper 

fraction,  hakina  pili.    Complex  fraction, 

nakinaano  huikau.  Compound  fraction, 

hakina  o  ka  hakina.    Improper  fraction, 

hakina  kuokoa, 
Frac'tioiis,   adj.      Hookuli;     nunuha. 

Syn.  stubborn;  obstinate. 
Frae'tiire,  n.    He  haki.    Syn.  break. 
Fra^'lle,   adj.      Hakiwale;     palupalu. 

frail;  brittle. 
Frag'ment.    1.    Apana.    A  fragment  of 

cloth,  he  apana  lole. 

2.  He  huna.    A  fragment  of  food,  he 
huna  ai. 

3.  Lihiiki. 
Fra'grance,  n.     He  ala. 
Fra'grant,  adj.  Aala;  ala.  Too  fragrant, 

alapakui. 

Frail,  adj.   1.    Nawaliwali;  palupalu. 
2.    Ae  wale  i  ka  hewa. 

Frail'ty,  n.    1.    Ano  nawaliwali;  palu- 
palu. 
2.    Ka  manao  ae  wale  i  ka  hewa. 

Frame,  v.  E  kapili;  e  kukulu.  Frame 
a  Imv,  e  kukxilu  i  kanawai. 

Frame,  n.  He  mea  hoopaa.  A  picture 
frame,  he  laau  hoopaa  kii ;  or,  mea  hoo- 
paa kii. 

Franae'-work,  n.  Naiwi.  Framework 
of  a  house,  na  iwi  o  ka  hale. 

Frank,  adj.  Anohuna'ole;  oiaio.  Syn. 
honest;  candid. 

Frank'ly,  adv.  Me  ka  oiaio  maoli.  Syn. 
honestly;  candidly. 


Fran'tic,  acf/.    Pioloke  loa;  uluhualoa. 

Fra-ter'nal,  adj.  Hoahanau.  Syn. 
brotherly.  Fraternal  love,  aloha  hoa- 
hanau. 

Fra-ter'nl-ty,  n.  Hui  hoahanau.  Syn. 
brotherhood. 

Fra'ter-nize,  v.  E  hui  ma  ke  ano  hoa- 
hanau. 

Frafrl-cide,  n.  Mea  pepehi  hoahanau. 

Fraud,  ?i.     Hana  apuka;  hana  epa. 

Fraud'u-lent,  adj.    Apuka;  epa. 

Fraught  (frawt),  adj.  Paapu.  Fraught 
with  danger,  paapu  i  na  popilikia.  Syn. 
full. 

Fray,  v.    E  weluwelu. 

Freak,  n.    Manao  ulu  wale. 

Freck'le,  n.    Kiko  ma  ke  kino. 

Free,  adj.  1.  Kuokoa.  A  free  man,  ka- 
naka kuokoa. 

2.  Mama;  holo.  .4 /ree  ^or«e,  he lio ho- 
le. 

3.  A  free  wind,  makaui  mahope  mal. 
Free,  v.    1.    E  hookuu. 

2.  To  free  the  mind,  e  hai  pau  loa  i  ka 
manao. 

3.  To  be  free  and  easy,  e  luana;   e  hoo- 
nanea. 

Free'-born,  adj.    Kupa. 

Free'dom,  n.    Kuokoa;  ku  1  ka  wa, 

Free'hold,  n.  Aina  alodio;  aina  kule- 
ana, 

Free'hold-er,  n.    Haku  kuleana. 

Free'ly,  ad_y.    Me  ka  aua  ole. 

Free'-sehool ,  n.    Kula  uku  ole. 

Free-thlnk'er,  w.  Heaia';  he  hooma- 
loka;  he  hoomalau. 

Free-will',  n.  Ka  mana  e  hooko  ma- 
mulio  kamakemake.  Of  his  own  free 
will,  mamuli  o  kona  makemake  iho. 

Freeze,  v.    E  make  i  ke  anu. 
2.    E  paa  i  ke  anu.    Syn.  congeal. 

Freight,  w.    Ukanamoku. 

Freight,  V.  E  hoopihamoku;  e  hooill 
ukana  maluna  o  ka  moku. 

Freight'-list,  n.    Papa  iielu  ukana. 

French,  adj.  Farani.  French  language^ 
oleic  Farani. 

Fre-quent',  v.  1.  E  makaikai  pinepine; 
2.    E  hele  mau. 

Fre'quent,  adj.  Pinepine.  Syn.  com- 
mon. 

Fre-quent'er,  n.  Mea  makaikai  pine- 
pine; mea  hele  mau. 

Fre'quent-ly,  adv.  Pinepine.  Syn.  of- 
ten. 

Fresh,  adj.  1.  Hou.  Fresh  goods,  na 
waiwai  hou.    Syn.  new. 

2.  Maka.    Syn.  raw. 

3.  Ikaika,     Feel  fresh,  e  ikaika  hou. 
Syn.  strong. 

4.  Huihui.     Fresh  water,  wai  huihui. 
Syn.  cold. 

Fresh'et,  n.    Hewaimanini;  wai  nui. 
Fresh'ly,  adv.    Hou. 

2.    Oluolu.     The  wind  blew  freshly,  pa 

oluolu  mai  ka  makani. 
Fresh'man,  n.      Haumana  o  ka  papa 

komo  o  ke  kula  nui. 


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yret,  V.    E  ne;  e  ohumu  wale. 

Fret'ful,     i  „^i     Ne;  uaole.    A  fretful 

Fret'ting,  (  ""•?•  child,  he  keiki  ne. 
Syn.  peevish. 

Fri'a-ble,  adj.  Hakihaki  wale;  pai'na 
wale.    Syn.  brittle. 

Frie'tlon,  n.    Ka  anai  ana. 

Fri'day,  n.    Po-alima. 

FriencI,  w.    Hoa'loha;  hoalauna. 

Friend'less,  ad/.  Hoalauna  ole;  meha- 
meha. " 

Friend'ly,  adj.    Oluolu;  launa. 

Friend'sliip,  n.    Aloha  hoalauna. 

Frig'ate,  n.    Moku  manuwa  nui. 

Fright,  71.    Puiwa.    Syn.  alarm;  terror. 

Fright'en,  v.    E  hoopuiwa.  Syn.  scare. 

Fright'ful,  adj.    Eehia;  weliweli. 

Frig'id,  adj.    1.    Auuanu.   Syn.  cold. 
2.    Frigid  zone,  kaei  anu. 

Frigr'id-ly,  adj.  Puanuanu.  Syn.  coldly. 

Fringe,  n.    Lihilihi  lole. 

Frisk,  V.    E  lelelele;  e  haa. 

Frisk'y,  adj.  Lelelele,  me  he  hipa  kei- 
ki la. 

Frlt'ter,  v.  To  fritter  away  the  time,  e 
hoohala  wale  i  ka  manawa. 

Fri-v61'i-ty,  n.     He  lealea  noonoo  ole. 

Frlv'o-loiis,  adj.    Lealea  noonoo  ole. 

Fro,  adv.    I-o'.    To  and  fro,  i-o'  ia  nei. 

Frdek,  n.  Lole  palaka.  A  frock  coat, 
puapuamoa. 

Frog,  11.    He  ra'na. 

Frol'ie,  n.  He  paani  lealea.  Syn.  sport. 

Frol'ie-some,  adj.  Lealea  1  ka  paani. 

From,  »rej3.  Mai.  Fr07n  Honolulu,  mal 
Honolulu  mai.  From  Honolulu  to  Rilo, 
mai  Honolulu  aku  i  Hilo. 

Front,  n.    L    Ke  alo. 
2.    Imua. 

Frontpage,  n,  Ke  alo  o  ka  pa,  a  hale 
paha. 

Fron-tier,  n.  Mokuna  aina;  pea.  Syn. 
boundary. 

Front'is-plece,  n.  Ke  kii  ma  ka  aoao 
mua  loa  o  ka  buke. 

Frfist,  n.    Kehau  anu. 

Frdth,  n.    Hu'a;  huwa . 

Fro'ward,  adj.    Haakei. 

Frown,  n.    He  hookue  maka. 

Frown,  v.    E  hoomaku'e. 

Fru'gal,  adj.     1.     Pakiko.     Syn.  eco- 
.  nbmical. 
2.    Uuku  o  ka  lilo. 

Fr^it,  n.    1.    Hua. 
2.  *  Hua  ai. 

Frult'f  ul,  acy.  Hua  nui;  momona.  Syn. 
fertile. 

Fruit'fal-ness,  n.    1.    Ka  hua  nui  ana 
mai.    Syn.  productiveness. 
2.  Ka  momona  o  ka  lepo.  Syn.  fertility. 

Fru-i'tion,  n.    Ke  ko  ana. 

Friiit'legs,  vdj.    1.    Hua  ole.    A  fruit- 
leas  tree,  he  laau  hua  ole. 
2.    Ko  ole;  makehewa.    A  fruitless  ef- 
fort, he  hoao  makehewa. 

Fruit'tree,  n.    Laau  hua, 

Frii gyrate,  v.  £  boohoka.  Syn.  de- 
feat. 


Frfts'tum,  n.    He  okina  o  ke  kino  paa. 

Frustum  of  a  cone,  he  okina  o  ka  puou 
Fry,  V.    E  parai. 
Fry'ing-pan,  n.    Pa-parai. 
Fu'el,  n.    1.    Wahie  no  ke  ahi. 

2.    Kela  mea,  keia  mea  i  a  i  ke  ahi. 
Fu'gri-tive,  w.    He  kuewa;  kanaka  aU' 

wana;  kanaka  mahuka. 
Ffil'crum,  n.    He  unu;  he  koo. 
Ful-fill',  V.  E  hooko'.  Syn.  accomplish. 

Ful-fill'ment,  n.    Ka  hooko'  ana.  Syn. 

accomplishment. 
Full,  adj.    Piha. 
Full'ness,  n.    Ka  piha  ana. 
Full'y,  adj.      Lea.      Fully  understand, 

maopopo  lea. 
Fftm'ble,  v.    E  ha'ha'  wale  aku. 
Fumes,  n.  pi.    1.    Uahi.    Syn.  smoke. 

1.  Ka  mahu  o  na  mea  baila;  ke  ala  o 
na  mea  e  a  ana. 

Fu'mi-gate,  v.    E  hoopuhi  1  ka  u-ahi. 

Fu'mi-ga'tlon,  n.  Ka  hoopuhi  ana  i 
ka  u-ahi. 

Ffin,  71.    Paani  lealea. 

Fiine'tion,  v.    Hana. 

Ftine'tion-a-ry,  n.    Luna  oihana. 

Ftind,  71.    He  waihona. 

Fxin'da-ment'al,  adj.  Kumu.  Funda- 
mental principle,  he  loina  hookumu. 

Fu'ner-al,  n.  Halawai  hoolewa  kupa- 
pau. 

Fu-ne're-al,  adj.    Ano  kanikau. 

Ftin'gus,  71.    Pepeiao  laau. 

Ftin'nel,  n.  1.  Puka  u-ahi  no  ka  eniki- 
ni.    Syn.  smoke  stack. 

2.  Puka  hookomo  ea  i  ka  opu  o  ka  mo^ 
ku. 

8.    Tini  ukuhi  wai. 
Ftkn'ny,  adj.    Lealea;  mea  akaaka. 
Fur,  n.    Hulu  palupalu,  like  me  koka 

popoki. 
Fur'bisli,  v.    E  anai;  e  hoohinuhinu. 

Syn.  scour. 
Fu'rl-otis,  adj.   1.  Weliweli  o  ka  huhu. 

2.    Ikaikaloa;  pukiki.  A  furious  wind, 

makani  pukiki. 
Furl,  V.    E  opiopi.    E  opiopi  i  ka  pea. 
Fur'Iong,  ».     He  setadia;  hapawaluo 

ka  mile. 
Fur'lough  (fur'lo),  n.     Palapala  hoc- 

kuu  koa  no  ka  wa  pokole. 
Fur'na^e,  n.    L      Kapuahi  hooheehee 

metala. 

2.    Kapuahi  hoomehana. 
Fur'nish,  v.    E  hoolako.    Syn.  supply. 

Fur'nl-ture,  n.     Na  lako.     Household 

furniture,  na  lako  hale. 
Fur'row,  n.    Auwahao  ke  o'palau. 
Fur'tlier,  adv.    Oi  ae ;  ma  o  aku. 
Fur'thier,  v.    E  kokua.  Syn.  assist;  pro 

mote.    To  further  the  undertaking. 

e  kokua  mamuli  o  ka  hana. 
Fur'tlier-ance,   n.     KoKUa;  koo.      In 

furtherance  of  the  object,  i  kokua  no  ka 

manao. 
Fur'tlier-more,  adv.     Eia  hou.     Syn. 

moreover. 


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GARRISON 


VvirthfeBt,  adj.    Ma-<y  loa. 

Fur'tive,  adv.     Maalea;  malu'jaiio  ai- 

hue. 
r^'ry,  n.    L      Huhu  weliweli;   inaina 

lua  ole. 

2.    Ke  ano  o  ka  ikaikaino.     Thefttri; 

of  the  tempest,  ka  ikaika  ino  o  ka  ma- 

kani. 
FuTz'Yf  adj.    Heu.    Ptir z-jf  ccme,  ko  heu. 
Fuse,  n.  He  kaulapauda;iiieahoopahu'» 
Fuse  (fuie)  v.    E  hooheehee  i  ka  wela. 
Fu'gi-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ke  hooheeheeia. 


Fus'ion,  n.    1.    Ka  hooheehee  ana  i  ka 

wela. 

2.    Kalilo   anao  na   aoao  ku-e  elua  a 

oi  paha,  i  aoao  hookahi;  ka  lokahi  ana. 
Fftgrs,  n.    Hauwalaau. 
Ffts'sy,  adj.    Ano  hoopillkia  wale. 
Fu'tile,  adj.     Makehewa;  waiwai  ole. 

Syn.  useless;  vain. 
Fu-til'l-ty,    n.      Ke   ano    makehewa. 

Syn.  uselessnesB. 
Fu'ture,        i         Ko  mua   aku:  ka  wa 
Fu-tu'ri-ty,i  "*        mahope, 
,  Fy  I  interj.    Ka  !  kaha'haa 


G 


Gab'ble,  v.    E  walaau  wale,  me  he 
mau  keko  la.    Syn.  iabber. 
GiV'ble,  71.    Hakala  o  ka  hale. 
Gad,  v.    E  holoholo  wale. 
Ctad'a-boi^t,  n.    He  mea  holoholo  w«de; 

he  a'ea  wale. 
Gag,  E  o-a. 

Gagp,  n.    Laau  hoopaa  waha. 
Gain,  n.    1.    Waiwai  puka. 

2.    Pomaikai. 
Crsis,  V.    L    B  pwka. 

2.    To  gain  a  point,  e  ko  i  ka  makemake 
Gain'leas,adj.  Poho^  waiwai  ole.  Syn. 

losing. 
Gain' say,  v.    E  pale  i  ka  olelo;  ehoole 

i  ka  olelo. 
Gait,  n.    Ke  ano  o  ka  hele  ana.    A  »low 

gait,  ka  hele  lolohi  ana. 
Gait'er,  w.    He  ano  kamaa. 
Ga'la-day,  n.    La  hauoli. 
Gale,  n.    Makani  nui. 
Gall,  n.    Ke  an. 
G^ll,  V.     1.    E  hoopohole  i  ka  III.    ^TV. 

chafe. 

2.    E  hoonaukiuki. 
Gal-lant',  v.  E  kokua  pono  i  ka  wahine. 
GaPlant,  adj.     Koa;  maka^u  ole.    Syn. 

brave;  courageous. 
Gal'lant-ry,  n.    1.    Ke  ano  koa. 

2.    Ke  kokua  pono  ana  1  na  wahine. 
G»11er-y,  n,    1.    Wahi  noho  oluns. 

2.  Keen  a  hoikeike  kit. 

3.  Photographic  gallery,  hale  pai  fcii. 
Gal'ley,n.    Hale  kuke  olunaoka  moku. 
GaI'lie,  adj.    No  Faruni.    Syn.  french. 
Gal'li-nlp'per,  n.    He  makika  nui. 
Gal'lon,  71.    He  galani. 

Gal'lop,  V.    Ka  nolo  loa  ana  o  ka  lio. 

Gal^lows,  n.    Amana. 

GaFTan-ism,  n.    He  mana  ano  like  me 

kauila. 
Gam'ble,  v.    E  pill  waiwai. 
G&ux'bler,  n.    Kanaka  pill  waiwai. 


G&m'bol,  V.    E  lelelele;  e  haa.    Stk. 

frisk. 
Game,  n.    1.    He  paani. 

2.    Na  holoholona  i  ki-pu  ia. 
Game'ster,  n.      Kanaka   pili   waiwai. 

Syn.  gambler. 
Oarn'moit,  n.    1.    He  hoka.    Syn.  hum* 

bug. 
Gam'xit,  n.    Na  leo  ewalu  o  ka  pa-ko-lL 

Syn.  scale. 
GanMer,  n.    Manu  ne'ne'  kane. 
Gang,  n.    He  poe.   A  gang  of  laborers^  he 

poe  paahana. 
G^n-grene',  n.    Ka  palaho  o  kau  wahi 

o  ke  kino. 
Gane'way,   Vf.  Kahi  e  komo  aku  ai  o  ka 

moku. 
Gaol  (Jail),  n.    Hale  paahao.    Syn.  jail. 
Gaol'er  (jail'er),  ti.     Luna  hale  paa- 
hao.   Syn.  jailer. 
Gap,  n.    1.    Wahi  helelei  o  ka  pa. 

2-    Wahi  haahaa  mawaena  o  na  kua- 

hiwi. 
Gape,  V.  E  hamama  waha.  Syn.  yawn.. 
Garb,  71.    -Jahu. 

Garb'age,  ti.    Opala holoholona;  opala. 
Giir'ble,  v.    E  kalai  ino  i  ka  olelo. 
Giir'den,  n.    He  kihapai. 
Gar'den-er,  n.    Kahu  malama  kihapai, 
Gar'gle,  v.    B  o'lao'la  ma  ka  puu. 
Gar'land,  n.    Lei.    Syn.  wreath. 
Gar'ment,  n.    Lole  komOr 
Gar'ner,  n.    Hale  nanaa.    Syn.  barn. 
Gardner,  v.    E  hoouiili  ma  ka  hale  pa- 

paa. 
Garget,  n.    Pohaku  momi  ulaula. 
Giir'nish,  r.    E  kahiko  a  maikai.    Syn* 

decorate;  adorn. 
Gar'nish-ee',  v.    E  hoopaa  waiwai  oka 

mea  ai-e. 
Gftr'ret,  n.     Ke  keena  oluna  loa  o  ka 

hale.    Syn.  attic. 
Gar'ri-son,  n.    Na  koa  o  ka  pa-kaua. 


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Gar-rote',  v.    E  uuml. 
Oar'ru-lotts,  adj.    Walaan  wale. 
Gar'ter,  n.    Lipine  hoopaa  kakini. 
Gas,  71.    Eamama. 
Gas'e-ous,  adj.    Pili  i  ke  ea  mama. 
Gash,  71.    Wahi  moku  ma  ke  kino. 
Gas'ligrh.t,  n.    Ka  malamalama  o  ke  ea 

mama. 
Gas-om'e-ter,  71.    Wahfehooahu  ai  o 

ke  ea  mama. 
Gasp,  V.    E  hamipaa.    E  mauliawa. 
Gas'ferie,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  opu  hoowale  ai. 
Gas'trie  Juice,  n,     Wai  hoowale  alo 

ka  opu. 
Gate,  71.    Puka  pa. 
Gate'way,  n.    Kahi  e  komo  ai, 
Gatii'er,  v.     1.     E   hooakoakoa.    Syn. 

2.  E  hooiliill.    Snr.  collect  things. 

3.  E  hoouluulu.    Syn.  collect  animals 
together. 

4.  E  ohi.    Syn.  gather  fruit. 

5.  E  hooahu.    Syn.  hoard. 
Gatii'er-er,  n.    Mea  nana  e  hoiliill,  etc. 

Gath'er-ing,  n.    1.    He  anaina.     Syn. 

assembly. 

2.    Ka  mea  i  ohi  la;  hooiliiliia,  etc. 
8.    He  puu  ma  ke  kino. 
G^ud'y,  adj.    Hoohiehie  pono  ole. 

Gaugre  (gaj),  n.    Mea  ana  pahu  barela. 
Gaug^er,  n.    Kanaka  ana  pahu.. 
Gauut,  adj.    Wiwi;  olala. 
Gaunt'let,  n.    Pale  lima  loloa. 
Gauze,  71.    Lole  lahilahi  loa. 
Gawk'y,  adj.    Kuaaina;  hemahema. 
Gay,  adj.  1.  Lealea;  olioli.  Syn.  merry. 

2.    Nani;  maikai  loa.    Syn.  fine. 
Gay'e-tv,  n.    Lealea.    Syn.  merriment. 

Ga^l  V  *  (  ^^'   ^^  ka  lealea;  me  ka  nani. 
Gaze,  V.    E  haka  pono  ka  maka. 
Ga-zelle',  n.    He  dia. 
Ga-zette',  n.     He  nupepano  na  mea  e 

hoolaha.    Official  Gazette,  ka  pepa  hoo- 

laha  ma  ke  kauoha  o  ke  aupuni. 
Gaz'et-eer',  n.  He  buke  e  hoike  ana.no 

na  wahi  a  pau  o  ka  honua. 
Gaz'ing-stoek,  n.     Kanaka  1  hoofaene- 

heneia  e  ka  lehulehu. 
Gear,  71.    Na  lako  o  kela  me  keia  ano. 
Geld'iiig:,  n.    Lio  i  poa  ia. 
^em,  7*.    He  momi. 
Gen'der,  n.     1.    MasculinA  gender^  ano 

kane. 

2.    Feminine  gender,  ano  wahine. 

8.    Neuter  gender,  ano  ku  okoa. 

4.    Covimon  gender,  ano  pili  like. 
Gen'e-a-16g:'ie-al,  adj.    Kuauhau, 

6£n'e-&l'o-^ist,  71.  Kanaka  Iml  ku- 
auhau. 

Gen'e-&l'o-^y,  V.    Ke  kuauhau. 

6en'er-al,  adj.  Pili  i  na  mea  a  pau; 
akea.  Ge7ieraif70od,  pomalkai  o  ka  le- 
hulehu. General  meaning,  ke  ano  nui. 
General  intelligence,  ike  akea.  General 
sickness,  mai  laulaha. 

Gen'er-al,  71.    Generala. 


6en'er-&l'i-ty,  n.     1.     Ka  hapa   nui. 

Syn.    majority. 
.  2.    Generalities^  na  mea  ano  nui. 
Gen'er-al-ize,  v.    E  hoomaopopo   ma 

ke  ano  nui. 
Gen'er-al-ly,  adv     1.    Ma  ke  ano  man. 

2.  Generally  so,  pela  i  ka  hapa  nui  o  ka 
man  aw  a. 

3.  Generally  XLseful,  makaukau  ma  kela 
me  keia  mea. 

4.  Generally  understood,  hoomaopopo 
iae  ka  hapa  nui. 

Gen'er-al-sliip,    71.  Ke  kulana,  ke  aka- 

mai  o  ka  generala. 
Gen'er-ate,  v.    E  hoohua  mai. 
Gen'er-a'tion,  n.     1.    Ka  hoohua  ana 

mai. 

2.    He  hanauna.    Third  generation,  ku- 
.  akahi. 

Gen'er-a-tor,  w.    Mea  e  hoohua  ana. 
Ge-ner'ic,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  papa;  ke  ku- 
lana; ke  ano  like,  ka  hanauna. 
Gen'er-os'i-ty,   n.      Ano   lokomaikai; 

manawalea.    »yn.  liberality. 
Gen'er-otks,  adj.     Lokomaikai;  mana- 
.  walea.    Syn.  liberal. 
Gen'e-sls,  n.    Ka  hookumu  ana. 
Ge'ni-al,  adj.    Oluolu;  launa;  laulea. 
Ge'ni-al'i-ty,  71.      Ke  ano  launa;   ano 

oluolu. 
Ge'ni-al-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  oluolu. 
Gen'ius,  n.    1.    Ke  akamai  maoli  o  ka 

noonoo. 
.  2.    Mea  akamai  maoli. 
Gen-teel',  adj.    Ano  mikioi;  aulii. 
Gen'tile,  n.    Kanaka  no  na  aina  e,  wahi 

o  kapoe  Judaio. 
Gen-til'i-ty,  n.  Ke  ano  mikioi;  ano  au- 

Gentle,  adj.    1.    Laka.    Syn.  tame. 

2.  Oluolu.    Syn.  mild;  quiet. 

3.  Akahai.    Syn.  meek. 
Gen'tle-man,  n.    Kanaka  hoopono;  he 

keonimana. 

Gentle-iuan-ly,  adj.  Hoopono;  keoni- 
mana. 

Gen'tle-ness,  n.  Laka;  oluolu;  akahai. 

GSn'tle-woui'an,  n.    Wahine  hoopono;, 
noho  pono;  he  lede. 

Gen'tly,  adv.  Me  ka  oluolu;  me  ke  aka- 
hai. 

rgn'try,  n.    Poe  naauao;  poe  pihalulat 
ren'u-ine,  adj.    Oiaio;  oia  maoli  no. 

^e'nus,  n.    He  papa  o  na  mea  ano  like. 

pe'o-g^raplt'lc,        \     j.     No  ka  hoike 
fe'o-g:rapli'ie-al,  \       •''        honua. 
;e-6g'ra-phy ,  n.    Hoike  honua. 

Ge'o-ld^lc-al,  ad&*.    Pill  i  ke  ano  o  ka 
honua. 

Ge-dl'o-jrlst,  n.    Kanaka  hull  I  ke  ana 
o  ka  honua. 

6e-dl'o-^y,  7».     He  hoike  no  ke  ano  o 
ka  honua;  nokahana'na  o  ka  honua. 

6e'o-inet'rlc-al,  adj     Pili  i  ka  ana  ho- 
nua. 

Ge-dm'e-trl'slan,  n.    Kanaka  hull  ana 


honua. 
6e-dta'e-try,  n. 


Ana  honua. 


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GLORIOUS 


Wahine  nui  loa. 
namunamu.     Syn.  jab- 
He  olelo  namunamu 


^erm,  n.    He  mole;  he  kumu. 
Ger-mane',  ad/.     Pili;  pili  pono.    Syn. 

fitting;  appropriate. 
Oer'mi-nate,  v.    E  kupu.    Syn.  sprout. 
Ger'mi-na'tion,  n.    Ke  kupu  una, 

6es-ti€'u-late,  v.     E  kikoo  i  ka  lima, 

ma  ke  kamailio  ana. 
Ges-tie'u-la'tion,  n.    Ke  kikoo  ana  me 

ka  lima. 
Gest'ure,  n.    Kikoo  lima. 
Get,  V.    1.    E  loaa.    Syn.  obtain. 

2.    Get  off,  e  lele  ilalo. 
.  3.     To  get  away  safely,  e  pakele. 

4.    To  get  under  weigh,  e  hoomaka  e  ho- 

lo. 
Gew'gaw,  n.    Mea  milimili  waiwal  ole. 
Ghast'iy  (gast/ly),  adj.    Hakeakea,  me 

he  make  la. 
Ghost  (gost),  n.    Uhane  lapu. 
Gi'ant,  n.    Kanaka  nui  loa. 
Oi'ant-ess,  n. 
Gib'ber,  v.     E 
,ber. 
Gib'ber-ish,  n. 

wale. 
Gib-bet,  n.    Amana.    Syn.  gallows. 

Glb'bofis,  adj.  Ano  poepoe.  A  gibbous 
moon,  ka  mahina  e  piha  ana.  Syn.  con- 
vex. 

Gibe,  w.    Loiloi;  henehene.  Syn.  sneer, 

6lb'let8,  n.    Ka  puuwai  me  ke  ake  o  na 

manu. 
GldMl-ness,  n.    1.    Poniuniu. 

2.    Lealea  kupono  ole  o  ka  naau. 
Gid'dy,  adj.    1.    Poniuniu. 

2.    Lealea  kupono  ole. 
Gift,  n.    1.    He  raakana.     Syn.  present. 

2.    He  ike.    Syn.  talent;  quality. 
Giffed  adj.    Pihai  ke  akamai;   piha  i 

ka  naaiiao.    Syn.  talented. 
Gig,  n.    He  kaa  lio  me  na  huila  elua. 
Gi-gan'tie,  adj.    Nunui  loa. 
Gig'gle,  r.    E  akaaka  naaupo.    Syn.  tit- 
ter. 
Gild.  V.    1.    E  hamo  me  ke  gula  lahilahi 

loa. 

2.  E  hoomalamalama,  me  he  alaula  la. 
Gill,  n.    He  gila,  hapa-ha  o  ke  paina. 
Gill,  n.    Api;  mahamaha. 
Gilt,  adj.    Hamoia  i  ke  gula. 
Gim'let,  n.    Wili  puka  uuku. 
Gin,  n.    1.    He  waiona.  gini. 

2.    He  upiki.    Syn.  trap. 

8.    Mikini  wehe  1  ka  anoano  o  ka  pulu- 
.  pulu. 

Gin'ger,  n.    Awapuhi. 
Gin'ger-bread,  n.   Berena  ono  1  hoomi- 

ko  pu  ia  ka  awapuhi. 
Gin'ger-ly,  adv.     Me  ke  akahele.    Syn. 

cautiously. 
Glng'ham,  n.    Ginamu. 
Gird,  V.    E  kaei;  e  haawele;  ekfihtd. 
Gird'er.  n.    He  kaola, 
Gir'dle,  n.     Kaei. 
Girl,  n.    Kaikamahine. 
Girl'htfbd,  n.    Ka  wa kaikamahine. 
GirPish,  adj.    Ku  i  ke  kaikamahine. 


Girth,  n.    1.    He  kaula  opu. 

2.    Ke  anapuni  o  kekahi  mea. 
Gist,  n.    Ka  i'o  o  kekahi  olelo,  a  hana 

paha. 
Give,  v.    E  haawi;  e  manawalea. 

2.  (3ive  heed,  e  hoolohe. 

3.  Give  up,  e  haalele;  e  paupauaho. 

4.  Given  to  reflection,  plannii.g  or  deviS' 
ing,  paumaalea ;  pauakamai, 

Giv'er,  n.    Ka  mea  nana  e  haawi. 
Gla'cier,  n.  Muliwai  hau  paa  o  kuahiwi, 

ma'na  aina  anu,  e  nee  malie  loa  ana  a 

iloko  o  na  awawa. 
Glad, adj.    Olioli;  hauoli.   Syn. delight 

ed;  gratified. 
Gladden,  v.    E  hoohauoli. 
Glade,  n.    He  klpuka  ma  ka  ulu  laau. 
Glad'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  hauoli. 
Glad'ness,  w.    Hauoli.    Syn.  joy. 
Glance,  n.    Ka  leha  ana  o  kamaka. 
Giant),  71.    Hei-opalupalu,  me  he  hua- 

huakai  la;  nanakahaua  e  hookawale 

1  na  wai  iloko  o  ke  kino. 
Glare,  n.    Malamalama  olinolino. 
Glare,  v.    1.    E  hulili. 

2.,    E  nana  me  ka  maka  huhu. 
G1^8s,7i.    Aniani. 
Glass'y,  adj.    Me  he  aniani  la.   A  glassy 

sea,  he  kai  malino. 
Glaze,  V.  E  hookomo  aniani  maka  puka 

aniani. 
Gla'zier,  n.    Kanaka  hookomo  aniani. 
Gleam,  n.     Kukuna   malamalama;  he 

ui'uiki.     Syn.  glimmer. 
Glean,  v.    1.    E  ohi  i  na  hua  helelei. 

2.    E  noi'i.    Syn.    collect  information 

secretly. 
Glean'er,  n.    Mea  ohi. 
Glee,  71.    1.    He  olioli ;  he  oil. 

2.    He  leo  mele  hoolealea. 
Glee'ful,  adj.      Piha  i   ka  oil.      SYN, 

merry. 
Glen,  n.    He  awawa  uuku.    Syn.  dell. 
Glib,  adj.  Pahee.  A  glib  tongue,  he  alelo 

fahee. 
ib'ly,   adv.     Pahee.     To  talk  glibly,  q 

kamailio  pahee. 
Glide,  V.    1.    E  kokolo ;  mehe nahesa la. 

2.    E  holo  niau;  mehe  kaa  ahi  la. 
Glim'mer,  n.    Uiuiki. 
Glimpse,  n.    He  ike  aweawea;  he  awl- 

ha. 
Glis'ten,  v.    E  oa'oaka, 
Glit'ter,  v.    E  wakawaka;  e  hulili. 
Globe,  71.  He  kino  poepoe.  Syn.  sphere. 
Gldb'u-lar,  adj.    Poepoe.    Syn.  spheri- 
cal. 
G16b-ule,  w.    He  kulu.    Syn.  drop. 
Gloom,  71.    Pouli ;  powehiwehi.     Gloom 

of  a  forest,  lipo  waonahele. 
Globm-i-ly,  adv.    1.    Me  ka  pouliuli. 

2.    Me  ka  ehaeha  o  ka  naau. 
Gldbm'y,adj.    1.    Pouliuli.    Syn.  dark. 

A  gloomy  day,  he  la  pouliuli. 

2.    Nuniiha;  mumule.    Syn.  sullen. 
G16'ri-fi-ea'tion,  n.    Ka  hoonani  ana, 
G16'ri-fy,  v.    E  hoonani. 
Glo'ri-otks,  ady.    Naui;  kamahao. 


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G16-ry,  n.    Nani ;  kamahao. 

Gldss.  n  He  hinuhinu;  he  111  pahoe- 
hoe. 

Olos'sy,  ad/.    Hinuhinu;  pahoehoe. 

Glove  (gliiv),  n.    Pale  lima. 

Glow,    V.     1.     E   hooenaena;    enaena. 
The  fire  glows,  enaena  ke  ahi, 
2.    Omeomco;  ulaiila. 

Glow'ing,  adj\  1.  Enaena,  A  glowing 
fire,  he  ahi  enaena. 

*2.  Hooeueu;  hoolalelale.  A  glowing 
account,  he  olelo  hooeueu.  Syn.  in- 
spiriting. 

Glue.n.    Gelu';  meapipili. 

Glue,  V.    E  hoopipili  me  ke  gelu'. 

Glikm,  odj.    Keemoa;  nunuha. 

Gliit,  V.  1.  E  hoolawa  a  lawa  loa.  To 
glut  the  market,  e  hoolawa  i  kekahi  mea 
a  koe,  i  hiki  ole  ke  kuai. 

Glu'ten,  w.      Ka  meapipili  iloko  o  ka 

falaoa. 
u'tin-oiks,  adj.    Pipili.    Syn.  sticky. 
Giat'ton,  n.  1.  He  wahau'hau'ha.  Syn. 

gormandizer. 

2.    Kanaka  hoonuu  ai. 
GliSt-ton-otks,  adj.    Hoonuu;    uhauha. 
Gl<it'ton-y,  n.    Hoonuu  ai;  uhauha. 
Gnarled' (narld),  adj.  Paapu  1  na  lala. 

A  gnarled  board,  he  papa  i  paapu  ina 

lala. 
Gnash  (nash).  v.    E  uwi  ka  niho. 
Gnat  (nat),  n.    Nalo  aki. 
Gnaw  (naw)  v.    E  nalinali;  e  nau. 
Goj'r.    l.*'Ehele.    Go  a  foot,  e  hele  wa- 

wae. 

2.    E  holo.    Go  on  koraehack,  e  holo  ma- 

luna  o  ka  lio. 

8.    Go  in,  e  komo  iloko.    Go  out,  e  puka 

iwaho. 
Goal.  n.    1.    Kahi  i  manaoia  e  kukini. 

2.    Ka  hopeua  i  manaoia. 
Goad,  n.    1.    Laau  hookikina. 

2.    Kumu  hooeueu. 
Goad .  V.    E  hookikina;  e  hooeueu. 
Goat/n.    He  kao. 
Goat-ee',  n.    Ka  umiumi,  koho  kao  la, 

qkaauwae. 
Goat'herd.  n.    Kahu  hanai  kao. 
Gdb,  71.    He  puu;  he  oolopu  ai. 
Gdb'ble,  V.     E  hoonuu  ai;   e  ai  wiki- 

wiki. 
Gdb'bler,  71.    Pelehu' kane. 
Gdb'let,  71.    Kiaha  inu. 
Gdd  71.    1.    Ke  Akua;  Jehova. 

2.    He  akua. 
Gdd'dess,  n.    Akua  wahine. 
God'head.  n.    Ke  Akua  Kahi-Kolu. 
God'less,  adL    Nelo  i  ke  Akua  ole ;  aia'. 
Gdd'llke,  aaj.  Ano  like  me  ko  Ke  Akua. 
Gdd'll-nesH,  n.    Ke  ano  Ke  Akua;  ke 

ano  hemolele. 
Gdd'ly  adj.    Haipulc;  hemolele;  pono. 
Gdd'send,  n  1.    Pomaikai  mai  Ke  Akua 

mai;pomaikai  i  ulia  mai.    Syn.  un- 
expected piece  of  good  fortune. 
Gog'gles,  71.    Aniani  palemaka. 
Go-inR,  n.    Kaheleana. 
Goi'tre,  n.    Puu  ulaala  ma  ka  a-i. 
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Gold,  n.    He  gula. 

Gold 'en,  adj.    Gula;  like  me  ke  gula. 

Gold'leaf,  n.     Gula  1  kuiia  a  lahilahi 

loa. 
Gold'smitli,  n.  Kanaka  hana  mea  gula. 
G6n'do-la,  71.    He  waa  holo  lealea  ma 

Venice. 
Gdn'do-lier,  n.    Kanaka  hoe  gondola. 
Gdngf,  71.  Pa  metala  palahalaha,  poepoe, 

mea  kani;   ke  bele  hookani  o Tea  poe 

pake'. 
Got>d,    adj.     1.     Maikai;    pono.      Syn. 

righteous. 

2.  Kina'ole;  paa.    Syn.  without  flaw. 

3.  Pololei.    Syn.  correct. 
Go^d-by',  71.    Aloha  hookaawale.    Syn. 

adieu. 
G<>bd'ly,  adv.    1.    Mahuahua.    A  goodly 

number  oj  persons,  he  poe  mahuahua 

no. 

2.    Aulii;  mikioi.  A  goodly  appearance, 

he  nanaina  aulii. 
G<>t>d'nes8,  71.  Ke  ano  maikai;  ka  pono. 
Go~bds,  n.     Na  waiwai  liilii  o  kela  me 

keia  ano.    Dry-goods,  na  lole  kuai  o  na 

ano  apau. 
Good-will',  n.  Manao  lokomaikai;  ma- 

nao  oluolu. 
Goose,  71.    Manu  ne'ne'. 
Gobse'flesh,  (on  account  of  cold).  Anu- 

henuhea. 
Gore,  71.    1.    Koko  i  hookahe  ia, 

2.    Apana  huinakolu  o  ka  lole,  a  aina 

pah  a. 
Gore,  V.    E  hou  aku  me  ke  kiwi. 
G6r'di-an  KnOt,  n.     He  pilikiapohi- 

hihi.    To  cut  the  Gordian  knot,  e  hoopau 

i  ka  pilikia  me  ka  lima  ikaika.     Syn. 

inextricable  difficulty. 
G6Tge,  71.    1.    Ka  pu  a-i. 

2.    Wahi    kuhoho  iwaena  o  na  kua- 

hiwi. 
Gdr'^eoiis,  adj.    Nani  loa;  kamahao. 
Go-ril'la,  n.    Keko  kanaka  o  Aferika. 
Gor'mand-ize,  v.    E  no'u. 
Gor'mand'lz-er,  n.   He  wa'hauhau'ha, 
Go'ry,  adj.    Paele  i  ke  koko. 
GcSs'ling,  71.    Manu  nene  opiopio. 
Gos'pel,  71.    Euanelio. 
Gds'sip,  n.    Holoholo  olelo;  lonolonoa'. 
Gouge,  71.    Kila  o-o'ma. 
Gouge,  V.    1.    E  poalo.     Gouge  out  the 

eye,  e  poalo  i  ka  maka. 

2.    E  kalai  me  ke  kila  oo'ma. 
Gourd,  71.    Ipu  awa. 
Gout,  n.    Ka  mai  pehu  o  na  ami. 
Gov'ern,  v     E  hoomalu  i  kanaka. 
Gov'ern-ess.  71.    1.  Kahu  wahine  no  na 

keikio  kaonana. 

2.    Kiaaina  wahine. 
Gdv'ern-ment,  n.    Aupuni. 
Gov'ern-ment'al,  adj.    No  ke  aupuni. 
G6v'ern-or,  v.    1.    Kiaaina. 

2.    Kahu  hoomalu. 

8.    Mikini  hooponopono  ana  i  ka  eni- 

kini  mahu. 
Gown,  n.    He  holoku'. 
Gr&b,  I'.    E  kaili  ino;  e  apo  ino  aku» 


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Grace,  n.  1.  Lokomaikai.  Syn.  kind- 
ness. 

2.    Nani.    Syn.  beauty. 
Grace'ful,  adj.    1.    Lokomaikai 

2.  'Nani;  aulii;  upalu;  eleu. 
Grace'ful-ly,  adv.      1.    Mekalokomal- 

kaf. 

2._  Me  ka  mikioi. 
Gra'cious,  adj.    Lokomaikai. 
Gra'ciou8-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  oluolu. 
Grad'e,  w.    \.    He  kulana;  he  papa. 

2.    Kamoeanaokealanui.  Levelgrade, 

moe  iliwai. 
Grade,  v.  1.    E  hoonoho  kulana;  e  hoo- 

noho  papa. 

2.    E  noomoe  i  alanui. 
Grad'u-al,  adj.    1.     Malie.     A  gradiml 

ascentj  he  pii'na  malie. 

2.    Liilii.    Gradual  diminution,  he  hoo- 

emi  Ijilii. 
Grad'u-al-ly,  adv.    Ma  ka  noii;  me  ka 

malie. 
Grad'u-ate,  v.    1.    E  loaa  ka  palapala 

apono  maike  kula  nui  mai. 

2.    E  kaha  i  na  degere  maluna  o  kekahi 

mea. 
Grad'u-a'tion,  n.    Ka  hookuu  ana  me 

ka  palapala  apouo. 
Graft,  n.    He  opuu  i  pakufla  i  kehahi 

laau  e  ae. 
Grain,  n.    1.    Na  hua  palaoa  o  na  ano  a 

pau. 

2.    He  huna.     A  grain  of  sand,  he  huna 

one. 
Grain,  v.  E  pena  kohu  hooluu  laau  la. 

Gram'l-nlv'o-rofts,  adj.  E  ai  ana  i  ke 
maun;  al  mauu. 

Gram'mar,  n.    Hoike  olelo. 

Gram-ma'rian,  n.  Kanaka  makaukau 
ma  ka  hoike  olelo. 

Gram-mat'ie-al-ly,  adv.  Like  me  na 
rula  o  ka  hoike  olelo. 

Gran'a-ry,  n.  Waihona  no  na  hua  pa- 
laoa. 

Grand,  adj.    Nani;  kamahao. 

Grand-child,  n.    He  moopuna. 

Grand'eur,  n.    Ka  nani;  ke  kamahao. 

GrandTatti'erJ  K-nmmft  Tfanp 

Grand'sire,        \   ^-    Jvupuna  icane. 

Grand-jii'iy,  n.  Ke  jure  nui,  e  iaal  e 
anaina  hihia  karaima,  mamua  o  ka 
hookolokolo  ana.. 

Grand'moth'er,  n.    Kupuna  wahine. 

Grant,  n.  Hehaawinaokelamekeia  ano 

waiwai. 
Grant,  r.    E  ae;  e  haawi. 
Grant-ee',  n.    Ka  mea  e  loaa  ana. 
Grant'or,  n.    Ka  mea  nana  e  haawi. 

Gran'u-late,  v.  E  hoolilo  kekahi  mau 
mea  wai  1  mau  huna  paa.  Granulate 
cane  juice,  e  hoolilo  ka  wal  o  ke  ko  i 
niau  huna  ko  paa. 

Grape,  n.    1.    Hua  waina. 
2.    Poka'  nui  i  hoopihaia  i  na  poka' 
liilii. 

Grape'vine,  n.    Kumu  waina. 

Gra^tU'le,  adj.    Moakaka  ke  kakau  ana. 


Graph'ite,  n.    Kepan  mea  hana  penl- 

kila. 
Grap'ple,  v.    1.    E  aumeume. 

2.    E  apo  aku. 
Grasp,  V.    E  apo. 
Grasp,  n.    1.     He  apo  lima. 
2.    The  grasp  of  thought,  ke  apo  ana  i  ka 
manao. 
Grasp'ing,  adj.    Alunu;  puniwaiwai. 
Grass,  71.    Mauu;  weuweu, 
Grass'hop-jper,  n.    He  uhini. 
Grass'y.ad;.    Uliuli  i  ke  mauu;  uhiia  1 

ke  mauu. 
Grate,  r.    L    E  olo;  e  kolikoli. 

2.    E  oe;  oeoe. 
Grate,  n.    Hao  manamana  o  ke   kapu- 

ahi. 
Grate'ful,  adj.    1.    Aloha  aku  no  ke  ko- 

kuaia  mai.    Syn.  thankful. 
*  2.    Oluolu.    Syn.  pleasant. 
Grate'ful-ly,  adv.    1.    Me  ke  aloha  no 
na  pono  i  loaa  mai. 
2.    Me  ka  oluolu.    Syn.  pleasantly. 
Grafer.?i.    Mea  olo;  mea  kolikoli. 
Grat'i-n-ca'tion.  n.    1.    Ka   oluolu    o 
ka  manao.    Syn.  satisfaction. 
2.    Ke  ko  ana  o  ka  makemake. 
Grafi-fy,  V.    L    E  hooluolu;  e  hoolau- 
lea, 

2.    E  ko  I  ka  makemake. 
Grat/ing,  n.    Hao  manamana. 
Grat'ing,  adj.    Oeoe. 
Griit'is,  adv.    Makana  wale. 
Grat'i-tude,  n.    Ke  aloha  no  ke  kokua- 

iamai.    Syn.  thankfulness. 
Gra-tu'l-toiis,  adj.     Manawalea;   uku 
ole.    Gratuitous  aid,  kokua  manawalea. 
Gra-tti'1-totts-ly,  adv.    ManaAvalea  wa- 
le. 
Gra'tu'1-ty,  n.    He  makana.    Syn.  gift. 
Grave,  n.    Lua  kupapau. 
Grave,  adj.     Koikoi.     A  grave  thought, 

he  manao  koikoi. 
Grave,  v.    E  kahakaha. 
Grav'el,  n.    Iliili. 
Grave'ly,  adv.     Me  ke  koikoi  o  ka  ma» 

nao. 
Grav'er,  n.    Mea  kahakaha. 
Grave'-st6ne,n.  Pohakuhoomanao,  no 

ka  ilina. 
Grave'-yard,  «.    Pa  kupapau;  ilina. 
Grav'i-tate,  v;    E  umexaumaha. 
Grav'i-ta'tion,  n.     Ka  ume  kaumaha. 
Grav'i-ty,  n.    1.    Ke  kaumaha;  ke  koi- 
koi. 

2.    Ke  koikoi  o  ka  manao. 
Gra'vy,  n,    Kai  o  na  i'o  i  hoomoaia. 

Grevi  ^^'    ^^i^siina;  hina. 
Grdy'beard,  w.    Kanaka  poohina. 
Graze,  v.    E  ai  mauu. 

2.    E  aneane  pili;  e  pohole  iki. 
Gra'zier,  w.    Kanaka  hanaiholoholona. 
Grease,  n.    Ailaharao. 
Grease,!;.    Eharao  i  ka  aila. 
Greas'y,  adj.    Paele  i  ka  aila  hamo. 

2.    A  greasy  fluid, 'kai  "likoiiko. 
Great,  adj.    Nui;  hanohano. 


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Greatly,  adv.    Nuiloa;loa.    Greatly  be- 
loved, aloha  nui  loa  ia. 
Great'nesB,  n.    Ke  ano  nui;  ka  hano- 

liaiio. 
Gre'^ian,  n.    No  Helene. 
Greed'1-ly,  adv.    Me  ke  alunu. 
Greed'i-ness,  n.    Alunu;   he  uha  wale. 
Greed'y,  adj.    Alunu;  uha  wale. 
Green,  a^'.    1.    Omaomao;  uliuU. 

2.    Maka.    Syn.  unripe. 
Green -gro'cer,  n.    Kanaka  kual  mea 

ai  maka. 
Green'horn,   n.     Kanaka  hemahema; 

kanaka  hawa'wa'. 
Green'liouse,  n.  Hale  hoo-ulu  mea  uhi. 
Greens,  n.  pi.    Na  ai  i  like  me  ka  luaii, 

ha'ha',  lirauetc. 
Green'sward,  n.    Mauu  uliuli. 
Greet,  v  'E  aloha aku;  Syn.  salute. 
Greet'ing,  n.     Ke  aloha  i  ka  halawai 

pu  ana.    Syn.  salutation. 
Gre-ga,'Ti-oii».  adj.    Anolauna;  maa  i 

ka  hole  pu  ma  na  pua'. 
Grey-hound,  n.     He  ilio  nunui,  wawae 

lolba. 
Grid'dle,  n.    Pa  parai  palaoa. 
Grid'iron,  n.    Hao  manamana. 
Grief,  n.    Kaumaha;  ehaeha;  uhu' 
Griev'an^^e,  n.     Kumu  kaumaha;   ku- 

mupilikia. 
Grieve,  v.    E  uwe;  e  kaniuhu' 
Griev'oiks,  adj.    Kaumaha;  ehaeha. 
Gri-mace',  n.    Haikaika.    Syn.  grin. 
Grim,  adj.    Keemoa;  kuemaka. 
Grim'ly,  adv.    Keemoa. 
Grin,  n.    Haikaika. 
Grind,  V.    E  hookala.    Syn.  sharpen. 

2.    E  wili.    Grind  sugar  cane,  e  wili  ls.o. 

8.    E  hookaumaha.    Syn.  oppress. 
Grind'er,  n.    Niho  nui. 
Grind'stone,  n.    Hoana  kaa. 
Grip,  V.    E  apo  ikaika.    Syn.  grasp. 
Gripe,  n.    Nahu;  umii'. 

2.    Gripe  of  poverty,  ka  lokoino  o  ka  uele. 
Gris'tle,  n.    Kumukumu.    Syn.  carti- 
lage. 
Grist,  n.    Na  hua  palaoa  1  willla. 
Grlst'nalll,  w.    He  wili  palaoa. 
Grit,  n.    1.     Ho  o'ne. 

2.      He  hoomanawanui;  manao  kupaa. 

Syn.  spunk. 
Griz'zly.  adj.    Hlna.    Grizzly  hair^  hliia 

kalauono. 
Groan,  v.    E  uhu';  e  nu. 
Griian'lng:,  n.    Ka  uhu  ajia  o  ka  leo. 
Gro'cer,  n.    Kanaka  kiial  i  na  mea  ai. 
Gro'cer-ieg,  n.  pi.     Kela  me  keia  ano 

mea  ai. 
Gro'ger-y,  n.     Hale  kuai  o  na  mea  ai. 
Grdg,  n.    Wai  ona  i  kawill  pu  ia  me  ka 

waT. 
Grfie'shop,  ?^.     Hale  kual  wai  ona. 
Groin,  n.    ruhaka. 
Groom,  w.     1.    Kane  akahi  no  a  mare. 

Syn.  bridegroom. 

2.  _Kahu  malama  lio. 
Groove,  n.     He  ho'le. 
Grope,  V.  E  huha  aku  me  he  makapo  la. 


Gross,  w.    12  Kakini. 

Gross,  adj.    1.    Nunui  i)ono  ole. 

2.    Haumia;  pelapela. 
Gross'ness,  n.    1.    Ka  nui  kupono  ole. 

2._  Ka  haumia;  ka  pelapela. 
Gross'lyj  adv.    I  kana  ole,  launa  ole. 

Grossly  ignorant^  naaupo  launa  ole. 

Grdt%o,[«-    He  ana. 

Gro-tesque,    adj.      Ku   i   ka  akaaka. 

Syn.  fantastic. 
Ground,  n.    Lepo;  honua. 

2.    Kahua.    Syn.  foundation. 
Ground,   v.     Hi;    mau.      The  boat  has 

grounded,  ua  ill  ka  waapa. 
Ground-floor,  n.    Ka  papa  hele  o  lalo 

loa  o  ka  hale. 
Ground'less,  adj.     Kumu  ole;  kahua 

ole.  Groundless  fear,  maka'u  kumu  ole, 

or,  maka'u  wale. 
Ground 'plan,  n.    Kii  o  ke  kahua-hale. 
Ground'plot,  n.    Kahua  o  ka  hale. 
Ground'rent,  n.    Uku  hoolimalima  no 

ke  kahua  hale. 
Ground'-work,  n.     Ka  hana  hoo-kahujv. 

2.    Groundwork  of  knowledge,  na  kumu 

mua  o  ka  ike. 
Group,  w.    He  pu-a.    Syn.  collection. 

2."  Huhui.    Syn.  cluster.     A  cluster  of 

stars,  he  huhui  ho-ku' 
Grove,  n.    He  wahi  ululaau  uuku. 

Grdv'eljV.    1.    E  kokolo  maluna  o  ka 

honua. 

2.    E  hoohaahaa  a  i  ka  lepo. 
Gr6v'el-er,  n.     Mea  haanaa  loa;   mea 

kolo  ma  ka  lepo. 
GroTV,  V.    1.    E  kupu;  e  ulu  ae;   e  hoo- 
ulu. 

2.    E  lilo.    Syn.  become.    Groio  rich,  or 

become  rich,  e  lilo  i  waiwal. 
Growl,  V.    E  uwo;  e  kekc. 
Growth,  n.    Ka  ulu  ana;  ka  mahuahua 

ana. 
Grib,  TO.    1.    He  enuhe. 

2,    Ai. 
GrAd^e,  v.    E  aua. 
Grudge,  n.    He  hoomauhala. 
Gru'el,  n.    He  pudiua  lahilahi. 
Grftff,  adj.    Kalakala;  nihauiha. 
Gr<iff-ly,  adv.     Me  ke  kalakala  o  ka  leo. 
Grftm'ble,  v.    1.    E  ohumu. 

2.    Grumble  to  one's  self,  e  kinaunau. 
Grtint,  v.    E  nu';  o  u'hu  me  he  pucu  la, 
Guii'no,  n.    Kukae  manu. 
Guar'an-tee',  v.    E  hooia. 

Gu&r'an-tee',  n.     He   hooklki    no  ka 

pono  o  kekahi  mea. 
Guard,  v.    E  kiai;  e  kuoo. 
Guard'i-an,  n.    He  kahu  ma  ke  k«itH- 

wal 
Guiir'dl-an-slilp,  n.    Oihana  kahu. 

Guflrd'room,  n.    Keena  o  na  koa  kiai. 
Guii'va,  to.    He  hua  puawa. 
Gu'ber-na-td'ri-al,  adj.    PHI  I  ka  oi- 
hana kiaaina. 
Gu  j^Rs,  V.    E  koho  wale. 
Gudst,  n.    Hoaaina;  mea  I  hookipaia. 


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Guest'-room,  \  '''  Keeua  hookipa. 

Guid'ance,  n.    Ke  alakai  ana. 
Guide,  71.7    He  alakai. 
Guide'post,  n.    Kia  kuhikuhi. 
Guile,  n.    E]pa;  maalea.    Syn.  craft. 
Guile'less,  ad/.    Akaka;  oiaio;  epaole. 

Syn.  honest. 
GuiPlo-tine,  n.    Mikini oki  poo. 
Guilt,  n.    Hcwa;  hala. 
Guilt'i-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  hewa. 
Guilt'1-ness,  n.    Hewa. 
Guilt'less,  ad/.    Halaole;  hewaole. 
Guilt'y,  adj.    Hewa. 
Guin'ea  (gin'y)  n.    Apana  dala  gula  o 

Beritania;21  silina. 
Guise,  n.    Ano  o  ko  waho.     Syn.  ex- 

"ternal  appearance. 
Gtlf,  w.  Kaikuono. 
Giill,  n.    1.    He  manu  o  ke  kal. 

2.    Mea  puni  wale. 
Gtil'let,  n.    Kapuu.    Syn.  esophagus. 
Giil'ly,w.    He  auwaha. 
Gulp,  V.    E  nioni  me  ka  pono  ole. 
G<im,  n.    He  pilali. 
Gtim'boil,    n.    He  puu  ma  kahi   o  na 

niho. 
Giirn'my,  adj.    Pipili.    Syn.  sticky. 
Glimp'tion,  n.    Noeau;  akamai. 
Giin,w.    Hepuki. 
Gtkn'boat,  n.    He  waapa  manuwa'  me 

ka  pii  nui. 
Gfin'ner,n.    Kanaka  lawelawe  pu. 
Gun'ner-y,  n.    Ka  ike  no  ke  ki  pu. 
Gtiu'pow-der,  n.    Pauda  ki  pu. 


Gfin'sliot,  n.    1.    Poka';  lu. 

2.  Ka  loihi  kahi  e  lele  ai  ka  poka'. 

3.  Gunshot  wound^  eha  i  ka  poka'. 
GCkn'smith.  n.    Kanaka  hana  pu. 
Gikn'stock,  71.    Ke  kumu  o  ka  pu. 
GJin'wale  (gtkn'nel)  n.    Ka  papa  kae 

o  ka  waapa. 
Gur'gle,  V.    1,    E  omo;  e  like  me  ka  wai 

e  piha  ana  i  ka  omole ;  e  olaola. 

2.      E   kakahe  walaau.      The  gurgling 

brook,  kahawai  kakahe  walaau. 
Gush.  v.    Ekaheinomai. 
GOst,  V.    Makani  puahiohio. 
Giist'y.  adj.    Pukiki.    A  gusty  wind,  he 

makani  pukiki. 
Gut,  n.    Naau  liilii. 
Giit'ta-per'cha,  n.    He  pilali  ano  like 

me  kalaholio. 
Giit'ter,  n.    Kio  lepo. 
Gut'ter-al,  adj.     Pili  i  ke  kania-1.     A 

gutteral  sound,  leo  no  loko  ae  o  ke  ka- 

nia-i. 
Guy.  n.    Kaulae  koo  anai  kekahi  mea. 
Gtkz'zle,  V.    E  pakela  inu. 
Gym-na'f  i-um,  n.    1.    Wahi  hooikaika 

kino. 

2.    He  kula  kiekie. 
^lym'uast,  71.     Kanaka  hopikaika  kino. 
Gym-uas'tic,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  hooikaika 

kino. 
Gvm-iias'ticg,  n.  pi.       Ka    hooikaika 

kino. 
Gyp'sy.n.    Kekahi  ona  mamo   kuewa 

wale  o  Europa. 
Gy-ra'tion,  71.    Ka  nee  poai  ana. 


H 


Ha'be-ag  Cdr'pug,  n,  Palapala  hoo- 
kuu  kino. 

Ha-bil'l-ment,  71.  Aahu.  Syn.  cloth- 
ing. 

Haiyit,  71,  1.  Hana  maa,  Syn.  custom. 
2.    Aahu.    Syn.  dress. 

Hab'it-a-bl  e,  adj.    HikI  ke  noho  ia. 

Hab'l-ta'tion,  n.  Wahi  noho  mau. 
Syn.  abode;   dwelling. 

Ha-blt'u-al,  adj.  Maa;  walea.  Syn. 
customary. 

Ha-bifu-al-ly,  adv.    Mau. 

Ua-bit-u-ate,  v.  E  hoomaamaa.  Syn. 
accustom. 

Hack,  n.    Kaa  lio  holoholo. 

Hack,  V.    E  oki  hemahema. 

Hack'neyed,  adj.  Kahiko.  A  hackneyed 
subject,  kiimu  manao  kahiko.  Syn.  old. 

Haft,  71.    Heaupahi. 

Hag,  71.    He  luwahine  pupuka  ino. 

Hag'gard,  adj.    Haikea;  onawaliwali. 


Hag'gle,  V.    E  hoohalahala  no  ke  ku- 

mukuai. 
Hag'gler,  n.    Kanaka  hoohalahala  mau 

no  ke  kumu  kuai. 
Hail,  71.    Huahekili. 
Hail,  r.    1.    E  haule  mai  he  hua  hekill. 

2.  E  kahea  leo  nui, 

3.  E  haawi  i  ke  aloha. 
HaiPstone,  n.    Syn.  hail. 
Hail'storm,  n.    Ka  haule  ino  ana  o  ka 

huahekili. 
Hair,  71.    Lauoho. 
Hair'breadtb,  ad/.  Mahunehune.  Syn. 

narrow.     An  hairbreadth  escape,  he  pa- 

kele  mahunehune. 

2.    Kokoke  loa.    Syn.  very  nearly. 
Hair'brush,  71.    Hulu  kahi  lauoho. 
Hair'cldtb,  n.    Lole  hanaiai  ka  lauoho. 
Ha ir'less,  adj.     Ohule:  lauoho  ole. 
Hair'y,  acy.    Paapu  i  ka  lauoho;  hulu- 

huliu 


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Hal'cy-on,  adj.    Malia;  malino.     Syn. 

calm;  peaceful. 
Hale,  ao/.    Ikaika;  puipui. 
Half;  n.    He  hapalua. 
HalTeaste,  11.    He  hapahaole. 
HiilTpay,  n.    Uku  hapa. 
Halfwit-ted,  adj.  Ano  lolo  ma  ka  noo- 

noo. 
Hall,  n.    1.    Keena  komo  o  ka  hale. 

2I    Keena  nui  no  na  halawai. 

3.  Hale  nui. 

4.  Halls  of  justice,  na  keena  hookolo- 
kolo. 

Ha'le-lu'jah,  interj.    Aleluia! 
Hal-loo',  i/iter/.    Eo!    leo  kahea. 
Hal'low,  V.    E  hoano. 
Hal-lu'ci-na'tion,  n.      He  hihio  o  ka 

naau. 
Ha'lo,  n.     Pona'hana'ha;   Lua  hoana; 

luakalai. 
Halt,  V.  1.   E  ku,  e  noho  iki.    Syn.  stop. 

2I    E  holo  ku-ku.    Syn.  limp. 
Hal'ter,  11.    1.    Kaula  punuku. 

'il    Kaula  kaawe.    Syn.  noose. 
Halve,  V.    E  mahele  hapalua. 
Halves,  (halvz)  ?i.»J.    Na  hapalua 
Hal'yard,  n.     Kaula  hukl  pea;  kaula 

huki  hae. 
Ham,  n.    Puaa  hama. 
Hames,  n.    Na  hao  e  hoopaa  ana  i  na 

kaula  huki  kaa  lio,  i  ka  a-i  o  ka  lio. 
Hain'let,  n.  Kauhale  uuku.  Syn.  small 

village. 
Ham'mer,  n.    Hamale. 
Ham'mer,  v.    E  kui  me  ka  hamale. 
Hain'mock,  n.    Moe  e  lewa  ana. 
Ham'per,n.    Hei-enunui^  mealawe  ai. 
Ham'per,  v.     E  hoopilikia;  e  keakea. 

Syn.    encumber;  embarrass. 
Hand,  n.    Lima. 
Hand,  v.      E  haawi  lima.      Hatid  over 

the  book,  e  haawi  lima  mai  i  ka  buke. 
Hand'bill,  n.    Olelohoolaha  i  paiia. 
Hand'book,  n.  Buke  liilii,  o  keia  me  ke- 

ia  ike,  1  makaukau  ma  ka  lima. 
Hand'euflf,  n.    Kupeo  lima;  upiki  lima, 
Hand'ful,  n.    Piha  lima. 
Hand'l-craft,  n.    Oihana  hana  lima. 
Hand'i-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  mikioi, 
Hand^i-wurk,  n.    Ka  hana  o  ka  lima. 
Hand'ker-ehief,  n.     Hainaka'. 
Hau'dle,  n.    1.    He  au. 

2,    Hoe,  or  0-0  handle,  kano. 
Han'dle,  v.    L    E  lawelawe'    Syn.  use. 

2.  E  lalau  lima.    To  handle  baggage,  E 
lalau  lima  aku  i  ka  ukana. 

3.  E  mili;e  milimili.  Syn.  handle  care- 
fully for  examination,  or  from  curiosity. 

3*"d'Sll3'-e„,j  »•    Kauwa  wahine. 
lland'saAv,  n.    Pahi-olo  lalau  lima. 
Uand'siSme,  adj.    Upalu;  onaoua;  mai- 

kai. 
Hand'86me-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  nani;  me 

ka  maikai;  me  ka  eleu. 
Hand'writ'ini;,  w.    Ke  kakau  lima. 
Hand'y,  adj.    Makaukau.  A  handyman, 

he  kanaka  makaukau.    ?yn.  ready. 


Hang,  V.    1.    E  li.    To  hang  on  the  gal- 
lows, e  li  ma  ka  amana. 

2.  E  kaawe.    Syn.  to  hang  one's  self. 

3.  E  kau;  e  kaulai.     Hang  up  to  dry, 
E  kaulai  i  maloo. 

4.  To  hang  on  the  cross,  e  kaulia  ma  ke 
kea. 

Hang'er-on',  n.     L     Kanaka  hoopili- 

meaai. 

2.    He  a'ea  wale. 
Hang^ings,  n.    Na  paku  lole  o  kela  me 

keia  ano. 
Hang'man,  n.    Kanaka  li  kanaka. 
Hank,  n.    He  mau  owili  lopi  i  owili  pu 

ia. 
Hank'er,  v.    E  kuko  nui. 
Hank'-er-ing,  n.    Ke  kuko  nui  ana. 
Hap'haz'ard,  n.    Mea  ulia  wale.     Syn. 

chance. 
Hap'pen,  v.    1.    Loohia.    Syn.  occur. 

2.    Wale.    To  happen  on  a  person,  e  ipaa 

wale  i  kekahi. 
Hap'pi-ly,  adv.    Oluolu.      To  live  hap- 
pily together,  e  noho  oluolu  pu. 

2.    Pomaikai.    Syn.  fortunately. 
Hap'pi-ness,  n.  Ka  oluolu  o  ka  manao. 
Hap'py,  adj.    Oluolu. 
Har'ass,  v.    E  hoopilikia;  e  hoonauki- 

uki;  hoouluhua. 
Har'bin-g^er,  n.    He  ouli. 
Hiir'bor,  n.    Awa  ku  moku. 
Har'bor,  v.    1.    E  hookipa.    Harbor  evil 

designs,  e  hookipa  1  na  noonoo  iuo. 

2.    Harbor  ill  will,  e  hoomauhala. 
Hard,  adj.    1.    Paa;  paakiki. 

2.  Oolea.    A  hard  man,  he  kanaka  00- 
lea. 

3.  Pilikia.    Hard  times,  na  wa  pilikia. 
Hard'en,  v.  E  hoopaakiki ;  e  hoo-olea ;  e 

hookai-i. 
Hard'ened,  adj.    Paakiki.    A  hardened 

sinner,  he  kanaka  ino  paakiki. 
Hard-lieiirt'ed,  adj.    J.okoiuo;   paaki- 
ki o  ka  naau.    Syn.  cruel. 
Hard'i-hood,  n.     Ka  aa  i  na  mea  ku- 

pono  ole.    Syn.  effrontery. 
Hard'ly,  adv.     1,    Me  ka  oolea,    Syn. 

harshly. 

2.    Aole  kupono  loa.    Hardly  true,  aole 

kupono  loa  i  ka  oiaio. 
Hardiness,  n.     Ke   ano  paakiki;    ano 

paa;  ano  oolea. 
Hard'ship,  1.    He  popilikia. 

2.    Haawe  kaumaha. 
Hard'ware,  n.    Na  mea  hao  o  kela  me 

keia  ano. 
Hard-y,  adj.    Uaua;  ui. 
Hare,  n.    He  rabita  nui. 
Hare-brained,  ad/.  Noonoo  ole ;  aa  wale. 
Ha'rem,  n.    Ohana  wahine  ma  ka  aiua 

hikina. 
Hark,  interj.    Hamau!    Syn,  listen. 
Harriot,  n.    Wahine  hookamakama. 
Harm,  n.    Poino;  pilikia. 
Harm'less,    adj.     Poino    ole;    hooeha 

ole. 
Har-mdn'lcs,  n.    Ka  ike  e  pili  ana  1  na 

leo  mele. 


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!E[aT-mo'ni-oii8,  adj.    1.    KanI  like. 

2.    Lokahi. 
Har-mo'ni-ofts-ly ,  adv.    Me  ka  lokahi. 
Har'mo-nize,  v.    E  lokahi  pu. 
Har'mo-ny,  n.    1.    Ke  ano  nahenahe  o 

ka  leo. 

2.    Ka  lokahi  ana. 
Hiir'ness,  n.    Lei  kauo  no  ka  lie. 
Hiir'ness,  n.    E  hoa  i  ka  lei. 
Harp,  Lira  hookani. 
Hiirp'er,  n.    Mea  hookani  lira. 
Har-pobn',  n.    Mea  o  kohola'. 
Har-pobn'er,  n.    Kanaka  o  i'-a 
Har'row,  w.    He  hapuku  no  ka  aina;  he 

mea  kahi  aina. 
Har'row,  v.    1.    E  hapuku  i  ka  aina  i 

palau  mua  ia;  e  kahi  i  ka  aina. 

2.    E   hoopilihua;     hoouluhua.      Syn. 

lacerate. 
Harsh,  ad;.    1.    Niha;  kamaniha.   Syn. 

harsh  in  manner. 

2.     Aaka;   kalakala.      Syn.   harsh  in 

voice. 
Hjirsli'ly,  adv.    Nihanlha;  kalakala. 
Har'vest,  a.    Ka  \va  ohi. 
Hiir'vest,  v.    E  ohi. 
Hash,  n.    Haki;   he  i-o  a  me  ka  uala  i 

okiokiia  a  liilii,  a  kawili  puia. 

Has'fen,  i  '"'  ^'  E  awiwi;  6  hikiwawe. 
2.    E  hoohikiwawe. 

Hfis'ti-ly,  adv.  1.  Me  ka  awiwi.  Syn. 
quickly. 

2.  Me  ka  pupuahulu;  me  ka  noonoo  po- 
no  ole.    Syn.  without  consideration. 

Hiis'ty.adj.  Pupuahulu.  Hasty  words, 
na  huaolelo  i  noonoo  ole  ia,  Syn.  in- 
considerate, noonoo  ole  ia. 

Hat,  n.    Papale. 

Hatch,  V.    E  kiko  i  na  hua. 

Hatched,  p.  p.    Laukoa. 

Hatch'et,  n.     Koi  liilii. 

Hatch'way,  n.    Kahi  e  hookomo  al  ka 

ukana. 
Hate,  V.    E  inaina;  e  hoopallua. 
Hute'ful,  adj.    Hoopailuaia. 
Hii'tred,  n.    Inaina;    huahua'. 
Ilat'ter,  n.    Kanaka  hana  papale. 

Hauch'ti-ly,  adr.  Mekahaakei;  me  ka 

fiiookiekie. 
Haugh'ty,  adj.    Haakei;  hookiekie. 
Haul,  V.    E  huki.    Syn.  pull. 
Hdunch,  n.    Uha'. 
Haunt,  V.     1.    E  loaa  mau  ma  kauwahl. 

2.  E  uluhiai  ka  lapu;  ka  daimonio. 

3.  Ala  mau  mai.      The  thouaht  haunts 
me,  ala  mau  mai  ka  noonoo  iloko  o'u. 

Have,  V.    1.    E  loaa.    Syn.  possess. 
2.    He  haina  kokua  i  na  hainaeae;  e 
hoike  ana  no  ka  \va  i  hala. 

Ha'Ten,  n.  He  puuhonua;  wahi  e  malu 
ai.    Syn.  shelter;  refuge. 

Hav'oc,  n.  Poino;  luku.  Syn.  destruc- 
tion. 

Hii-wai'ian,  n.    Kamaaina  no  Hawaii. 

Ha.w'ser,  n.  Kaula  nui  hoopaa  moku  i 
ka  uapo;  a  e  hookolo  moku  paha. 


Hawse'hole,  n.  Puka  ma  ka  ihu  o  ka 
moku,  no  ke  kaula  hao  o  ka  heleuma. 

Hay,  n.    Mauu  maloo. 

Hay'ing-time,  n.  Wa  hana  mauu  ma- 
loo. 

Hay'stack,  n.    Ahua  mauu  maloo. 

Haz'ard,  v.  E  aa  i  ka  poino;  e  komo 
ma  kahi  o  ka  poino. 

Haz'ard-ofis,  adj.  Paapu  i  ka  poino. 
Syn.  perilous. 

Haze,  n.    Poluhiluhi ;  molehulehu. 

Haz'y,  adj.    Moakaka  ole;  powehiwehi. 

He,  pron.    Ia;  oia. 

Head,  7t.    Poo. 

Head,  v.    1.    E  ku  poo;  e  ku  mua.  Syn. 
lead. 
2.    E  keakea,;  e  pale.    Syn.  head  off. 

Head'ache  (ake;,  71.     Nalulu;  nipoa. 

Head'dress,  71.    Ke  kahiko  no  ke  poo. 

Head'first,  adj.    Ki'mo'. 

HeadMand,7i.  Lae  kiekie.  Syn.  pro- 
montory. 

Head'long:,  adj.  Noonoo  ole  emamua, 
Syn.  rash ;  inconsiderate. 

Head'quar'ters,  71.  Kahi  e  noho  ai  o 
ke  poo  o  kekahi  oihana, 

Head'stall,  n.    Kaula  punuku. 

Head' strong,  adj.  Ai  oolea.  Syn.  stiff- 
necked. 

Head-way,  n.  Ka  nee  ana  imua.  7b 
make  headway,  e  nee  imua. 

Head'wind',  n.  Makani  pa  mamua 
mai. 

Head'work'man,  n.  Luna  hana,  Syn. 
foreman. 

Head'yjadj.  L  Paakikimakamanao; 
a-i  oolea;  nunuha.  Syn,  self  willed; 
ungovernable. 

2.  Ona.    Syn.  intoxicating. 

3.  Huhu   koke;    inaina  koke.      Syn. 
violent;  rash. 

Heal,  V.    E  ola  pono  ka  eha;  e  hoola  1 

ka  eha. 
Health,  n.    Ka  ola  i>ono  o  ke  kino,  a  o 

ka  naau  paha. 
Health'ful,  adj.    Ku  i  ke  ola  o  ke  kino. 

Health'i-ness,  n,    Ke  kupono  i  ke  ola 

kino. 
Health'y,  adj.    Mai  ole;  ui;  ola  pono; 

puipui. 
Heap,  71.    He  ahua;  he  puu. 
Heap,  V.    Ehoo-ahu. 
Hear,  v.    E  lohe;  e  hoolohe. 
Hear'er,  ii.    Mea  elohe  ana, 
Hear'ing,  n.    Ka  lohe  ana. 
Heark'en  (hark-en),  v.    E  hoolohe;  e 

haliu  mai  ka  pepeiao. 
Hearse,  71.    Kaanalihali  kupapau. 
Hear'say,  n.    Lono;  lonolono-a'.     Syn. 

rumor;  report. 
Heart,  71.    Puuwai;naau. 
Heart'ache,  n.    1.    Eha  ma  ka  puuwai. 

2.    Luuluu  o  ka  naau. 
Heart'burn,  71.    Umaumanaha';  hahoa 

Heart'felt,  adj.    Pumeuana.     Hear^elt 

thanks,  aloha  pumehana. 
Hearth,  n.    Kapuahi. 


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HeHrt'l-ly,  adv  1.    Me  ka  naau  apau; 

me  ka  ikaikn.    Syn.  vigorously. 

2.    Nui.    J^t  heartily,  ai  a  nui.    Syn. 

freely. 
Bedrt'less,  adj.    Menemene  ole;  aloha 

ole;  opukopekope. 
Heart'rend'ing,  adj.     Kupaka;   wala- 

uia. 
Heiirt'sick,    adj.      Poho'     ka    manao. 

Syn.  disheartened. 
Heart'y,  adj.    1.    Oiaio.    Syn.  true. 

2.  Puipui.    Syn.  strong;  healthy. 

3.  Manao  ikaika. 
Heat,  n.    Wela. 
Hea'then,  n.    He  pegana, 
Hea'tiieii-ish,  adj.     Pegana. 
Hea'tiien-isin,  n.    Ka  noho  ana  o  ka 

pegana. 
Heave,  V.    1.    E  hoolei     Syn.  throw. 

2.    Naenae.    Syn.  pant, 
Heav'en,  n.    Lani.     Heavens,  na  aouli. 

Heav'en-ly,  adj.    Lani.    Syn.  celestial. 
Heav'i-ly,  adv.  1.    Kaumaha.    Heavily 

in  debt^  kaumaha  i  ka  aie. 

2.    Nui  loa.    Rain  heavily,  u'-a  nui  loa. 
HeavM-ness,  v.    Ke  kaumaha. 

2.    Luuluu. 
Heav'y,  adj.    Kaumaha;  koikoi. 
He'brew,  v.    He  ludaio. 
Mec'tor,  v.  E  hoonaukiuki.  Syn.  bully; 

tease. 
Hedg:e,  n.    Pa  laau  e  ulu  ana. 
Hedgre,  v.    1.    E  hoopuni  i  ka  pa, 

2.    E  hoopuni.    Syn.  surround. 
Heed,  V.    E  hoolohe;  e  malama. 

Heed'] ess,  adj.  Hoolohe  ole;  malama 
ole.    Syn.  careless. 

Heed'les8-ly,  adv.  Me  ka  hoolohe  ole. 
Syn.  carelessly. 

Heed'less-ness,  n.  Ke  ano  malama  ole; 
hoolohe  ole.    Syn.  carel-essness. 

Heel,  n.    Kuekue  wawae. 

Heft,  «.    Kaumaha.    Syn.  weight. 

He-gi'ra,  n.  Ka  hee  ana  o  Mahometa 
mui  Mecca  aku,  July  16,  A.  D.  622. 

Heifer,  n.    Bipi  wahine  opio. 

Height,;         Kiekie.     Grand   mountain 

Hisrht,    i  "•        hight,  kilakila. 

Height'en,;         E  hoomahuahua, 

Hjghten,     )  ^'    E  hookiekie  ae. 

Heiu'oiks,  adj.  Hewa  loa.  Syn.  atro- 
cious. 

Heir  (ar),  n.    Hoollina. 

Heirless,  «.  Hooilina  wahine. 

Heir'ldom,  v.  Waiwai  i  hooiliUala  lAai 
kahi  hanauna  a  i  kahi  hauauna. 

Heir'ship,  n.    Ke  kulana  hooilina. 

H6'll-o-trope,  n.    1.    He  pua. 
2.     He  mea  o  hoopaft  ana  1  na  kukuna 
malamalama  o  ka  la,  a  e  hoolei  ana  ia 
lakou  ma  kahi  i  makemakeia. 

Hell,  w.    Gehena;  ka  luaahi. 

HePlish,  adj.  Kohu  luaahi  la;  hewa 
lua  ole. 

HAlm,  n.    Hoeull.    Syn.  rudder. 

Hf'lm'et,  n.    Mahlole. 

Help,  V.    E  kokua.    Syn.    assist;  aid. 


Help'er,  n.  He  mea  kokua;  kokoolua. 
Syn.  assista-nt. 

Help'ful,  adj.  Makaukau  i  ke  kokua; 
kokua. 

Help'less,  adj.  Hiki  ole  ke  kokua  iaia 
iho;  Hiki  ole  ke  kokua. 

Help'less-ness,  n.  Ka  hiki  ole  ana. 
Syn.  inability. 

Help'meet,  n.    1.    Kokoolua.    Syn.  as- 
sistant. 
2.    W  ahine  mare.    Syn.  wife. 

HePter-skel'ter,  adv.    Huikau. 

Helve,  n.    Au  koi. 

Hem,  n.    Lepa. 

Hem,  V.    E  humu  pelu. 

Hem'i-spliere,  «.    Hapa  poepoe. 

Hem'or-rliJige  (raj),  n.    Luai  koko. 

Hemp,  n.    He  oloua'  ma  na  aina  haole. 

Hen,  n.    Moa  wahine. 

Hence,  adv.    1.    Mai  nei  aku. 
2.    Nolaila;  noia  mea.    Syn.  therefore. 

Hgnce- forth',         i  adv.    Mai  keia  wa 

Hence-for'vi^ard,  )      aku. 

Hep'ta-gdn,  n.  Huina-lehulehu-aoao- 
ehiku. 

Her,  pron.  Koua;  ^aniinoa  no  ka  wa- 
hine. 

Her'ald,  v-    E  kukala  e  mamua. 

Her'ald,  n.    He  elele. 

Herb  ^'firb),  n-    Mea  ulu  palupalu. 

Her-ba'ceotis,  adj.    Ano  palupalu. 

Herb'age,  n.  1.  Na  mea  ulu  palupalu. 
2.    He  mauu. 

Her-ba'ri-iim,  n.  Buke  malama  lau,  me 
na  mea  ulu. 

Her-biv'o-rofis,  adj.  Ai  i  na  mea  ulu. 

Her-€u-le-an,  adj.  Ka  ikaika  o  Hercu- 
les, ke  akua  o  ka  ikaika  o  ka  poe  He- 
lene;  nolaila,  he  ikaika  lua  ole. 

Herd,  n.  He  pu-a  holoholona  nunui. 
A  herd  of  cattle,  he  pu-a  bipi. 

Herd,  v.  E  ho-akoakoa  mau  i  na  holo- 
holona; e  hoo-pu-a. 

Herds'man,  n.  Kanaka  hoo-pu-a  holo- 
holona. 

Here,  adv.    Eia;  maanei;  nei. 

Here'a-bouts',  adv.  Ma  kauwahi  o  nei. 

Here-aft'er,  adv.  Mai  keia  mua  aku; 
mahope  aku. 

Here-by'  adv.   Ma  keia,  mamuli  o  keia. 

He-red'l-ta-ry,  adj.    Kuu-na'. 

Here-in',  adv.  Ma  keia;  maloko  o  keia. 
Herein  specified,  i  hoikeia  maloko  o  ke- 
ia, or  maloko  ae  nei. 

Here-up-dn',  adv.  No  keia  mea;  ma- 
muli o  keia  mea. 

Her-e-sy,  n.    Kuhihewa  o  ka  manaoio. 

H6r'e-tic,  n.  He  kanaka  kue  ma  ka 
manaoio;  heretiko. 

Here'to-fore,  adv.    Mamua  iho  nei. 

Here-wlth',  adv.     Me  keia, 

Her'it-age,  n.  Waiwai  hooilina.  Syn. 
inheritance. 

Her-maph'ro-dite,  n.    He  mahu'. 

Her-met'le-al-ly,  adv.  Paa  loa;  komo 
ole  ke  ea. 

Hfir'mit,  n.    Kanaka  noho  mehameha. 

H€r'mit-a^e,  n.  Wahi  noho  mehameha. 


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He'ro,  M.     Kanaka  aa  nui  i  na  pilikia; 

kanaka  koa. 
He-ro'lc,  adj.    Koa;  aa  nui;  wiwo  ole. 
Her'o-ine,  n.    He  wahine  koa. 
Her'o-ism,  n.    Ke  ano  koa. 
Her-self ,  pron.    Oia  iho;  iaia  ilio,  (pili 

i  ka  wahine). 
Hes'i-tan-cy,  n.    1.    Kanalua;  kuipehi. 

Syn.  doubt;  uncertainty, 

2.  Uu  o  kaleo.  Syn.  hesitancy  of  speech. 
Hes'i-tate,  v.    1.    E  kanalua;  e  kulana- 

lana.    Syn.  falter;  wr.ver. 

2.    E  uu.    Syn.  stammer. 
Hes'i-ta'tion,  n.    Syn.  hesitancy. 
Het'er-o-dox,  adj.    Kulike  ole  i  ke  ku- 

lanai  kukuluia. 
Hew  (hn),  v.    1.    E  kalai.    Syn.  shape. 

2.  E  kua.    Syn.  hew  down. 

3.  Okioki.    Syn.  hew  in  pieces. 
He-w'er,  w.    Kanaka  kalai;  kanaka  kua- 

laau. 
Hex'a-gon,  n.     Huina-lehulehu-aoao- 

eono. 
Hi-a'tu8,  n.    1.    He  kowa  kaawale. 

2.    He  manao  i  naiowale. 
Hie'cough  (hic'up),  n.    Mauliawa. 

Hid'denJ  ^- ^-     H^^^i^- 

Hide,   V.    1.     E  huna'.    Syn.  conceal; 

secrete. 

2.    E  pee.    Syn.  hide  one's  self. 
Hide,  71.    Hi  holoholona  uul. 
Hide  and  seek,    «.     Haupeepee;   pee- 

pee-akua. 
Hid'e-ofts,  adj,    Weliwell  ka  ino  o  ka 

nanaina. 
High,  adj.    1.    Kiekie. 

2.  Leoleo;  leolani.     Syn.  tall;  lofty. 
A  tall  mast,  he  kia  leoleo,  or  leolani. 

3.  Ikaika.      A  high  wind,  he  makani 
ikaika. 

4.  A  high  surf,  he  okaikai. 

5.  High  words,  na  huaolelo  hoonauki- 
uki. 

Higlx'land,  n.    Ainakuahiwi. 
High'land-er,  n.    Kanaka  i  noho  ma 

kuahiwi. 
High'ly,  adv.    Nui.     To  praise  highly,  e 

mahalo 


1.  Naau  hoopono. 


nui  aku. 
High-mind'ed,  adj. 

Syn.  honorable. 

2.    Hookiekie.    Syn.  proud. 
High'ness,  n.    1.    Ke  kiekie.    Syn.  al- 
titude. 

2.    Inoa  hanohano.     Sis  highness,  ka 

mea  kiekie. 
High'-priest,  ti.    Kahuna  Nui. 
High'-prin'ci-pled,  adj.  Kupaamaka 

pono. 
Higli-sSund^iiig,  adj.    Hoo-haaheo. 
High-spir'it-ed,  adj.    1.    Haaheo;    pi- 

hoihoi;  puiwa. 

2.    Koa. 
High'w.ay,  n.    1.    He  alanui  i  hele  mau 

la. 

2.    Alanui  aup\xnl. 
High-way'inan,   n.     He  powa'.     SYN. 

robber. 


Hl-lar'i-ty,  n.     Lealea;    hauoli.    Syn. 

gaiety;  mirth;  laughter. 
Hill,  71.    1.    He  puu. 

2.    Pue.    A  hilt  of  potatoes,  he -puenalai. 
Hlll'y,  adj.    Apuupuu. 
Hilt,  71.   Au  o  ka  pahikaua. 
Him-seir,  pron.  m.    Oia  iho. 
Hind'er,  adj.    Ko  hope. 
Hin'der,  v.   E  keakea;  hoololohi;  e  hoo- 

hakalia,    Syn.  retard;  check. 
HIn'der-aiice|         Kumu  keakea.  Syn. 
Hindrance'    )        obstacle ; obstruction, 

Hind'er-mogtJ  ^  j.      -tt „  i^ 

Hind'most        i  "^^-     ^^P^  ^''^^ 

HIn-doo',  n,    Kamaaina  no  Inia. 

Hin^e,  71.    Amipuka. 

Hint,  V.    E  kuhikuhi  iki. 

Hip,  71.     Kikala;  papa  kole. 

Hire,  71.    Ukuhoolimalima.  Syn.  wages. 

Hire'ling,  n.     Kauwa  i  hoolimalimaia. 

Hiss,  r.    E  pio. 

His-to'rl-an,  n.  Kanaka  kakau  moolelo 

o  ka  wa  kahiko. 
His-tdr'lc       (  adi     Pili  i  ka  wa  kahiko 
His-tor'ie-alJ     ^*      me  kona  moolelo. 
His'to-ry,  n.    Moolelo  o  ka  wa  i  hala. 
His'tri-fin'ic,  adj.  Pili  i  ke  keaka.  Syn, 

theatrical. 
Hit,  V.    E  ku;  e  ki  aku,  a  ku. 
Hitch,  r.    1.    E  hikii. 

2.    E  anee.    Syn.  hitch  along, 
Hith'er,  adv.    Ja  nei, 
Hith'er-to',  adv.  A  hikl  i  keia  wa.  Syn. 

heretofore. 
Hitfe'er-ward,  adv.     la  nei  ae;   ia  nei 

mai. 
Hive,  n.    Hale  nalo  meli. 
Hive,  r.    E  hookomo  i  na  nalo  meli  ilo- 

ko  o  ka  hale  nalo  meli. 
Hoar     (  ^^.'     Hina.     Hoary  head,  poo« 
Hoar'yl  ^^■J'       hina. 
Hoard,  v.    E  hooahu.    Syn.  amass. 
Hoarse,  adj.    Leo  ha;  hanupilo. 
Hoarse'ly,  adv.    Papala. 
Hoax,  ?i.    He  hana  epa,  i  mea  paani. 
Hdb'lile,  V.    E  hele  cpa'.    Syn.  limp. 
Hdb'by,  n.    He  kumu  i  noonoo  nui  ia, 

aole  nac  i  maopopo  kona  waiwai. 
Hdb'by-liorse,  n.    Lio  laau,  mea  paani 

no  kamalii. 
Hod.  71.     Pahu  halihali  puna,  a  pohaku 

ula  paha. 
H6dge'-p6dgej      ,.     Tjiiikau 
Hdtch'-potcb  J  "°J-    ^i^'^a^- 
Hoe,  n.    He  ho;  o-o  kope. 
Hog,  n.    Puaa  nui. 

H6g'gish,  adj.    Ano  puaa;  alunu;  aua. 
Hog.s'head,  n.    Poo;  63  galaui. 
Hoi'den,  71.    He  kaikamahiue  mahaoi. 
Hoist,  V.    E  huki  iluna. 
Hold,  V.    E  apo  a  paa;  e  hoopaa. 
Hold,  71.    L    Kaluawaiho  ukana  o  k£( 

moku. 

2.  Ke  apo  ana  a  paa. 

3.  He  kuleana.    Syn.  claim- 
Hole,  71.     He  puka;  he  lua. 
Hole'y,  ocf?.    Pukapuka;  huhu'ku. 
Hdl'i-day,  n.    La  kulaia.  t 


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Ho'li-ness,  n.  Ano  hemolele;  maka- 
mae.    Syn.  purity. 

HoFlow,  adj.    1.    Hakahaka. 
2.    Oiaio  ole;  hookamani.    Syn.  vain; 
false. 

Hol'low,  n.  He  wahi  polio  iki.  The  hol- 
low of  the  haiul,  ka  po'ho  lima. 

Hoi'low -cheeked',  adi.    Homa. 

Hdl'low-heitrt'ed,  adj.  Hookamani. 
Syn.  insincere. 

H  jl'gter,  n.  Eke  pu  panapana  no  ka 
noho  lio. 

Ho'ly,  adj.    Hemolele;  ihiihi;  hoano. 

Holy-day,  n.    La  hemolele;  la  hoauo. 

Hdm'a^e,  n.    1.    Mahalo.    Syn.  praise; 
respect. 
2.    Hoano.    Syn.  worship;   reverence. 

Home,  n.  Wahi  noho  o  ka  ohana;  ho'- 
me. 

Home'less,  adj.  Ohana  ole;  ho'me  ole; 
kuewa. 

Home'ly,  adj.    1.    Pili  i  ka  ho'me. 
2.    Elcku';  eleeleku';  pou'hu. 

Home'-inade,  adj.  Hauaia  ma  ka  oha- 
na; hanaia  ma  ka  ho'me. 

Ho'me-op'a-thy,  n.  He  ano  lapaau, 
ma  ka  haawi  liilii  ana  i  ka  laau. 

HOmc'siek,  a4j.  Manaonao  i  ka  ho'me 
ihaaleleia. 

Home'ctcad,  71.  Kekuleana  oka  ho'me. 

II6m.e''w'drd,  adv.    1  o  ka  ho'me  la. 

Htim-i-cid'al,  adj.  Pcpehi  kanaka. 
Homic^alintent,  manao  pepehi  kana- 
ka. 

Hoiu'i-cide,  n.  1.  Mea  pepehi  kanaka. 
2.  Ka'pepehi  kanaka.  Justifiable  hom- 
icide, pepehi  kanaka  aponoia. 

H6i2i'i-ly,  n.    Haiolclo  naipule. 

H6m'l-ny,  n.    Kurinaj  i  kuiia. 

Ho-mo-g^e'ne-oiis,  adj.  Kulikeloa;  ano 
like. 

Hone,  n.  Pohaku  hookala.  Syn.  •whet- 
stone. 

Hon'est  (6n'est),  adj.  Hoopono;  oiaio. 
Syn.  true. 

HtXn'est-ly,  adv.  Me  ka  hoopono;  me 
ka  oiaio.    Syn.  truly. 

Hon'est-y,  n.  Ke  ano  oiaio;  ano  hoopo- 
no.   Syn.  trath. 

H6n'ey,  n.  Mell.  Honey  comb,  pilali 
mell. 

Eon'eyed  (hfin'nid),  a^j,  Mallmali. 
Syn.  flattering. 

Hon'ey-comb,  n.    Pilali  mell. 

H6n'ey-inoon,  n.  Ka  mahina  mua  o  ka 
noho  mare  ana. 

Hon'or,  n.  1.    Ke  ano  hoopono.    A  man 
of  honor,  he  kanaka  hoopono. 
2.    Han  oh  ano.    Ilia  Honor,  ka  mea  ha- 
nohano. 

8.    I  have  the  honor,  ill  ia'u  ka  hano- 
haao. 

Hon'or  (dn'or),  v.    1.    E  haawi  1  ka  ha- 
noliauo;  e  hoo-hanohano. 
2.    E  malama.    Syn.  obey. 

HtSn'or-a-ble,  adj.    Ku  i  ka  hoopono; 
ku  i  ka  oiaio. 
2.    Hanohano. 


H6n'or-a-bly,  adv.    1.    Me  ka  aponoia. 

Honorably  discharged,  hookuuia  me  ka 

apouo. 

2.    Me  ka  hoopono. 
Hdn'or-a'ry,  adj.    Hanohano.     Honor- 
ary member,  lala  hanohano;  or,  hoa  ha- 
nohano. 
Hot>d,  n.    Kapa  uhi  poo. 
Ho'bd'wink,  v.    E   noopunihei.     Syn. 

deceive. 
Hoof,  n.    Kapuai  holoholona. 
Hobk,  n.    He  lou;  kilou. 
Hoop,  n.    He  apo. 

Hoop'ing-cough  (kof),  n.  Kunukalea. 
Hoot,  n.    Ka  Ico  o  ka  puueo. 

2.    Leo  hoohenehene. 
Hdp,  V.    E  lelelele  ma  ka  wawae  hoo- 

kahi. 

2.    E  lehelehei,  me  he  manu  la. 
Hope,  11.    Manaolana. 
Hope'ful,  adj.    Piha  i  ka  manaolana; 

lana  ka  manao. 
Hope'ful-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  lana  o  ka  ma- 
nao. 
Hope'less,  adj.     Make  ka  manaolana; 

piolckc. 
Hope'les8-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  pioloke  o  ka 

naau;  me  ka  lana  ole  o  ka  manao. 
Hop'per,  n.    Pahu  hoopaa  hua  no  ka 

wili. 
Horde,  n.    He  mamo  auwana  wale. 
H<Jr-i'zon,  n.     Ka  huina  aouli;   alihi- 

lani. 
Hor'l-zdn'tal,  adj.    Moe  iliwal. 
Horn,  n.    1.    He  hao ;  he  kiwi. 

2.    Ohe  puhi  keleawe. 
Hor'net,  n.    Nalo  aki. 
Hor'ri-ble,  adj.     Eehia;   weliweli   ka 

ino.    Syn.  dreadful. 
Hor'ri-bly,  adv.     Weliweli  ino.    Syn. 

dreadfully. 
Htir'rid,  adj.  WeUweU  ino;  ilihia.  SyiJ. 

shocking.  * 

Hor'ror,  n.    Eehia;  weliweli. 
Horse,  n.    Lio. 

Horse'back,  n.    Maluna  o  ka  lio. 
Horse'-break-er,  n.    Kanaka hoolaka- 

laka  lio. 
Hdrse'-jock'ey,  n.    Kanaka  kuai  lio. 
Horse'-liiuKli,    Jt.    Akaaka  ino.    Syn, 

boisterous  laugh. 
Horse'man,  n.    Kanaka  hooholo  lio. 
Hdrse'nian-sh.ip,    n.     Ka   ike   no   ka 

hooholo  lio. 
Horse'-poAv'er,  n.     Mana  lio;  he  mana 

1  ana  ia  mamuli  o  ka  ikaika  o  ka  lio 

hookahi. 
H6rse'-race,n.    Heihei  lio. 
Horso'shoe,  n.    Kamaa  lio. 
Horse'-tlilef,  n.    Kanaka  aihue  lio. 
Horse'whip,  n.    Laau  hili  lio. 
Hor'ti-cAlt'ure,  n.    Ka  mahi  ana  i  na 

pua. 
Hor'ti-cftlt/ur-lst,  n.    Mea  mahi  pua. 
Ho-san'na,  n.    Leo  hoolea  i  Ke  Ak^ua. 
Hose,  n.    1.    Kakinl  wawae. 

2.    He  Hi  wai ;  ohe  ill  wai. 
Ho'sier,  n.    Kanaka  kuai  kakini. 


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H6'sler-y,  n.    Na  kakini  wawae  o  kela 

me  keia  ano. 
H6s'pit-a-ble,  adj,    Auo  klpa, 
Hds'pl-tril,  n.    Halemai. 
H6s'pi-tal'i-ty,  n.    Ke  kipa  ana.    To 

offer  hospitality,  e  kipa ;  e  hookipa. 
Host,  n.    1.    He  puali  nui. 

2.    Ka  mea  nana  e  hookipa;  hakuhale. 
Hds'tag^e,  n.  Mea  i  hoopaaia  ma  ke  ano 

panai. 
HOst'ess,  w.      Wahine  hookipa;  ka  wa- 

hine  poo  o  ka  hale. 
Ecjs'tile,  adj.      1.      Enemi.      A   hostile 

land,  he  aina  enemi. 

2.    Ku-e';  opu  inc.    Syn.  tiufriendly. 
H6s-til'l-ty,  n.     Ka  ano  ku-e';   ano  e- 

nemi. 
B[«>s-til'i-tie8,  n.    Kaua. 
Hos'tler,  n.     Kahu  lio. 
Hot,  adj.    1.     Wela.    A    hot  day,  he  la 

wela. 

2.    Enaena.    A  hot  fire,  he  ahi  enaeua. 
Ho-tel'    n.    Hotelc;  hale  hookipa. 
Hot-liead'ed,  adj.     Hikiwawe  i  ka  hu- 

hu. 
Hot'house,  71.     Hale  mahana;  wahi  e 

hoo-ulu  ai  i  na  mea  ulu  ma  na  aina 

auu. 
Hound,  n.    Ilio  hahai  holoholona. 
Hour,  n.    Hora;  mahele  maiiawa. 
Hour'glass,  n.    Aniani  kuhikuhi  hora. 
Hour'ly,  adv.    Kela  me  keia  hora. 
House,  a.    Hnle. 
House  (howz),  v.    E  hookomo  maka 

malu oka  hale. 
House'break'er,  7^.     Kanaka  "wawahi 

hale.    Syn.  burglar. 
House'break'ing,    n.      Wawahi   hale. 

Syn.  burglary. 
House'hold,  %.    Na  ohua  o  ka  hale. 
House'hold-er,  n.    Ka  ona  o  ka  hale; 

ke  poo  o  ka  oh  an  a. 
House'keep-er,  n  Kahu  malama  hale. 
House'keep-ing,  71.     Oihana  malama 

hale. 
Hause'maid,  n.    Wahine  hooponopono 

hale. 
House'-wife,  n.    1.    Haku  wahine  o  ka 

ohana. 

2.     He  eke  i  hoolakoia  i  na  mea  hu- 

muhumu. 
House'wife-ry,    n.      Oihana    malama 

hale. 
Hov'el,  71.    Hale  pupiipu. 
Hov'er,  v.    1.    E  upaipai  i  na  eheu, 

2.    E  lahai ;  lalahai. 
KoTv,  adv.    Pehea;  ma  ke  ano  hea. 
How-be'lt,  arfv.    Akanae.    Syn%  never- 
theless; yet. 
Ho-wi,  1;,    E  noaoa. 
Hiib,  n.    Ka  laau  waenakonu  o  ka  bulla. 

Syn.  nave. 
Hub'biib,  n.    Haunaele;  hauwalaau. 
Hfid'dle,  V.    E  puuluulu. 
Hilff,  71.    Huhu;  ukiuki.    Syn.  fit  of  an- 
ger. 
Hue,  71.    1.    Hooluu.    Syn.  color. 

2.    Wawa  nui.    Syn.  clamor. 


Efiff,  V.    1.    Ehii;  epullki. 

2.    Hug  a  shore,  e  holo  p^ii  aina. 
Huge,  adj.    Nunui  lea. 
Hulk,  71.     Kino  popopo  o  ka  moku  ka- 

hiko. 
Hull,  71.    1     Okapalaoa. 

2.    Kino  o  ka  nioku  hou. 
HQm,  v.    E  hamur.iu. 
Eu'mr.n,  adj.    Ano  kanaka. 
Hu-mane',  adj.    Menemene;  lokomai- 

kai. 
Hu-manely,  adv.    Me  ka  menemene. 
Eu-man'i-ty,  71.    1.    Ka'naka  o  ke  ao 

nei. 

2.    Ke  ano  kanaTca. 
Hu'mazi-ize,  v.    E  hoolakalaka;  hoona- 

auao.    Syn.  civilize, 
Hii'inan-kind',  n.    Ka'naka. 
Huiu'l>le,  adj.    Haaha.i;  akahjii. 
Hum'bly,  adv.    Haahr.a. 
Hum'bug,  71.    Mea  hoka  wale. 
Hu'inid,arf/.    Kawnu.    Svu.  damp. 

Ke    ano   mau';  ano 


E  hoohaahaa;  hoohi- 
7t.      Ka     hoohaahaa 


Hu-mid'l-ty,  n. 

kockoe. 
Hu-mil'i-ate,  v. 

lahila. 
Hu-mil'l-a'ti«n, 

ana. 
Hu-mil'1-ty,  71.    Ke  ano  akahai;   ano 

haahaa. 
Hu'mcr,  V.    E  hoolaulea;  e  ae  i  ka  ma- 

kemakc. 
Hii'mor-ofts,  adj.    Ku  I  ka  aka. 
Hikmp,  n.    He  piiu.    Syn.  hunch. 
Hftmp'back,  f  Kuanuu 

HiinchM>ack,i  ^'"    ^^^^puu. 
Htkn'dred,  adj.    Haneri. 
HJkn'dredth,  n.      Ka  hapa  haneri;  ka 

haneri. 
Hiin'Rer,  n.    Pololi. 
Hiin'ger,  v.    1.    E  pololi. 

2.    lini  nui :  ake  nui. 
H6n'gry,  adj.    Pololi. 
Hilnt,  V.    1.    E  hahai  holoholona. 

2.    E  iml.    Syn.  search. 
Hftnt'et,  71.    Kanaka  hahai  holoholona. 
Hurl,  V.    1.    E  kiolaikaik.'i;  e  nou  ino. 

2.    Hurl  to  the  ground,  e  kulai  ilalo. 
Hur'ly-bur'ly,  n,  Haunaele.  Syn.  hub* 

bub. 
Hur-rah'  I  interj.    Huro ! 
Hur'ri-eane,  n.    Maknni  pukiki. 
Hur'ry,  1.    v.    E  awiwi;  e  lalelale. 

2.    E  hookikina. 
Hurt,  71.  Eha;  poino.  Syn.  injury;  harm« 
Hurt'ful,  adj.     Hooeha;   poino.    Syn. 

Injurious. 
Hus'band,  n.    Kane  mare. 
Hus'band,  r.     E  malama  pono.    Syn. 

economise. 
Htks'band-tnan,    n.     Kanaka   mahial. 

Syn.  farmer;  cultivator  of  the  soil. 
Htksh,  V.    1.    E  na;  e  hoomalielie. 

2.    Kulikuli.    Syn.  hush  up. 
Hfish'mon'ey,  n.     Dala  ki-pe',     Syn. 

bribe. 
Hiisk,  n.    Aa;  ihi. 
Hiksk,  V.    E  ihi;  e  maihi. 


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Hfisk'y,  adj.    Papala.    Stn.  hoarse. 
Hut,  n.    Hale  pupupu.    Syn.  hovel. 
Hy'brid,  n.    He  manu'. 
Hy'drant,  7^     Kiowai. 
Hy-draul'ics,  n.    Lala  o  ka  Ike  e  pili 

ana  i*ka  nee  ana  o  na  wai. 
Hy'dro-gen,  n.  He  ea  mama.  Kekahi  o 

na  kumu  o  ka  wai. 
Hy-drog'ra-pher,   n.      Kanaka   kaha 

kii  o  na  kai,  kaikuono,  muliwai,  etc. 
Hy-drog'ra-ph.y,  n.    Ke  kakau  kii  o 

na  kai,  etc. 
H^-dr6m'e-ter,  n.     Mea  ana  wai,  ana 

1  kona  kaumaha,  etc. 
Hy-drop'a-thist,  n.     Mea  lapaau  me 

ka  wai  wale  no. 
Hy-dr6p'a-thy,  n.    Ka  lapaau  ana  me 

ka  wai. 
Hy'dro-pho'bi-a,  to.    Maka'u  i  ka  wai; 

he  raai  weliweli  loa  iwaina  o  na  ilio 


ma  na  aina  nnu. 
Hy-dr6-8tat'ic8,  n. 


Ka  lala  o  ka  ike  e 


hoakaka  ana  no  na  wai. 
Hy'grl-ene,  n.    Ka  ike  e  pili  ana  i  ke  ola 

maikai  o  ke  kino. 
Hy-grrom'e-ter,  n.     Mikini  e  ana  ana  i 

ka  ma-u'  o  ke  ea. 
Hy-me'ne-al,  adj.  Pili  i  ka  mare.  Syn. 

marital. 
Hymn,  n.    Himeni. 
Hy'phen,  n.    Kiko  moe  (-). 
Hy'po-elion'dri-a,  n,    Ka  luuluu  mau 

o  ka  naau. 
Hy-ptic'ri-sy,  n.    Ka  hookamani. 
Hyp'o-€rite,  n.    He  hookamani. 
Hyp'o-€rit'l~cal,  adj.    Hookamani. 
H^-p6t'e-nuse,  n.    Aoao  hi-o'  o  ka  hU' 

ina-kolu  kupono. 
Hy-p6tli'e-cate,  v.    E  panai  waiwai  no 

ka  aie'. 
Hy-p6tli'e-sis,  n.  Kumu  manao  kahua. 
Hys'sop,  n.    Husopa;  mea  ala. 
Hys-ter'ica,  n.    He  ano  mai  pihoihol, 

pili  i  na  wahine;  he  akaaka,  a  he  uwe 


T  pers.  pron.    An;  owan. 

Ice,  n.    Hau  paa. 

Ice^bere,  he  moku  hau  paa;  e  lana  ana 

'ma  ke  kai. 
f  ce'eream,  n.    Waiu  I  paa  I  ka  hau. 
ice'house,  n.    Hale  hooahu  hau  paa. 
Ice'man,  n.    Kanaka  kuai  hau  paa. 
ieh'thy-fil'o-g^ist,  n.     Kanaka  ike  no 
_  ra  i-'a. 
Ich'thy-dl'o-^y,  n.    Ka  ike  e  pili  ana  i 

na  i'-a. 
I>l-€le,  n.    He  kulu  hau  paa. 
I-c6n'o-clft8t,  TO.    L     Mea  wawahi  kii 

hoomana. 

2.    Mea  hoike  akea  1  na  ano  wahahee. 
T'oy,  adj.    Me  he  hau  la  ke  anu. 
I-de'a,  TO.  Manao.  Syn.  notion;  thought. 
I-<le'al,  adj.      Manao   wale    ia.      Syn. 

imaginary. 
X-clen'tl-cal,  adj.    1.    Like  loa, 

2.    Oia  maoll  no. 
!-den'ii-fi-ca'tion,  n.      Ka  hooia  ike 

maka. 
I-don'ti-fy,  V.  E  hooia  ma  ka  ike  maka. 
X-den'ti-ty,  to.    Ka  like  loa;  oia  no. 
id'i-o-cy,  n.    Ka  lolo  o  ka  naau. 
id'I-om,  TO.    Ke  ano  maoli  o   kekahi  o- 
^  lelo. 
Id'i-o-m&Vie,  adj.    Pili  pono  i  kekahi 

olelo.    Jdiomatic  Hawaiian,  oleic  maoll 

o  ko  Hawaii  poe. 
f  d'i-ot,  TO.    He  lolo;  he  hupo. 
ld-i-6t'ie,  adj.    Lolo;  hupo. 


I'dle,  adj.    Nohowale;  hana  ole. 
I'dle,  V.    E  noho  wale;  e  hoopalaleha;  e 

liloa. 
I'dle-ness,  to.    Ka  noho  wale;  hana  ole. 
I'dler,  TO.    Mea  noho  wale;  kanaka  hoo- 

Salaleha. 
ly,  adv.    Me  ka  noho  wale. 
I'dol,  n.    He  akua  kii. 
I-ddl'a-ter,  to.    Mea  hoomanakil, 
I-d61'a-tro69,  adj.    Hoomanakii. 
I-ddl'a-try,  TO.    ka  hoomanakii. 
IMul-ize,  V.    E  aloha  kupono  ole. 
if,  conj.    Ina  paha.    Syn.  suppose. 
Ig'nite,   V.      E   hoo-a';    e   kuni.    Syn. 

kindle;  light. 
Tg-no'ble,  adj.  Haahaa.  Syn.  mean; base 
ig'no-min'l-otks,  adj.    Hilahila.     Syn. 
.  disgraceful. 

ig'no-min'y,    n.     Hilahila;    hoowaha* 
,  waha.    Syn.  disgrace;  reproach. 
Ig'uo-ra'mus,  n.      Mea  ike  ole;  mea 
_  naaupo.    Syn.  blockhead. 
Ig'no-ranoe,  n.    Naaupo;  ike  ole. 
Ig'no-rant,  adj.    Naaupo;  ike  ole. 
Ig'no-rant-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  ike  ole;   mo 
.  Ka  naaupo. 
igr-nore',  v.    E  ike  ole  aku;  e  nana  olo 

aku. 
ill,  adj.     1.     Nawaliwali;   mai;     Syn. 

sick. 

2.    Adv.    Ino.    Syn.  badly. 
ill,  TO.    He  poino;  ho  popilikia.    His  that 

flesh  ia  heir  to,  na  popilikia  e  kau  ana 

maluna  o  kanaka. 


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flVhred,  adj.    Aoponoolela;  kuaaina. 
Ill'breed'iug,  n.    Ka  ao  pono  ole  ia. 
il-le'gal,  adj.      Ku   ole  i  ke  kanawai. 

Syn.  unlawful. 
Iiae-gal'l-ty,  n.     Ke  kulike  ole  i  ke 

kanawai.    Syn.  unlawfulness. 
Il-le'gal-ly,  adv.    Me  ke   kanawai  ole. 

Syn.  unlawfully. 
Il-leg'1-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ole  ke  heluhe- 

luia. 
Il-leg'i-bly,  adv.    Me  ka  maopopo  ole, 

il'le-git'i-mate,  adj.    Mawaho  ae  o  ke 

_  kanawai. 

iU-fa'vored,  adj.    Pupuka;  ino.    Syn. 

ugly. 
Il-lib'er-al,  adj.    Pi;  aua.  Syn.  stingy. 
Il-lic'it,  adj.    Kanawai  ole. 
Il-llm'it-a-ble,  adj.    Palena  ole.    Syn. 

boundless. 
Il-lit/er-ate,  adj.     Makaukau  ole  ma 

ka  ike  o  na  buke. 
Ill-na'tur-ed,  adj.     Naaukeemoa;  nai- 

nai.    Syn.  morose;  cross. 
lll'ness,  n.    Mai;  nawaliwali.  Syn  sick- 
ness. 
Il-log'ic-al,  adj.    Aole  noonoo  pono  ia. 
ill'stiirred,  adj.      Poino  mau;  pilikia 

Syn.  always  unfortunate. 
Ill-tem'pered,  adj.    Syn.  Ill  natured. 
Il-lu'ini-nate,  v.    E  hoomalamalnma. 
Il-Iu'mi-na'tion,  n.     Ka  hoomalama- 

lama  ana. 
Il-lu'sion,  n.    1.    He  kubihewa. 

2.    He  hihio  o  ka  naau. 
Il-lu'sive,  adj.    Alakai  hewa. 
Il-lis'trate,  v.    1.    E  hoonani  me  na 

kii.    Byn.  adorn. 

2.  E  hooraaopopo  ma,  ka  hoohalikelike. 
Il'lus-tra'tlon,  n.     1.     He  kii  nupepa; 

kii  buke. 

2.    Ka  hoohalike.      Syn.  comparison, 
Il-ltl8'trl-ous,  adj.  Kaulana.   Syn.  dis- 
tinguished; eminent. 
lll'will,  n.    Manao  ku-e;  manao  enemi. 

Im'age,  n.    Kii.    Graven  image,  kii  ka- 

laiia.  Molten  image,  kii  hooheenee  ia. 
Im-ag'in-a-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ke  noonooia. 

Infi-ag'i-na-ry,  n.    Manao  wale  ia. 
Im-ag'i-na'tion,  n.    Noonoo  ulu  wale. 
iin-ag'ine,  v.    E  manao  wale. 
f  m'be-cile,  adj.    Lola;  lolo. 
Im-bibe',  v.    E  omo. 
Im-brue',  v.    1,    E  hoo-u'. 

2.    E  paumaele;    hands   imbrued   with 
^  blood,  na  lima  paumaele  i  ke  koko. 
I:xi'i-tate,  v.    E  hoomahui. 
Im-i-ta'tion,  n.    He  mea  like;  ka  hoo- 
_  halike  ana. 
Im'i-tu'tor,  n,     Mea  hoomahui;    mea 

hana  like. 
Im-mae'u-late,  adj.    Makamae;  kina' 
_  ole. 
Im'ma-te'rl-al,  adj.    1.    Pill  ole.    Syn. 

irrelevant. 

2.    Mea  ole.    Syn.  matters  not. 
^  3.    Pili  1  ka  uhane;  kino  ole. 
Iin'ma-ture',  adj.    O  ole;  maka. 


Im-mdas'Tir-able,  adj.      Hiki  ole   ke 

anaia;  manuunuu. 
iTn-nae'di-ate,  adj.    Koke;  hakalia  ole. 
Im-meMi-aie-ly,  adv.     A  no;  I  keia 

_  wa  koke,_ 

im'me-mo'ri-al,  adj.     Waike  ole  ia  i 

hala. 
Im-mense',  adj.    Nui  palena  ole. 

Im-mense'ly,  adv.  Palena  ole.  Syn. 
boundlessly. 

Im-men'si-ty,  n.    Ke  ao  palena  ole. 

Im-merse',  adj.    1.    E  lu  i  ka  wai. 
2.    Imrnersed  %n  thought,  lilo  loa  i  ka 
noonoo. 

Im-iner'sion,  n.    Ka  lu  i  ka  wai. 

Itn'mi-grant,  n.    Kanaka  hoo-pae  aina 

.  mai  na  aina  haole. 

Im'mi-grate,  v.  E  hoo  pae  aina  mai 
na  aina  haole.     Board  of  Immigration, 

^  papa  hoopne  lima  hana. 

im'mi-gra'tion,  n.     Hoopae  aina  mai 

^  na  aina  e  mai. 

Im'mi-ncnt,  adj.  E  kau  wellweli  ana. 
Imminent  danger,  popilikia  e  kau  wcli- 
well  mai  ana.  Syn.  impending;  threat- 
ening. 

im'mo-bil'1-ty,  n.  Onipaa.  Syn.  fix- 
edness. 

Im-mdd'er-ate,  adj.  Kela  loa  i  ka 
mea  kupono.    Syn.  excessive. 

Im-mdd'est,  adj.    Hilahila  ole. 

im'mo-late,  v.  E  mohai.  Syn.  sacri- 
fice. 

Im-mdr'al,  adj.  Ku-e' ika  pono;  hewa; 

_  ino. 

im'mo-ral'i-ty,n.  Hana  ku-e' i  ka  po- 
no; hanahaukae;  hewa. 

Ixn-mor'tal,  adj.    Make  ole;  ola  mau. 

Im'mor-tal'i-ty,  n.    Ke  ola  mau  loa, 

Im-mor'tal-ize,  v.  E  hooraau  aku. 
Immortalize  a  name,  e  hoomau  aku  i  ka 
ino  a. 

Im-mov'a-ble,  adj.      Onipaa;  ku  paa. 

Im-mil'ni-ty,  n  Ka  pakele  aua.  Immu- 
nity from  punishment,  ka  pakele  ana 
mai  ka  hoopai. 

Im-mure',  v.  E  hoopaa  iloko  o  ka  hale 
paaliao. 

Im-mu'ta-bil'l-ty,  n.  Ka  loli  ole;  ka 
oni  ole,    Syn.  unchangeableness, 

Im-mu'ta-ble,  adj.  Loli  ole;  onipaa. 
Syn.  unchangeable. 

Im-pair,  v.    E  hooemi  I  ka  maikal. 

Im-pan'el,  V.    Ekohoijure. 

Ina-part',  v.    1.    E  haaAvi,   Syn.  to  give. 

2.  E  mahele;    e  puunaue.      Syn,    to 
part  with. 

3.  E  hoolaha;  e  hai.    Impart  knowledge, 
e  hai  aku  i  ka  ike. 

Im-par'tial,  adj.  Ewaewa  ole;  kaulike. 
Syn,  just. 

Im-piir'tial'l-ty,  71.  Ewawaole;  kau- 
like.   Syn.  justice 

Im-par'tial-ly,  adv.  Me  ke  kaulike; 
ewaewa  ole. 

Im-pass'a-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ole  ke  heleia, 

Iin-pa'tience»  ii.  Paupauaho  o  ka  msr 
nao. 


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Im-pa'tlent,  CK^*.  Paupauaho  wale ;  aho- 

nui  ole. 
Im-pa'tient-ly,  adv.  Me  ke  ahouui  ole. 

Im-peach',  V.  Ehoopii;  e  hoopil  no  ka 
pono  ole  o  ka  haua. 

Im-peacli'a-ble,  adj.  Ku  i  kahoopii 
ia. 

Iin-peach'ment,  n.    1.    Ka  hoopil  ana 
no  ka  hewa  o  ka  hana. 
2.    Ka  hoahewa  ana. 

Im'pe-eun'i-otks,  adj.  Dala  ole.  Syn. 
poof;  penniless. 

Im-pede',  v.  E  keakea;  hoopillkia;  hoo- 
hihia.    Syn.  hinder;  obstruct. 

Im-ped'l-ment,  TO.  Kumu  keakea;  ku- 
mu  hihia.  Syn.  hindrance;  obstruc- 
tion. 

Im-pend',  v.  E  kau  maluna  a'e.  Pun- 
ishment impends  over  the  guilty,  e  kau 
ana  ka  hoopai  maluna'e  o  ka  poe  hewa. 

Im-pend'ing,  adj.  E  kau  mai  ana.  Im- 
pending punishment,  ka  hoopai  e  kau 
mai  ana. 

Im-pen'e-tra-bil'1-ty,  n.  Hiki  ole  ke 
komoia;  paapu  loa. 

Im-pen'e-tra-ble,  ac?/.  Paapu  loa;  hi- 
ki ole  ke  komoia;  hiki  ole  ke  hoomao- 
popoia. 

Iin-pen'i-tence,  n.  Mihi  ole;  paakiki 
o  ka  naau. 

Im-pen'i-tent,  adj.    Mihi  ole ;  paakiki. 

Im-per'a-tive,  adj.     Kaohiia;  niki  ole 

^  ke  hoole  ia. 

Im'per-cept'i-ble,  adj.  Maopopo  ole  i 
ka  ike  o  ka  maka. 

Im-per'fect,  adj.    Hemoleleole;  hema- 

^  hema;  kina'. 

Im'per-fec'tion,  n.  Kina';  he  hemahe- 
ma. 

Im-per'fect-ly,  adv.  Mekahemahema; 
makaukau  ole. 

Im-pe'rl-al,  adj.    Pill  i  ka  Emepero. 

Im-pei'il,  V.  E  hoopilikia.  Syn.  en- 
danger. 

Im-pe'rl-oikg,  adj.  Hoohaakei;  hookie- 
kie.    Syn.  haughty;  arrogant. 

Im-per'ish-a-ble,  adj.  Popoole:  mau. 

Iin-per'me-a-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ole  i  ka  wai 
ke  komo.    Syn.  impervious. 

Im-pei'ti-nent,  adj.  Pakike';  mahaoi. 

Im-pgr'tur-a-ble,  adj.     Pihoihoi  ole. 
Im-per'vl-oCks,  adj.    See  impermeable. 

Iin-pet'u-fis'i-ty,  n.  L  Kahikiwawe 
uoonoo  ole.    Syn.  violence. 

2.  Ka  pa  ikalka  mai  ana. 

3.  Ka  nee  awiwi  ana.    The  impetuosity 
of  the  current,  ka  nee  awiwi  nna  o  ke  au. 

Im-pct'u-oas,  adj.    1.    Hikiwawe  noo- 

noo  ole. 

2.    Paa  Ikalka;  pukiki. 
^  8.    Nee  awiwi. 

Ini'pe-tu8,  TO.    Ka  nee  ana  imna. 
Im-pi'e-ty,  n.  Manao  aia';  hoomaloka. 
Im-pincre',  v.    E  ku.     Syn.  liit. 
iin'pi-<)6g,  adj,    Hailiili;  kuamuamu. 
|in-pla'€a-ble,  adj.      Makona;    laulea 

ole. 


fm-plant',  v.  E  kanu  iloko;  ehookorao. 

iin'ple-ment,  TO.    Mea  haua  lima;    mea 

^  lawelawe.    Syn.  tool;  utensil. 

Im-pli'cate,  V.    E  hoahewa  pu;  e  komo 

^  like  ma  ka  hihia. 

Im'pli-ca'tion,  ?i.    2.    Hihia  like;  hewa 
like. 

2.    Mea  i  manaoia,  aole  nae  i  olelo  ia. 
Syn.  inference. 

Im-plic'it,  adj.    Kanalua  ole.    Implicit 
obedience,  hoolohe  kanalua  ole. 

Im-pllc'it-ly,  adv.    Me  ke  kanalua  ole; 
me  ke  kapekepeke  ole. 

Im-plore',  v.    E  noi  haahaa.    Syn.  be- 
seech^ 

Im-ply',  r.    E  hoike;    Syn.  mean;  sig- 

^  niiy. 

Im'po-lite',  adj.    Nihaniha. 

im'po-lite'ness,  TO.    Ano  nihaniha;  pi- 

halula  ole. 
Inx-pdl'l-tic,  adJ'     Ku  pono  ole.     Syn. 

unwise;  imprudent;  inexpedient. 
Im-porf ,  V.    E  hookomo  waiwai  i  ka 
^  aina. 
Im'port,  TO.    1.    Waiwai  1  hookomoia  i 

ka  aina. 

2.  Ano.    Syn.  purport;  meaning. 

3.  Ano  nui.    Syn.  importance. 
Im-p6r'tance,  to.    Ke  ano  koikoi ;  hano- 

hano. 
Im-pdr'tant,  adj.     Ano   nui;    waiwai 
^  nui. 

Im'i>or-ta'tion,  n.  1.  Ka  hookomo  wai- 
wai i  ka  aina. 

2.    Ka  waiwai  i  hookomo  ia  i  ka  aina. 

Recent  importations,  na  waiwai  hou  i 

hookomoia. 
Im-port'er,  to.    Mea  hookomo  waiwai. 
Im-porf  u-niite,  adj.E  noi  ikaika  a  noi 
^  mau. 

Im'por-tune',  v.    E  koi  ikaika  a  e  koi 
^  mau. 

Im'por-tu'nl-ty,  to.    He  noi  mau. 
Im-pose',  V.    1.    E  kau.    Syn.  put  on. 

2.    E  punihei;  e  epa;  e  hana  apiki. 
Im-pos'lne:,  adj.    Kamahao. 
iin'i>o-si'tron,  TO.   1.   Ke  kau  ana.   Syn. 

laying~on.    Imposition  of  hands,  ke  kau 

ana  o  na  lima. 

2.    Ka  hana  apiki;  hana  epa. 
Im-pds'sl-bil'i-ty,    n.      Mea   hiki  ole. 

Waste  time  on  impossibilities,  e  hoopau 

mauawa  wale  ma  na  mea  hiki  ole. 
Im-pus^si-ble,  adv.    Ole  loa  e  hiki. 
im'pdst,  TO.   He  dute  waiwai.  Syn.  duty. 
Im-pds'tor,  TO.    He  hookamani;  kanaka 

epa. 
Im-p«Sst'ure,  to.     Wahahee.      Syn.  de- 
„  ceplion;  lying. 

Tiu'po-teuce,  TO.     Ikaika  ole;  ano  lolo. 
im'po-tenC,  adj.    Lolo. 
Iin-pdY'er-lsh,  v.    1.    E  hooilihune. 

2.    E  hoolilo  i  panoa;  e  hoopanoa. 
Im-pr^c'ti-ca-Dil'l-ty,    n.       Ke   hiki 

ole  o  ka  hooko'. 
im-prae'ti-ea-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ole. 
im'pre-«a'tlon,  to.    Olelo  hailiili.  Syn. 

curse. 


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Im-pregr'na-ble,    ad^.       Hikl   ole    ke 

hoopioia._  Syn.  invincible. 
Im-preg'nate,  v.    E  miko;  e  hoo-u. 
Im-press',  v.  1.    E  pai  paa  aku.  Impress 

on.  </ie  mind,  e  pai  paa  aku  ma  ka  naau. 

2.    E  ku  1  ka  manao.    To  impress  Javor- 
_  ahlxfy  e  kupono  i  ka  manao. 
i3n'i>ress,  n.  He  hoailona  pai;  hoailona. 
Im-pres'si-ble,  adj.    Lauwili.     An  im- 
pressible youth,  he  ul  lauwili  wale. 
Im-pres'sion,  w.   L    Kapaianamena 

hua  kepau. 

2.    Ke  ku  ana  i  ka  manao.    A  good  im- 
pression, kupono  i  ka  manao. 
Im-pres'sive,  adj.     Koikoi.      Art   imr 

pressive  speech,  he  haiolelo  koikoi. 
Iin-print',  v.    1.    E  pai.    To  imprint  on 

the  mind,  e  pai  paa  loa  ma  ka  naau. 
Im-pris'on,  v.    E  hoo-paahao. 
lin-pri§'on-ment,  n.     Ka  hoopaahao 

ana. 
Im-prdb'a-ble,  adj.     1.    Paha.     It  is 

improbable,  aole  paha  pela.     It  is  not 

improbable,  aole  no  he  paha. 

2.     Aole  oiaio  paha.      An  improbable 

story,  he  olelo  oiaio  ole  paha. 
Im-promp'tu,  adv.  Ku  i  ka  wa;  noonoo 

ole  ia    mamua.      Syn.    off  hand;   ex- 
tempore. 
I:n-pr6p'er,  adj.     Kupono  ole;    kohu 

ole.    Syn.  unbecoming. 
T:n-prdp'er-ly,   adv.     Me   ke   kupono 

ole. 
Im'pro-pri'e-ty,  a      Ke  auo  kupono 

ole. 
Im-i)rpve,  v.    1.    E  hoto  miia. 

2.  E  noopaa  pono.  Improve  the  time, 
e  hoopaa  pono  i  ka  manawa. 

3.  E  apo.  Improve  the  opportunity,  e 
apo  i  ka  wa  kupono.    Syn.  seize. 

4.  E  kcla  aku  i  ka  maikai. 
Im-prove'ment,  n.    1.    Ka  hoo-oi  ana. 

2.  Ka  hana  hou  ana  a  maikai  ae. 

3.  Im^rovemeiits,  na  hana  hou  i  mea  e 
maikai  ai. 

Im-i)r6v'i-dent,  adj.     Hoomaunauna; 

^  uhauha;  malama  ole.    Syn.  wasteful. 

lox'pro-vise',  v.    E  haku  wale  mai. 

Im-pru'dence,  n.  Ka  noonoo  ole  i  mea 
e  pono  ai.  "Syn.  indiscretion. 

Im-pr undent,  adj.  Noonoo  pono  ole. 
Syn.  indiscreet. 

Im-pru'dent-ly,  adv.     Me  ka  noonoo 

^  ole.    Syn.  indiscreetly. 

Im'pu-dent,  adj.     Hilahila  ole;  hone- 

^  koa. 

Im'pulse,  n.  1.  Impulse  of  the  moment, 
mamuli  o  ka  manao  ulu  wale  mai;  ma- 
nao pukiki. 

2.  He  mauao  ulu  wale  mai.  Governed 
by  impulse  rather  than  by  reason,  e  hoo- 
ko  ana  mamuli  o  ka  manao  ulu  wale, 
aole  mamuli  o  ka  noonoo. 

Im-piil'sive,  adj.  An  impulsive  man,  he 
kanaka  e  hooko  ana  mamuli  o  ka  ma- 
nao ulu  wale  mai;  pukiki. 

Im-pu'ni-ty,  n.  Ka  hoopai  ole;  ka  pa- 
kele  i  ka  hoopai. 


Maemae  ole;paumaele; 
Ka  maemae  ole;   ka 


Im-pure',  adj. 

pelapela. 
Im-pu'ri-ty,   n. 

^  haukae. 

Im'pu-ta'tion,  n.    Ka  hoopili  ana;    ka 

hooili  ana.    Imputation  of  evil,  ka  hoo- 
pili ana  o  ka  hewa. 
Im-pute',  V.    E  hoopili;  e  hooili.    Syn. 

charge. 
In,  prep.    1.    Iloko.    In  the  house,  iloko 

o  ka  hale. 

2.    Maloko. 
„  3.    Ma.    In  the  place  of,  ma  kahi  o. 
In'a-bll'1-ty,  n.    Ka  hiki  ole. 
In'ae-sess'l-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ole  ke  hoo- 

kokoke  aku. 
In-ftc'cu-ra-cy,  n.    Ka  pololei  ole. 
Tn-ae'eu-rate,  adj.    Pololei  ole. 
In-ac'tion,  a.    Ka  noho  ana   hana  ole. 
In-ae'tive,  adj.    Noho  wale;  hana  ole; 

nanea;  loma. 
In-ad'e-qua-cy,  n.    Kalawapono  ole. 
In-ad'e-quate,  adj.     I.awa  pono  ole. 
in'ad-mls'si-ble,    adj.      H.ki    ole   ko 

hookomo  ia;  hiki  ole  ke  lawe  ia.     I  - 

admissible  evidence,  olele  hoike  1  hiki 
^  ole  ke  lawe  ia. 

In'ad-vert'ence,   n.     Ka   palaka  o  ka 
^  manao.    Syn.  forgetfulness. 
In'ad- vert'ent-ly»  adv.    Me  ka  palaka; 

akahele  ole. 
In-al'ien-a-ble,  adj.    Pill  paa  loa ;  hiki 

ole  ke  hoolilo  ia  aku. 
In-an'i-iuate,  adj.  Nele  i  keola;  make. 
In-ap'pli-ca-ble)  adj     Pili  ole.     Syn. 

inappropriate. 
jfn'ap-pro'prl-ate,  adj.     Ku  pono  ole. 

Syn.  unsuitable. 
In-ajit',  adj.     Makaukau  ole;  ku  ole. 

An  inapt  expression,  he  olelo  ku  ole. 

Syn.  unsuitable. 
in'ar-tic'u-late,  adj.  Maopopoole  oka 

leo. 
in'as-mucli',  adv.    Oiai.    Syn.  since. 
in'at-ten'tiou,  a.    Ka  hoolohe  ole. 
In'at-tent'ive,  adj.    Hoolohe  ole. 
In-3,u'di-ble,  adj.    Lohe  ole  ia, 
In-au'di-bly,  adv.    Mo  ka  lohe  ole  ia. 
In-au'gu-ral,  adj.    Hookumu.    Inaug- 
ural address,  haiolelo  hookumu. 
In-au'gu-rate,  v.  1.  E  hookomo  i  ka  ol- 

hana. 

2.    E  hoomaka;  hookumu.    Syn.  to  be- 
gin. 
In-au'gti-ra'tion,  n.    Ka  hookomo  ana 
^  i  k'ekahi  ma  ka  oihana. 
in't^u-spl'cio&s,  adj.    Kupono  ole  na 
^  ouli. 
In' born,  adj.    Noho  ana  iloko.    Inborn 

passions,  na  kuko  e  noho  ana  iloko. 
In-€al'€u-la-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ole  ke  he- 
^  luia;  manomano. 
in'cmn-ta'tion,  n.  Pule  hoomanamana; 

pule  anaana. 
In-ea'pa-ble,  adj.  Maukaukau  ole ;  he- 
^  mahema. 
In'ca-pac'i-tate,  v.      E  hoonele   i  ka 

hiku 


INCAPACITY 


in 


INCREASE 


fn'ca-pao'i-ty,  n.    Ka  nele  o  ka  hiki. 
In-ciir'cer-ate,  v.  E  hoo-paahao.    Syn. 

imprison, 
In-eiir'cer-a'tlon,  n,     Ka  hoopaahao 

ana. 
In-ciir'nate,  adj.    E  ndho  ana  ma  ke 

kino.     The  incarnate  Son  of  God,  o  ke 

Keiki  a  Ke  Akua  e  noho  ana  ma  ke 

kino. 
In-ca  n'tious,  ac//.    Akahele  ole.     Syn. 

hee'clless. 
In-cen'di-a-rism,  n.    Ka  puhi  kolohe 

an'a  i  ke  ahi. 
In-cen'di-a-ry,  n.    Mea  puhi  kolohe  i 

ke  ahi. 
In'cense,  n.    Ala  kuni. 
In-€ense',v.  E  hoohuhu;  hoonaukiukl. 
In-cen'tiTe,  n.    Kumu  hoo-hoihoi;  ku- 

mu  hoolalelale. 
In-cep'tion,  n.  Ka  hoomaka  ana.   Syn. 

beginning. 
In-ces'sant,    adj.      Mau;    hoo'ki    ole. 

Syn.  unceasing. 
In-ces'sant-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  hoo'ki  ole. 
^  Syn.  unceasingly. 
In'cest,  n.     Ka  moekolohe  me  ka  hoa 

hanau. 
In-cest'u-otis,  adj.    Moekolohe  pill  ko- 
„  ko. 

Inch,  u.    Iniha. 
in'ci-dence,  n.    Ka  haule  ana  o  ke  ku- 

kuna  raaTamalama  maluua o  kekahi iU. 
In'oi-dent,  n.    Mea  e  pili  ana. 
in'ci-dent'al,  adj.    E  pili  ana.    Inciden- 
tal expenses,  na  lilo  e  pili  ana. 
In'ci-dent'als,  n.     Na  lilo  o  kela  me 

keia  ano  e  pili  ana. 
In-cln'er'ate,  v.    E  kuni  I  ke  ahi  a  lilo 

i  lehu.    Syn.  burn  to  ashes. 
In-clp'i-ent  ad/.    Ka  hoomaka  ana;  ka 

makamua.     Incipient   light  of  day,  ka 

hoomaka  ana  o  ka  malaraalama. 
In-cis-ion,  n.    He  oki  iloko  o  ke  kino. 

Syn.  cut;  gash. 
In-cite',  V.    1.    E  hookonokono. 

'2. '  E  hooeueu;  hoolalelale. 
In-cite'ment,  n.   Kumu  hooeueu,  Syn. 

incentive. 
In'cl-viPi-ty,  n.    Ke  ano  mahaoi.   Syn. 

disrespect. 
In-elein'ent,  adj.    Ino;  oluoluole.  Syn. 

boisterous;  stormy,    inclement  weather, 

waino. 
Jtn'cll-na'tlon,  n.    1.    Ka  hl-o'  ana. 

2.    Ka  hilinai  anao  ka  naau.   Syn.  dis- 
position 
In-cline',  v.    1.    E  hi-o'. 

2.    E  hilinai. 
In-elose',  v.    1.    E  hoopuni,    Syn.  sur- 
round. 

2.    E  hookomo.    Syn.  to  put  within. 
In-el6g'ure,  n.    1.    Wahi  1  hoopuniia, 

2.    Mea  i  hookomoia. 
In-€lude',  V.    E  helu  pu. 
In-clii'8lve,  adj.    Helu  pu  ia. 
In-edg-ni-to,  adv.    Hooaano. 
in'cc  lie'rent,  adj.    Namunamu  wale; 

pili  ole. 


fn'c6-he'rent-ly,     adv,       Namunamu 

^  wale. 

In'€oiu-btts'tl>l)le,  adj.    Pau  ole  i  ke 

^  ahi. 

Iu'«6me,  n.     Na  loaa,    Syn.  revenue. 

^  Annual  income,  na  loaa  makahiki. 

In'com-mode',  v.    Ehoopilikia;  e  hoo- 

haiki  i  ka  pono  o  ka  noho  ana.    Syn. 

inconvenience. 
In-cdm'par-a-ble,  adj.    Lua  ole. 
in'com-pat'i-l»le,  adj.     Ku   like   ole. 

Syn.  inconsistent. 
Tn-edm'pe-tence,    )         Hiki  ole.  Syn. 
In-eoin'pe-ten-cy,)     '      inability. 
In-eom'pe-tent,  adj.    Hiki  ole;  hema- 
^  hema,    Syn.  unable. 
Iii'coin-plete',  adj.    Paa  hapa;  paa  po- 
„  no  ole.    Syn.  unfinished. 
In-e6in'pre-hen'8i-hle,  adj.    Hiki  ole 

i  ka  naau  ke  apo  aku.    Syn.  inconceiv- 
^  able. 

In'con-ceiv'a-ble,  adj,    Mawaho  ae  o 
^  ka  noonqo. 

Tn'eon-clu'sive,  adj.    Maopopo  ole  ka 
^  oiaio. 
In'eon-gfru'i-ty,    n.      Ke    kulike    ole. 

Syn.  impropriety. 
In-cdn'gru-otis,  adj.    Kulike  ole.  Sy^n. 

inappropriate. 
In'con-sld'er-a-ble,  adj.      Mea  uuku 

wale  no;  mea  ole;  aole  noonoo  ia. 
In'eon-sid'er-ate,    adj.      Noonoo   ole. 
„  Syn.  thoughtless;  heedless. 
In'con-sist'ent,    adj.      Ewaewa;   kuli- 

ke  ole. 
in'€on-sol'a-ble,  adj.    Na  ole;  hiki  ole 

kehooluolu  ia. 

In-cdn'stan-cy,  n.  Lauwili  wale.  Syn. 
fickleness. 

In-cdn'stant,  adj.  Muhee ;  palai-e ;  ka- 
pekepeke;    lauwili.    Syn.  changeable; 

^  fickle. 

In'con-test'1-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ole  ke 
ku-e'  ia;  paa.    Syn.  unquestionable. 

In-cdn'ti-nent,  adj.  Makaleho;  umi 
olekekuko.    Syn.  unchaste. 

In-cdn'tro-vert'i-ble,  adj.  Paa  loa; 
hiki  ole  ke  hoohuli  ia.  An  incontro- 
vertible argument,  he  olelo  paa  loa;  he 

^  manao  i  hiki  ole  ke  hoohuliia. 

In'eon-ven'ience,  n.    Mea  hoopllikia. 

in'e^n-ven'ient,  adj.    Kupono  ole.  An 

inconvenient  time,  wa  kupono  ole. 
In-eor'po-rate,  v.    E  hui,  a  lilo  i  kino 
■:ani. 


Pololei  ole;   hewa. 


^  hook J 
In'cor-reet',    adj. 

Syn.  Inaccurate. 
In'eor-reet'ly,  adv.    Hewa;  me  ka  po- 
lolei ole;  kunapa. 

In-edr'rl^-l-ble,  adj.    Paakiki  ma  ka 
naau;  hiki  ole  ke  hoohuli  ia. 

In'eor-raptM-ble,  adj.      1.      Mae  ole, 
Syn.  unfading;  not  corruptible. 
2.     Hoopono;    ewaewa  ole.     Syn.  in- 
flexibly just;  not  tx)  be  bribed. 

In-crease',  v.     1.    E  hoomahuahua;  e 
uul  ae. 


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2.    Kawowo;    kaioio.    Syn.  germinate 

^  rapidly. 

In'crease,  n.  Ka  hua;  ka  nui  ana  mai; 
ka  mahuahua  ana. 

In-crcd'i-bil'1-ty,  n.  Oiaio  ole;  hala 
ka  palena  o  ka  manaoio. 

In-cred'i-ble,  adj.  Iliki  ole  ke  manao- 
ioia.      Syn.  not  to  be  believed;  beyond 

^  bolief. 

JTn'ere-du'li-ty,  n.  Manaoio  ole;  hoo- 
malau;  hoomaloka.    Syn.  unbelief. 

In-cred'u-lous,  adj.  Hoomaloka;  ma- 
naoio ole.    Syn.  unbelieving. 

In-eriist',  v.    E  papaa.     Incrusted  with 

^  mud,  papaa  i  ka  lepo. 

In'erus-ta'tion,  n.    Ka  papaa  aua  i  ke- 

^  kahi  mea. 

I:i'cu-biite,  v.    E  hoomoe  hua. 

in'cu-bus,  71.    1.    He  moe  hewa.     Syn. 
nightmare. 
2.    Kela  me  keia  mea  e  hookaumaha'i. 

I:i-€iil'cate,  v.    E  ao.    Syn.  teach. 

la-cul'pate,  v.  E  hoopii  pu  no  ka 
he*wa. 

In-ctkm'ben-cy,  n.  Ka  noho  ana  ma  ka 
oihana. 

In-€iim'bent,  n.  Ka  mea  e  noho  ana 
ma  ka  oihana. 

I:i-cuin'bent,  adj.    He  mea  pono. 

la-eum'brance,  n.  He  kurau  keakea; 
haawe  kaumaha.    Syn.  burden. 

Ill-cur',  V.  E  halawai.  Incur  displeas- 
ure, e  halawai  me  ka  huhu.  Incur 
peril,  e  halawai  me  ka  popilikia. 

In-cur'a-ble,  adj.    1.    Ola  ole.     An  in- 
curable disease,  he  mai  ola  ole. 
2.    Pau  ole.     Incurable  laziness,  m.olo- 
wa  pau  ole. 

In-ciir'sion,  a.  Ke  komo  ana.  In- 
cursion of  the  enemy, 'k.e'k.OTO.o  ana  o  ka 
enemi.    Syn.  invasion. 

In-debt'ed,  adj.    Aie. 

In-debt'ed-nes8,  n.    Ka  ale. 

In-de'cen-cy,  n.  Ano  hilahila  ole;  ano 
haumla;  ano  haukae.    Syn.  immodest. 

In-de'cent,  adj.    Haumia;  pelapela. 

3^n-de'cent-ly,"adt;.    Ma  ke  ano  haukae. 

fa'de-cis'ion,  n.     Lolilua  o  ka  manao. 

In-de€"'o-rou8,  adl.  Kupono  ole,  hila- 
hila.   Syn.  unbecoming. 

Tn-deed',  adv.     Pela  i'-o.    Syn.  verily. 

in'de-fat'i-ga-ble,     adj.      Paupauaho 

^ole;  hoomauawanui.    Syn.  unwearied. 

in'de-fen'si-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ole  ke  ko- 
kuaia.  A  bad  cause  is  indefensible^  hiki 
ole  ke  kokuaia  ka  aoao  ino. 

in'de-fin'a-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ole  ke  hoo- 
maopopoia, 

In-deri-nite,  adv.  1.  Maopopo  ole; 
hoakakaole  ia. 

2.    Loa,     Indefinite  postponement,  hoo- 
panee  loa  ia. 

In-del'i-ble,  acf/.  Paa  loa;  hiki  ole  ke 
holoi  ia. 

In-del'i-cate,  adj;  Hilahila.  Syn.  in- 
decent. 

In-dem'ni-fy,  v.  E  pani  i  ka  poho'. 
Syn.  reimburse. 


In-dent',  V.    E  kumumu. 
in'den-ta'tion,  n.    He  kumumu. 
In-dent'ure,  n.     Olelo  ae-like  i  kakau 

ia. 
In-denf  ure,  v.    E  hoopaa  ma  ka  olelo 
^  ae-like. 

in'de-pen'dence,  n.    Ke  kuokoa  o  ka 
^  noho'na. 

In'de-pend'ent,  adj.    Kuokoa. 
in'de-serib'a-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ole  ke  hal 

ia. 
in'de-strtkct'i-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ole  ke  lu- 

kuia;  hiki  ole  ke  hoopoino  ia. 
in'dex,  1.    Lima  kuhi  (>e®=-). 

2.    Papa  kuhikuhi. 
^3.    Hehoailona.  Syn.  indication;  sign. 
In'di-an,  n.    He  inikini. 
in'dia-rfib'ber,  n.    Laho  lio;  mea  ho- 
^  loi  kaha. 

in'di-cate,  v.    E  kuhikuhi.  Syn.  show; 
^  point  out. 
in'di-ca'tion,  n.    1.    He  hoailona.  Syn. 

sign.' 

2.    He  cull.    Syn.  omen. 
in'di-ca'tor,  n.    Mea  kuhikuhi. 
In-dicf  (in-dite),  v.    E  hoopii  ma  ka 

palapala  hopu. 
In-dict'a-ble  (indite-able),  adj.     Ku 

i  ka  hoopiia. 
In-dict'inent,  n.    Palapala  hopu. 
In-dif  fer-en-ce,  n.    Iv a  palaleha;  hoo- 
maloka; manao  ole  aku. 
In-dlffer-ent,  adj.     Hoomaloka;  mo- 
^  Iowa  ma  ka  naau ;  palalelia. 
in'di-gence,  n.    He  ilihune;  nele.  Syn. 

poverty.  " 
lu-digr'e-nofis,  adj.      Kamaaina   i   ka 
^  lepo  o  ka  aina. 

Jn'ai-^ent,  adj.    Ilihune;  llikole;  nele. 
^  Syn.  poor;  destitute. 
In'di-grest'i-ble,  adj.    Wali  ole  ke  ai  ia. 
in'di-ges'tion,  n.    Ka  wali  ole  o  ka  ai 

iloko  o  ka  opu'. 
In-dig'nant,  adj.    Ukiuki;  huhu.   Syn. 
^  angry. 
In'dlg-na'tion,    n.      Huhu   hoowaha'- 

waha'. 
In-dig'ni-ty,  n.     He   hana  hoowaha'- 
^  waha'. 

in'di-rect',  adj.    1.    Pili  pono  ole. 
^  2.    Lauwili. 

In'dls-creet',  adj.    Noonoo  pono  ole  ia. 
^  Syn.  injudicious;  imprudent. 
in'dis-cre'tion,  n.      Ka  noonoo  pono 
^  ole.    Syn.  imprudence. 
jfn'dis-crim'i-nate,  adj.  Huikau;koho 
^  pono  ole;  noonoo  ole  ia. 
In'dis-pen'sa-ble,  adj.       Hiki   ole  ke 
^  hoonele  ia;  pili  pono  loa. 
in'dis-posed',  oo/.    1.    Nawaliwali  iki; 

omaimai. 

2.     Makemake  ole.  Indisposed  to  help, 

makemake  ole  ke  kokua. 
In-dis'po-8l'tion,    n,      L     Ka  nawali- 
wali iki  o  ke  kino. 

2.    Ka  makemake  ole  o  ka  manao. 
In'dis-put'a-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ole  kehoole 

ia,    Syn.  unquestionable. 


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In'dls-tlnct',  adj.  1.  Powebiwehi.  SYn. 

obscure.    Indutinct  vision,  ike  powehi- 

wehi. 

2.    Nonoa';  koliuliu;  laulahea.    Indis- 
tinct as  to  sound. 
In-dite',  t'.     1.     E  haku.      Syn.     com- 
pose; write. 

2.   E  haku,  a  na  hai  e  kakau.    Syn. 

dictate. 
In'di-vld'u-al,   n.     1.     Mea  hookahi; 

mea. 
^  2.    ad}.    Pakahl. 
In'di-vid'u-al-ize,  v.    E  kuhikuhi  pa- 

kahi. 
in'di-vid'u-al-ly,  adv.     Pakahi.    Syn. 

singly. 
In'di-vis'i-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ole  ke  ma- 

heleia. 
In'do-lence,  n.    Ke  ano  lomaloma;  lu- 

ana;  noho  wale.    Syn.  sloth. 
in'do-lent,  adj.    Luana  wale;  molowa. 

Syn.  slothful. 
In-ddin'i-ta-ble,  adj.     Pio  ole;  lana- 

klla.    Syn.  unconquerable. 
In-ddrse%  v.    1.     E  kakau  inoa  ma  ke 

kua  o  ka  bila  dala. 

2.  E  apono  ma  ke  kakau  lima. 

3.  E  kakau  i  ke  ano  oloko  o  kekahi  pa- 
lapalama  konakua. 

In-dors'er,  n.  Ka  mea  kakau  inoa  ma 
kekahi  pepa,  ma  ke  ano  apono. 

In-dorse'ment,  n.     1.    Ke  kau  ana  o 
ka  inoa  ma  kekahi  pepa,  ma  ke  ano 
apono. 
2,    Ka  apono  ana. 

In-du'bl-ta-ble,  adj.  Kanalua  ole  ia ; 
maqpopo  lea. 

In-duce',  v.  E  koi,  e  kono.  Syn.  lead 
on;  urge. 

In-duce'ment,  n.  Kumu  e  koi  ai. 

In-dtkct',  V,  E  hookomo.  Induct  to  of- 
fice, e  hookomo  ma  ka  oihana. 

In-d61^e',  V.  E  ae  mamuli  o  ka  make- 
make;  e  oluolu.    Syn.  gratifj'. 

In-dul'g^ence,  n.  Ke  ko  ana  i  ka  make- 
make.    Syn.  gratification. 

In-d(kl'4re!nt,  adj.  Oluolu;  ae  wale  i  ka 
makemake. 

In-dds'tri-oiis,  adj.  Hooikaika;  ma- 
kaala;  hanamau.    Syn.    diligent. 

In'du8-try,  n.     1.     He   hooikaika;  he 
hana  ranu. 
2.    He  oihana  hanalima. 

In-dwell'ing,  adj.  E  noho  ana  nuiloko. 
Indwelling  sin,  ka  hewa  e  noho  ana  ma- 
lokoo  kanaau. 

In-e'bri-ate,  n.  Kanaka  ona.  SyiI. 
drunkard. 

In'e-bn'e-ty,  n.  Ka  ona.  SYN.  drunk- 
enness. 

in-cf'fa-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ole  ke  haila! 
naniloa;  kamahao.  TTie  ineffable  Jous 
of  heaven^  na  hauoli  o  ka  lani  i  hikf  ole 
ke  haiia. 

In'ef-face'a-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ole  ke  ho- 
loila;  p'aa  loa. 

In'ef-fec'tii-al,  adj.  Makehewa;  ko  ole. 
Syn.  vain;  useless. 
8 


In-^rfl-ca-cy,     )  „ 

. -      .^1  n. 


Ka  lawa  ole;  ma- 
na  ole. 
Hemahema;  hawa- 


In'ef-fi'cleu-cy , 

f  n'ef-fi'cientr  adj. 
wa. 

In-el'e-gant,  acy.  Maikai  ole;  kohuole. 

In-el'i-gi-ble,  adj.  Kupono  ole.  Inel- 
igible to  office,  kupono  ole  ke  kohoia  no 

^  ka  oihana. 

In'e-qug,l'i-ty,  n.    Ka  like  ole. 

In-ert',  adj.    1.    Loma;  molowa.    Syn. 
inactive ;  sluggish. 
2.    Oni  ole;  make.    Syn.  lifeless. 

In-er'tia,  n.  Ke  ano  o  kela  me  keia  ki- 
no e  moe  malie  ina  e  nee  ole  ana,  a 
ina  hoi  e  nee  ana  e  hoomau  kona  nee 
ana. 

In-es'tl-ma-ble,  adj.  1.  Hiki  ole  ke 
ana  ia. 

2.  Makamae.    Inestimable  priznlege,  he 
pono  makamae. 

3.  Lua  ole.    Inestimable  worth,  waiwai 
lua  ole. 

In-ev'i-ta-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ole  ke  pale 
ia;  maopopo loa.  ,.,  , 

In-ev'i-ta-bly,  adv.  Me  ka  maopopo 
loa;  mau.  Punishment  inevitably  follows 
sin,  e  hahai  mau  ana  ka  hoopai  i  ka  ha- 
na  hewa. 

In'  ex-€us'a-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ole  ke  kala 

„  ia. 

In'ex-baust'i-ble,  adj.    Pau  ole;  mau. 

In-dx'or-a-ble,  adj.     Maliu  ole;   hiki 

^  ole  ke  pale  ia.    Syn.  inevitable. 

in'ex-pe'di-ent,  adj.    Kupono  ole. 

in'ex-pe'ri-enced,    adj.      Walea    ole; 

maaole;  akahiakahi. 
In-ex'pli-€a-ble,  adj.     Hiki  ole  ke  we- 

hewehe  ia;  pohihihi. 
In'ex- press'i-ble,  adv.    Hiki  ole  ke  hai 
^  ia. 
In'ex-tin'guisli-a-ble,  adj.     Hiki  ole 

ke  kinaiia.    Syn.  unquenchable. 
In-ex'tri-ca-ble,  adv.    Hiki  ole  ke  we- 

he  ia.  Inextricable  tangle,  hihia  hiki  ole 

ke  wehe  ia. 
In-f&l'll-bii'i-ty,  n.      Kuhihewa  ole; 

pono  loa. 
In-fal'li-ble,  adj.     Hiki  ole  ke  kuhihe- 
wa. 
In-f&l'li-bly,  adj.    1.    Me  ke  kuhihewa 

ole. 

2.    Mau.    Syn.  invariably. 
In'fa-motis,  adj.    Kaulana  ino. 

f n'fa-my,  n.    Ke  kaulana  no  ke  ino. 

in'fan-cy,  ?».    1.    Ka  wa  kolo. 

2.  Ka'wahookumu;  ka  hoomaka  ana, 
Syn.  beginning. 

3.  Ka  wa  oo  ole  ma  ke  kanawai.    Syn. 
minority.  ,  - 

Iii'f'ant,  n.  1.  Keike  ai  waiu,  Syn.  babe. 

2.    Keike  oo  ole  ma  ke  kanawai.    Syn. 

minor. 
|n-f.in'ti-^ide,  n.    Umi  keike. 
in'fiiiit-ile,  adj.    Ano  keiki  kolo. 
ta'f.'int-ry,  n.  Poe  koa  kelo  wawae;  koa 

kani  wawae. 
In-fat'u-at'ed,  adj.    Punilea. 


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INHUMANITY 


In-fat'u-a'tion,  n.  Ka  punilea  i  kekahl 
mea. 

In-fee'tion,  n.  1,  Ka  lele  ana  o  ka  mai. 
2.    Mai  lele. 

In-fee'tio68,  adj.  Lele.  Infectious  dis- 
ease., mai  lele. 

in'fe-lic'i-ty,  n.  Oluolu  ole.  Syn.  un- 
happiness. 

In-fer',  v.    E  ohi  i  kamanao. 

lu'fer-ence,  n.    He  manao  ohi, 

In-fe'ri-6r,  adj.     Haahaa  iho;  emi  ino. 

In-fe'ri-cir'l-ty,  n.    Ka  haahaa  iho;  ka 

emi  iho.  ,  ,  ,        , 

In-fer'nal,  adj.     No  Gehena.     Infernal 

regions,  Gehena. 
In-ifest',  V.    E  paapuu  ino  mai. 
in'fl-tlel,  w.    Heaia';  hoomaloka.  Syn. 

atheist. 
in'fi-del'l-ty,  n.     Hoomaloka;  hooma- 

lau. 

2.    Kolohe  me  hai  o  ka  poe  mare. 
in'fl-nlte,  adj.    Palenaole;  aohekumu, 

aohe  welau. 
In-fin'i-ty,  n.     Ke  akea  palena  ole;    ke 

ao  palena  ole. 
In-firm',  adj.     Nawaliwali;  palupalu; 

omaimai.  ,       -. 

In-firm'a-ry,  n.    He  hale  mai.     Syn. 

hospital. 
In-firm'i-ty,  n.    He  nawaliwali ;  kumu 

palupalu.  ,      .        ,     -r 

In-flr»me',  v.    1.    E  hoowela;  ho-a'.   Inr 

flame  the  passions,  e  ho-a'  i  na  kuko. 

2.    E  pehu.    Syn.  swell. 
In-flam'a-ble,  adj.    Pau  wale  i  ke  ahi. 

Syn.  combustible. 
in'flam-ma'tion,  n.    He  pehu;  he  wela 

ma  ke  kino.  .,     , ,  ,      , 

In-flate',  v.  1.    E  hoopiha  i  ka  makanl. 

2.    Inflated  with  pride,  piha  i  ka  haaheo. 
In-fle€t%  V.    E  kalele  leo.  _ 

In-flec'tion,  n.     Ke  kalele  ana  i  ka  leo. 
Iii-flex'i-ble,ad/.  Peluole;kupaa.  Syk. 

unbending. 
In-fliet',  V.    E  kau  aku.     Syn.  impow. 

Inflict  punishment,  e  kau  i  ka  hoopai. 
In-flic'tion,  n.  1.  Hoopai.  Syn.  punish- 
ment. ,  ,     ,  , 

2.    Ke  kau  ana  i  ka  hoopai. 
in'flu-ence,  n.     Mana  hoohuli  manao; 

mana  kol  manao. 
in'flu-ence,  v.     E  kaohi  i  ka  manao;  e 

hoohuli  ika  manao.  , 

in'flu-en'tial,  arfj.    Koikoi;  ikaika  ma 

ka  hoohuli  manao ;  hilinai  nui  ia. 
in'flu-en'za,  n.  He  wela,  a  anu;  he  ku- 

nu,  a  nalulu.  ,  .,  , 

in'flux,  n.    1.    Ke  kahe  ana  iloko. 

2.    Ke  komo  ana  mai.     Influx  of  strartr 

qers,  ke  komo  ana  mai  o  na  malihini. 

n-form',  v.    1.    E  hai.    Syn.  tell. 


In 


Syn.  »c- 


2.  E  imi;    e  hoomaopopo. 

quaint.  ,  -u     i         x.    • 

3.  A  well  informed  man,  he  kansLk*} 
makaukau  ma  kela  me  keia  ike. 

In-form'al,  adj.   L  Hookiekie  ole ;  Uu- 
na  oluolu. 
2.    Kupono  ole  i  na  rula. 


tn'for-mal'i-ty,  n.  Ke  ku  like  ole  me 

na  rula. 

In-form'ant;         1.  Mea  nana  e  hai. 

In-form'er    i  "'    2.  He  kiu.  Syn.  spy. 

in'for-ma'tion,  n.  1.   Ike.   Syn.  knowl" 
edge.    General  information,  ike  akea, 
2.    Nu  hou.    Syn.  news. 

In-frac'tlon,  n.  Ka  haki  ana.  Infrac- 
tion of  the  law,  ka  haki  ana  o  ke  kana- 
wai. 

In-fre'quent,  adj.  Kakaikahi.  Syn. 
seldom. 

In-fringe',  v.    1.    E  haki.     Infringe  on 
the  contract,  e  haki  i  ka  olelo  ae-like. 
2     E  komo  hewa.    Syn.  trespass.     Inr- 
fringe  on  the  rights  of  others,  e  komo  he- 
wa ma  na  pono  a  hai. 

In-fringe'ment,  n.    1.    Ka  haki  ana. 
2.    Ke  komo  hewa  ana. 

In-fuse',  V.  1.  E  hoo-u'.  Syn.  steep. 
2.  E  hookomo.  Syn.  instill.  Infuse 
hope,  e  hookomo  i  ka  manaolana. 

In-fu'sion,  n.    1.    He  wai  i  hoo-u  ia  me 
kekahi  mea. 
2.    Ka  hookomo  ana.    Syn.  instilling. 

In-j^en'i-o68,  adj.  Noeau;  akamai.  Syn. 
skilful. 

In'gfe-nu'i-ty,  n.  Loea;  hailea;  aka- 
mai.   Syn.  skill. 

In-gen'u-otis,  adj.  Oiaio.  Syn.  truth- 
ful; frank. 

In-glo'ri-otis,  adj.  Haahaa;  hanohano 
ole;  hilahila.    Syn.  ignominious. 

f  n'go-ing,  adj.    Ke  komo  ana  iloko. 

in'got,  n.    Auka'  metala.     An  ingot  of 

gold,  he  auka  gula. 
in'grate,  n.    Mea  aloha  ole;  mea  loko- 

ino. 
In-grftt'i-tude,  n.    He  lokoino. 
In-gre'di-ent,   n.      Kekahi    mea   o    ke 

kino  hui. 
in'grress,  n.    1.    Kahi  e  komo  ai.     Syn. 

entrance. 

2.    Ke  komo  ana. 
In-gulf,  V.    E  palemo.    Syn.  overhelm. 
In-hab'it,  v.    E  noho.    Syn.  live. 
In-hab'it-ant,  n.     Kamaaina. 

inlia-la'tion,  n.    1.    Ka  hanu  ana;  ka 

upa'  ana  o  ke  ake  mama. 
In-hale,  v.     E    hanu;    e  omo  i  ke  ea. 
^  Syn.  breathe. 
in'h.ar-ino'ni-oii8,  adj. 

Syn.  discordant. 

2.    Kani  like  ole. 
In-he'rent,  adj.     Mau  maloko.      Syn. 

innate;  inborn. 

2.    Hanau  pu  ia. 
In-her'it,  v.    E  loaa  ma  ka  hooilina. 
In-ber'it-anve,  n.    Waiwai  hooilina. 
Tn-lier'it-or,  n.    He  hooilina. 
In-hib'it,  n.    E  pa'pa'.  Syn.  prohibit. 
In-li6s'pi-ta-ble,  adj.    Kipaole;   kee- 

moa. 
In-hu'man,  adj.    Lokoino;   mainoino. 

Syn    criiGl. 
in'hu-man'i-ty,  n.  Ano  mainoino.  SYN. 
cruelty. 


1.    Lokahi  ole. 


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115 


INSINUATION 


In-Im'l-«al,  adj.  Ku-e';  mihimilxi.  Syt^. 

hostile;  opposed  to. 
In-im'it-a-ble,  ad;'.    Aole  o  kona  like; 

lua  ole ;  pookela. 
In-iq-ui-toiis,  adj.  Hewa.  Syn.  wicked; 

nefarious.  ^  _ 

In-iq'ui-ty,    n.      Hewa;    ino.       Syn. 

wickedness;  crime. 
In-i'tial,  n.    1.    Hua  mua. 

2.    Ka  mua.    Initial  letter,  ka  hua  pala- 

pala  mua  o  ka  huaolelo. 
In-i'ti-ate,  v.     1.     E  ao  ma  na  kumu 

mua. 

2.    E  hookumu.    Syn.  begin. 
In-i'ti-a'tion,  n.    1.    Ka  ao  mua  ana. 

2.  Ke  komo  mua  ana. 

3.  Ka  hookumu  ana.    Syn.  beginning. 
In-i'ti-a-tlve  (ish'i),  adj.    or  n.     Hoo- 
kumu. To  take  the  initiative,  e  hookumu. 

In-jeet',  v.    E  hahano;  e  pakeld 
In-jee'tion,  n.    He  pakelo. 
fn'ju-di'cioiis,  adj.     Noonoo   pono  ole 

ia.    Syn".  unwise;  indiscreet. 
In-Jiine'tion,  71.    Kauoha;  olelopa'pa'; 

Syn.  command. 
in'jure,  v.    E  hooeha;  hoopoino. 
In-ju'ri-otks,  adj.    Poino;  ehaeha;mea 

e  eha  ai.    Syn.  nurtful. 
In'ju-ry,  n.    He  poino;  he  eha. 
In-jtis'tlce,  n.    He  hana  paewaewa. 
Ink,  n.    luika. 

f  nkling,  n.    He  wahi  ike  ikl. 
ink'stand,  n.    Ipu  inika. 
inland,  adj.    Maloko  o  ka  aina;    iuka 

inaet,  71.  1.    He  kowa'. 

2.    He  muliwai  e  kahe  ana  iloko  o  ka 
^  loko.  ,       ^   , 

In'mate,  n.    He  ohua  hale. 
f  nn,  71.    Hale  hookipa. 
lu-nate',  Syn.  inherent. 
f  n'ner-mogt,  adj.    Maloko  loa. 
tn'no-cence,    |         Hala  ole;  maemae  o 
In'no-cen-cy,)  ka  naau. 

in'no-cent,  adj.   1.    Hewa  ole;  hala  ole- 

2.     irakaraae.     .471  innocent  child,    he 

keiki  makamae. 
In-nde'u-otis,  adj.    Ehaeha  ole;  poino 

ole.    Syn.  harmless. 
in'no-va'tlon,  n.    L    Ke  ano  hou  i  ku-e 

i  ke  ano  kahiko. 

2.    Ka  hoala  ana  i  ka  mea  hou. 
in'no-va'tor,  n.    Ka  mea  e  hoala  ana  1 

na  mea  hou. 
ln'uu-«n'do,  71.    Olelo  kapilipili.    Syn. 

insinuation. 
In-niVmer-a-ble,  adj.    Manomano;  ki- 

nikini;  lehulehu. 
in'nu-trrclotis,  adj.    Pono  ole  ke  ai. 
In-dc'u-late,  v.    E  o  palaheehee  no  ke- 

kahi  mai. 
in'of-fen'slTe,  adj.     Hewa  ole;   noho 

pono. 
in'of-n'clal,  adj.     Aole  mamull  o  ke 

kauohaT    Syn.  unofficial. 
In-6i>'por-tune',  ad;.    Ku  ole  i  ka  ma- 

uawa.    Syn.  unseasonable. 


in-or'di-nate,  adj.  Oi  i  ka  mea  ku' 
pono;  kela  i  ka  mea  kupono.  Syn* 
immoderate. 

in'or-gan'ic,  adj.    Nele  i  ke  kino  ola. 

in'quest,  n.    He  nieniele  mamuli  o  ke 

kanawai. 
In-quire',  v.    1.  •  E  imi.  Syn.  seek  after. 

2.    E  ninau.    Syn.  ask. 
In-quir'er,  n.    Mea  imi.  Syn.  searcher; 

seeker. 
in'qui-ry,   n.     I.     He  ninau.      Syn. 

question. 

2.    Ka  imi  ana.    Syn.  search. 
In-quis'i-tlve,  adj.    1.    Nieniele  wale. 

2.    Lilo  loa  i  ka  imi ;  ano  kiu. 
In-quis'i-tive-ness,  n.    Ke  ano  nieni- 
ele wale;  ano  kiu. 
in'road,  n.     Ke  komo  ino  ana;  komo 

nui  ana.    Syn.  encroachment. 
in'ga-lu'bri-ty,  n.    Ano  omaimai  o  ke 

kau  o  ka  aina.    Syn.  unhealthiness. 
In- sane',  a^'.    Pupule.   Syn.  crazy;  de* 

mented. 
In-san'i-ty,  n.    Pupule. 
In-sa'tl-a-ble,  adj.    1.    Lawa  ole. 

2.    Maona  ole. 
In- scribe',  v.    1.    E  kakau. 

2.    E  kaha. 
In-serip'tion,  n.    Na  hua  i  kakauia. 
In-seru'ta-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ole  ke  hoo- 

maopopoia.    Syn.  unsearchable. 
f  n'sect,  n.    Mea  kolo  liilii. 

in's^e-tlv'o-roiis,  adj.     Ai  i  na  mea 

^  kolo. 

I'n-se-cnre',  adj.     Paa  ole;   malu  ole; 

kaulei. 
in'se-cure'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  paa  ole;  paa 

hemahema. 
in'se-eur'i-ty,  n,    Ka  malu  ole;  ka  paa 

ole. 
In-sen'sate,  adj.  Nele  i  ka  ike;  naaupo. 
In-sen'si-ble,  adj.    1.    Maule;  ike  ole. 

2.    Hoomaloka;  maliu  ole. 
In-sen'si-bly,  adj.     Noii;  ma  ka  liilii. 

Syn.  little  bj'  little. 
In-sep'a-ra-ble,  adj.    Pili  paa  loa. 
In-sep'a-ra-bly,  adv.    Pili  paa, 
In-sert',  v.    E  hookomo. 
In-s€r'tion,  n.    1.    Ka  hookomo  ana. 

2.    He  ano  lole  lihilihi. 
In-8i<le',  adv.    Iloko.    n.    Ko  loko.. 
In-sid-i-oiks,   adj.     1.     Maalea.     Syn. 

sly. 

2.    Loohia  mai  me  ka  ike  ole  la. 
in'sight,  71.  Ka  ike  maopopo  o  ka  naau. 

In-8lgr'nl-&,  n.  pi.    Na  hoailoua.    Tnifig- 

niaofrank,  na  hoailona  o  ke  kulana. 
n'sig-niri-cant,  adj.     Eleku;  eeleku; 

mea  waiwai  ole.     Syn.  unimportant; 

trivial. 
In'sin-cere',    adj.      Hookamani;   oiaio 

ole.    S'yn.  false. 
in'sin-cer'i-ty,  n.    He  hookamani  ;iie 

oiaio  ole. 
In-8ln'u-ate,  v.    E  kapilipili  ino;   e  ku- 

hikuhi  ino. 
In-sin'u-u'tion,  n.    Olelo  kuhi  wale. 


INSIPID 


116        INTELLECTUAL 


In-Kip'id,    adj.      Hukahukai;      muka; 

anea;  onoole. 
In-sist',  V.    E  koi  ikaika. 
Iu-siiare%  v.    E  hoohalua;  hoopahele. 
In'so-lent,  adj.    Mahaoi;  pakike'. 
In-.s«>ru-ble,  adj.    Hui  ole  me  ka  wai. 
Ia-8ol'ven-cy,  n.    Ke  komohia  ana  i  ka 

aie.    Syn.  bankruptcy. 
In-861'vent,  adj.    Komohia  iloko  o  ka 

aie. 
In-som'nl-a,  n.    Ke  ano  hiaa;  hlki  ole 

ke  hiamoe.    Syn.  sleeplessness. 
In'so-mdcli',  adv.    No  ia  hoi;   nolaila 

hoi. 
In-speef,  v.     E  nana  hooponopono. 

Syn.  examine. 
In-spee'tion,  n.   Ka  nana  hooponopono, 

In-speet'or,  n.    Luna  nana  hooponopo' 

no. 

2.     Inspector  General  of  schools,  Kahu 

Kula  Nui. 
In'spi-ra'tioii,  n.     1.     Ka  hanu  ana; 

omo  anai  ke  ea. 

2.    Noonoo  mai  a  Ke  Akua  mai. 
In-spire',  v.     1.    E  hooeueu;  hoolale- 

lele. 
^  2.    Aoia  e  ka  Uhane  Hemolele. 
In'sta-bil'i-ty,  n.    Ke  ano  loll  walel 

ano  muhee. 
In-st{|ll',  V.    1.    E  hookomo  ma  ka  ol- 

hana. 

2.    E  hoolaa  no  ka  oihana. 

8.    E  waiho  ma  kahi  1  hoomakaukauia. 
In-stall'ment,  n.    1.    He  mahele.    Syn. 

part. 

2,  Loaa  hou.    A  fresh  installment   of 
goods,  ka  loa<i  hou  ana  mai  o  na  wai  wai. 

3.  On  the  instalment  plan,  ma  ke  ano 
^  hookaa  hapa, 

In'stance,  n.     He   mea    hoohalike;    i 

nane. 
In'stance,  r.    Enane;elaa. 

in'stant,  n.    He  sekona;  manawa  poko- 

^  le  loa. 

In'stant,  adi.    Koke.    Instant  obedience, 

^  hoolohe  koke. 

In'stan-ta'ne-ofis,  adj,     Manawa  ole; 

emo  ole;  kuhewa. 
In-8tan'ter,  adv.    A  no.    Syn.  immedi- 
^  ately. 
Iu'8tant-ly»  adv.     Emo  ole;  manawa 

ole. 
In-stead',  adv.    Ma  kahi.    John  instead 

of  James,  o  Keoni  raa  kahi  o  Kimo. 
In'' step,  71.    Ka  paipai  wawae. 

in'sti-gate,  v.    E  hookonokono;  e  pal- 

pai.    Syn.  urge. 
In'sti-ga'tor,    n,      Mea  hookonokono; 

mea  paipai. 
Inrstxll',  V.    E  hookomo.    Syn.  infuse. 

In'stinet,  n.    Noonoo  ulu  wale. 

In-8tixi€t'ive-ly,  adv.    1.    Mamuli  o  ka 

noonoo  ulu  wale. 
^  2.    Me  ka  manao  ole  e  mamua. 
In'8ti-tute,  V.    E  hookumu;  e   hooma- 

ka.    Syn.  begin. 


In'stl-tute,       ;         Mea  I  hookumuia. 

In'stl-tu'tion,  j  '*•  Institution  of  learn- 
ing,  he  kula  o  ka  naauao.  Syn.  estab- 
lishment. 

In-strftcf,  V,  E  ao;  e  hoonaauao.  Syn. 
teach. 

In-8trft€'tlon,  n.    1.    Ka  naauao. 
2.    Ka  hoonaauao  ana. 

In-gtrCi€t'ive,  adj.  Naauao;  waiwai 
no  ka  naau ;  koikoi. 

In-strficf  or,  n.  Kumu  ao.  Syn.  teacher. 

In-strficf  ress,  n.    Kumu  wahine. 

In'8tru-ment,  n.  1.  Mea  hana  hoo- 
paa  lima. 

2.  Instrument  of  music,  mea  hookani. 

3.  He  ageua.    Syn.  agent. 

In '«tru-meii t'al.  arfj;  1.  Pill  I  na  mea 
kani.  Instrumental  music,  ka  leo  o  na 
mea  kani. 

2.  Mamuli  o.  He  loas  instrumental  of 
much  good,  nui  ka  pouo  i  loaa  mai  ma- 
muli oua;  or,  oia  ke  kumu  o  na  pono 
he  nui.    Syn.  the  means  of. 

In'sab-or'di-nate,  adj.      L      Hoolohe 
ole. 
2.     Hoohaunaele;   ano  kipi.    Syn.  re- 

^  bellious. 

In'sub-or'cli-na'tlon,  n.  Ke  ano  hoo- 
kuli;  ano  kipi;  ano  hoohaunaele. 

In-stkrfer-a-ble,  adj.  1.  Hiki  ole  ke 
hoomanawanuiia. 

2.  Launa  ole.  Insufferable  pain,  eha 
launa  ole. 

In-8ftPfer-»-bly,  arfw.  Launa  ole.  In- 
sufferably painful,  eha  lauua  ole.     In- 

^  sufferahly  stupid,  naaupo  launa  ole. 

Iu'8Cif-fl'cieu-fy,  n.      Ka   lawa   pono 

_  ole;  nele. 

In 's  ft  f -  f  i'cl  e«t,  adj.    Lawa  pono  ole. 

In' su-larr  adj.    Hoopuniia  i  ka  wai. 

in'su-lat'ed,  p.  p.     Waiho  kaawale  la; 

^  ku  kaawale. 

in-sftlt',  V.  Ehanawale;  e  hookoko- 
noi'  e. 

In-sftlt'lng,  adj.    Hanawale. 

In-8u'per-a-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ole  ke  hoo- 

f>auia.     An  insuperable  objection,  he  pi- 
ikia  i  hiki  ole  ke  hoopauia.    Syn.  lu- 
^  surmountable. 

In'sftp-porfa-ble,    adj.      Syn.    Insuf- 
ferable. 
In-sur'ange,  n.    Ka  panal  dala.     Life 

tnsiirance,  panai  ola. 
In-»ure',  v.    E  panai  dala. 
In-sur'^ent,  aAj.    Kipi. 
in'sur-rec'tion,  n.     He  kipi    aupuni, 

Syn.  rebellion. 
In-tAn'^i-ble,  adj.    Maopopo  ole  i  ka 
^  ike. 

In'te-i^jrer,  n.    Mea  okoa;  helu  okoa. 
In-teg'ri-ty,  n.    Ano  hoopono;  ano  ol- 

aio.    Syn.  honesty;  truthfulness. 
In-tegr'u-ment,  n.    Hi.    Syn.  skin. 
in'tel-lect,  n.    Ka  noonoo;    ka  uhane. 

Syn.  mind;  soul. 
In'tel-leet'u-al,  adj.  Noonoo;  naauao. 

An  intellectual  countenance,  he  helehe- 

lena  noonoo. 


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In-tel'li-^ent,  adj.  1.  Noonoo;  naau- 
ao;  ike. 

2.  Aoia,  An  intelliaent  animal,  he  ho- 
loholona  I  aoia;  he  noloholona  ike. 

In-tel'll-gent'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  noonoo: 

pool  1  CO. 

In-tel'li-gi-bl«,  adj.    Maopopo;  akaka. 

Syn.  plain. 
iH-tel'll-gi-bly,  adv.    Me  ka  moakaka; 

me  ka  maopopo. 
In'tem'i^er-ance,  n.    1,    Kaona.    Syn. 

drunkenness. 

2.    Uhauha;  pakiko  ole. 
In-tem'per-ate,  adj.    Ona;  pakela  inu 

waina, 

2.  Uhauha. 

3.  Huhu;  noonoo  oleia.  Syn.  hasty. 
Intemperate  words,  na  hua  oleic  i  noo- 
noo ole  ia. 

In-fcend',  v.    E  manao.    Syn.  purpose. 

In-tend'ed,  «.  Mea  i  hoopalauia.  Syn. 
betrothed. 

In-tense',  adj.  Nui  loa.  Intense  heat, 
welanui  loa. 

In-tense1^,  adv.  Ikaika  loa;  nui  loa. 
To  suffer  tnlensely,  e  ehaeha  nui  loa, 

In-teu'si-fy,  v.  E  hoomahuahua  mai. 
Intensify  the  evil,  e  hoomahuahua  mail 
kaino. 

In -tent',  adj.  Lilo  loa;  hoomalhaiha.  In- 
tent upon  learning,  lilo  loa  i  ka  imi  na- 
auao. 

In-tent,  i         Manao;  manao  e  ma- 

in-t^n'tlon,  i  mua. 

In-ten'tion-al-ly,  adv.  Me  ka  manao 
emamua.    Syn.  purposely. 

In-tent'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  lilo  loa  o  ka  ma- 
nao; me  ka  paa  o   ka   manao.     Syn. 
earnestly. 
2.    Listen  intently,  e  hoolohe  pono. 

In-ter',  v.    E  kanu. 

In'ter-cede',  v.    E  uwao. 
in'ter-cept',  V,    E  hopu;  e  kaili  e. 

in'ter-ces'sor,    ?i.      Mea   uwao.     Syn. 

medialor. 
In 'ter- change',  v.    E  panai  like;  e  ha- 
^  awi  aku  e  haawi  mai. 
In'ter-change'a-ble,  adj.   Kupono  ke 

pauai  ia. 
In'ter-coni-niun'i-€a.'tlon,  n.      Ka  la- 

una  aku  launa  mai. 
fn'ter-eonrse,  n.    Ka  launa  ana. 

in'ter-dl€t',   v.     E  pa'pa'   aku.     Syn. 

forbid. 
In'ter-est,  n,    1.    Uku  kuala;  uku  pa- 
nee. 

2.    Ka  lilo  o  ka  manao. 

8.    Kuleana,    Syn.  claim. 
in'ter-est,  v.    1.    E  hooala  I  ka  manao. 

2.    E  kokua.    Syn.  assist. 
in'ter-est-ed,  arfj.   Komo  kuleana.  An 

interested  parly,  he  poe  i  komo  kuleana 

ma  kekahi  hinla. 
In'ter-est-lng,  adj.    Syn.  pleasing. 

in'ter-fere',  v.  1.  E  komo  kuleana  ole. 
Syn.  intermeddle. 


2.  E  komo  mawaena.  Interfere  to  pre- 
vent a  quarrel,  e  komo  mawaena  i  ole  al 

^  e  h akaka'. 

In'ter-fer'ence,  n.    Ke  komo  ana  ku- 

„  lean  a  ole. 

in'ter-jee'tion,  n.    He  huaolelo  hoopu- 

„iwa;  hoomaka'u,  etc. 

In'ter-im,  v.  Kowa  manawa.  Syn. 
mean  time. 

In-te'ri-or,  n.  1.  Ko  loko.  Interior  of 
the  earth,  ko  loko  o  ka  honua.  Syn  in- 
side. 

2.  I  loko.  Interior  of  the  country,  iloko 
o  ka  aina. 

3.  Kuloko.  Jnfertor  a^atr«,  na  oihana 
kuloko. 

4.  Minister  of  the  Interior,  Kuhina  Kar 
^  lai  Aina. 

in 'ter- lace';  v.    E  ulana;  owili  pu. 

in'ter-line',  v.    E  kakau  mawaena  o  na 
^  lalaui  1  kakauia. 

In'ter-lin'e-a'tion,  n.     Ke  kakau  ana 
_  mawaena. 
Inter-lude,  w.    1.    He  hookani  pila  po- 

kole  mawaena  o  na  pauku  o  ke  mele. 
^  2.    He  keaka  iki, 

in'ter-lop'er,  iu     Mea  komo  wale  ma 
^  ko  hal  pono.    Syn.  intruder. 
In'ter-mar'rlage,  n.  Ka  mare  ana  nia- 
^  waena  o  kekahi  mau  ohana, 
in'ter-med'dle,  v.    Syn.  interfere. 

In'ter-nied'dler>   n.      Mea  hookeakea 

„  wale  i  ko  hai  pono. 

In-ter-me'di-ate,  adj.  Moe  ana  ma- 
waena. 

In-ter'ment,  n.  Ke  kanu  ana.  Syn. 
burying. 

In-ter'mi-na-ble,   adj.      Hopena   ole. 

„  Syn.  without  end. 

In'ter-min'gle,  v.  L  H  launa  pu. 
Syn.  asociate. 

^2.    E  kawili  pu;  e  huipu. 

in'ter-inls'sion,  n.    Wa  hoomaha;  wa 

^  kaawale. 

in'ter-mit'tent,  adj.     Kaulele. 

In-ter'nal,  adj.    Kiiloko;  iloko. 

in'ter-na'tion-al,  adj.    Mawaena  o  na 

^  aupuni. 

In-ter'po-la'tion,  n.    He  olelo  i  hoo- 

^  komo  hewaia. 

in'ter-pose',  v.    Syn.  interfere. 
2.    E  wai'ho  mai.    Interpose  obstacles,  e 
wniho  mai  i  mau  kumu  keakea. 

In-tcM-'pret,  v.    1.    E  mahele  olelo. 
2.    E  hoike  ano. 

In-tfir'pret-er,  n.  He  mahele  oleic; 
mea  wehewehe  ano. 

fn'ter-reg'num,  n.  Ka  manawa  i  wni- 
ho kaawale  ia  o  ka  noho  alii. 

In-ter'ro-gate,  v.  E  ninaninau.  Syn. 
question. 

In-t6r'ro-ga'tion,  n.  NInau.  LUer- 
rogation  point,  kikouintLU.  Syn.  ques- 
tion. 

in'ter-rdg'a-tlve,  adj.  Ninau.  Inter- 
rogative pronoun,  pauiinoa  nlnau. 


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tn'ter-rfipt',  v.  1.  E  keakea.  Inter- 
rupt conversation^  e  hookeakea  i  ke  ka- 
mailio. 

2.    E  hoopilikia   wale.     Interrupt  the 
worky  e  hoopilikia  i  ka  hana. 

iJv'tcr-riip'tioii,  n.    Ke  keakea  ana;  ka 

^  hoopilikia  wale. 

Tn'ter-seet'^  v.    E  oki  kekahi  i  kekahi. 

in'ter-sSc'tion,  n.     Ka  oki   like  ana- 
^  Point  oj  intersection,  kiko  oki. 
In'ter-sperse',  v.    1.    E  hoohelelei  i-o' 

ianei. 

2.    E  hookau  liilii ;  e  hookomo  liilli  io' 

ianei. 
In'ter-stice,  n.    Kowakaawale  mawa- 
^  ena.    Syn.  empty  space  between. 
In'ter-twine',  v.    E  owili  pu;  e  hili. 
fn'ter-val,  n.    He  wa;  kowa  manawa. 

in'ter-vene',  r.    L     E  komomawaena; 
Syn.  interfere. 
2.    E  hala  mawaena,      Syn.   come  be- 

^  tween. 

In'ter-vfin'tlon,  n.  1.  Ke  komo  aua 
mawaena.    Syn.  interposition. 

^2.    E  komo  aku  ma  ke  auo  kokua. 

Iii'ter-Tiew,  v.    E  halawai  pvi. 

In-te»'tate,  adj.  Kauoha  ole.  Died 
intestate,  ua  make  kauoha  ole. 

In-t^a'tine,  adj.  Knloko.  Intestine 
di^iculties,  na  pillkia  kuloko.  Syn.  in- 
ternal; domestic. 

In-t€s'tlnes,  n.    Na  naau  liilii. 

f n'ti-ma-cy,  n.    Ka  launa  loa  ana, 
In'tl-mate,  v.    E  kuhikuhi.  Syn.  point 
^  out. 
In'tl-mate,  adj.    Launa  loa. 

in'ti-mate-ly,  adv.     Pono  loa.      Inti- 
mately acquainted,  ike  pono  loa. 
2..   Launa  nui.     Intimately  acquainted 

^  with  one,  launa  nui  me  kekahi. 

In'tl-m&'tion,  n.  Ke  kuhikuhi  ana.; 
ka  hai  anaj  hoakaka  ana. 

In-tita'i-date,  v.  E  hoomaka'u;  hoo- 
puiwa.    Syn.  frighten ;  cause  to  fear. 

In-tlm'I-da'tion,  7i.  Ka  hoopuiwa  ana. 

in'to,  prep.    Iloko. 

In-tfll'er-a-Lle,  adj.    Hiki  ole  ke  hoo- 

manawanui  ia.    Sy*.  insufferable. 
In-tdl'er-ant,  adj.    Ae  ole  i  ka  manao 

o  hai. 
In'to-ti4'tlort,  n.    Ke  kani  ana  o  ka  leo. 
In-tdne',  v.    E  kauo  leo. 
In-tdi('l-«ate,  v.    E  hoolilo  i  ona.   Syn. 

to  make  drunk. 
In-td«:'l-«il'*ioii,    n.     Ka  ona.      Syn. 

drunkenness. 
In-tFA«t/a-1>le,  adj.    Nunuha;  hoolohe 

ole;  paakiki.    Syn.  obstinate;  unruly. 
In-tV^acli'ment,  n.    1.    Pa  kaua.  Syn. 

field  works. 

2.    Ke  komo  hewa  ana  ma  ka  pono  o 

hai. 
In-fjoiefy'ld,  adi.    Aa;  maka'u  ole;  wiwo 

ole.    BVN.  bold;  fearless. 
Iii'tf>0-pld'i-ty,  n.  Ke  anokoa;  maka'u 

olo.    Syn.  valor;  courage. 


fn'tri-cate,  adj.    Pohihihi;  lauwili. 

In-trigue'  (in-treeg),  n.  Hana  hoo- 
punihei. 

In-trigu'er,  n.    Kanaka  hana  maalea, 

In-trin'sie,  adj.  I'-o;  maoli.  Intrinsic 
worth,  waiwai   maoli.     Intrinsic  good- 

^  ness,  pono  i-o.    Syn.  real ;  genuine. 

in'tro-duce',  v.  1.  E  hookomo.  In- 
traduce  a  bill^  e  hookomo  i  bila  kana- 
wai.    Syn.  bring  in. 

^  2.    E  hoike.    Syn.  acquaint 

in'tro-duc'er,  n.    Ka  mea  nana  e  hoo- 

^  komo;  mea  nana  e  hoikeike. 

Tn'tro-dAe'tion,  n.     1.     Ka  hookomo 
ana. 
2.    Olelo  mua. 

^  3.    Hoike  malihini. 

in'tro-spec'tion,  n.  Ka  huli  ana  e 
nana  iloko. 

In-trude',  v.  E  komo  hewa;  e  komo 
wale  me  ka  ae  ole  ia. 

In-tru'sion,  n.    Ke  komo  hewa  ana. 

In-trii'sive,  adj.  E  mahaei  i  ke  komo- 
wale." 

In-trtkst',  V.  E  waiho.  To  intrust  pro- 
perty to  the  care  of  any  one,  e  waiho  i  ka 
waiwai  ma  ka  lima  o  kekahi. 

in'tu-i'tion,  n.  Ka  ike  wale;  kaikei 
noqnoo  ole  ia  e  mamua. 

In-tu'I-tive,  adv.  I  noonoo  ole  ia.  In- 
tuitive perception,  ka  ike  i  noonoo  ole  ia 
mamua;  ka  Ike  iloko  iho,  aole  no 
waho  mai. 

In-tin'date,  v.    E  halana;  e  manini. 

In-ure',  v.    E  hoomaamaa. 

In-vade',  v.  E  komo  hewa;  e  komo  ka- 
ua. 

In-vad'er,  n.     Mea  komo  hewa;  mea 

^  komo  kaua. 

in'va-lid,  n.  Mea  nawaliwali;  mea 
omaimai. 

Tn-val'id,  adj.    Mana  ole;  waiwai  ole. 

In-val'u-a-ble,  adj.    Makamae. 

In-va'rl-a-ble,  adj.    Loli  ole ;  mau. 

In-va'ri-a-bly,  adj.  Invariably  so,  pela 
mau. 

In-va'gion,  n.  Ke  komo  ino  ana;  ke 
komo  kaua  ana. 

In-vee'tlve,  v.    Olelo  hooino. 

In-veigh'  (in-Tay'),  v.  E  olelo  hooino. 

In-vel'gle  (in-Te'gl),  v.  E  hoohalua; 
hoowalewale.    Syn.  entice. 

In-vent',  v.    1.     E  loaa  mamuli  o  ka 
noonoo  ana. 
2.    E  noonoo  a  hana. 

In-Ten'tion,  n.  He  hana  hou.  He  mea 
i  hanaia  mamuli  o  ka  nooneo. 

In-vdnfive,  adj.  Imi  mea  hou;  poo- 
noo. 

In-vent'or,  n.    Kanaka  poonoo. 

in'ven-to'ry,  n.    Papa  helu  waiwai. 
In-verse'ly,  adv.    Ma  ka  hoololi  ana. 
In-vert',  v.    E  hoololi;  hookahuli. 
In-vest',  V.    1.    E  hoomoe  dala. 

2.  E  hoopuui.    Syn.  surround. 

3.  E  kahiko.    Syn.  clothe. 
In-ves'ti-gate,  v.    L   E  imi  a  maopopo. 

2.    E  ninaninau. 


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In-ves'ti-ga'tion,  n.       Ka  imi  hooma- 

opopo. 
In-ves'ti-ga'tor,  n.    Me  a  imi  a  loaa  i 

ka  oiaio. 
In-vest'ment,  V.    Ka  hoomoe  dala, 
2.    Ka  hoopuni  ana. 
8.    Ka  hookahiko  ana.     Syn.  clothing. 
In-vet'er-ate,  adj.    1.    Maa  loa.    Syn. 
confirmed.     Inveterate  habit,  hana  maa 
loa. 

2.    Man.     Syn.  long  established.     Im- 
veterate  enemy,  he  enemi  man. 
In-vld'i-oiis,  adj.    E  kono  ana  i  ka  lili. 
lu-vig'o-rate,  v.     E  hooikaika.    Syn. 
strengthen. 

2,    E  hooeueu;  hoolalelale. 
In-vin'ci-ble,  adj.    Pio  ole.    Syn.  un- 
conquerable. 
In-vi'o-la-ble,  adj.    1.    Hiki  ole  ke  ha- 
ki. 

2.    Kupaa.     Inviolable  truth,  oiaio  ku- 
paa. 
In-vi'o-late,  adj.    Kina'  ole;  makamae. 
In-vis'i-ble,  adj.    Ike  maka  ole  la. 
in'vi-ta'tion,  n.    Ke  kono  ana;  ke  kau- 
ohaana.    Invitation  to  a  feast,he  kau- 
oha  no  ka  ahaaina. 
In-vlte/ v.    E  kono;  e  kauoha. 
In-vit'ing,  adj.    Aulii;  mikioi;  eleu. 
Jn' voice,  7i.    1,    Bila  kumu  lilo  no  kela 
me  keia  waiwai. 
2.    Bila  waiwai, 
In-voke',  v.    E  pule.    Syn.  supplicate. 
In-vdl'«n-ta'ri-ly,  adv.    Wale;  me  ke 

kokuaole  o  ka  makemake. 
Invol'un-ta'ry,   adj.     Wale.      Involun- 
tary acta,  na  hana  i  hana  wale  ia. 
fn'vo-lu'tion,  n.    Ka  hoonui  mana. 
In-vdlve',  v.    1.     Komo  hia;  owili  pn. 
War  involves  misery,  komo  hia  ka  popi- 
likianie  ke  kaua. 

2.     Hihia;  maopopo  ole.     Raise  to  a 
power,  e  imi  i  na  mana  o  na  kuanite. 
In-vul'ner-a-ble,  v.    Hiki  ole  ke  hooe- 
^  haia. 

In'w  ard,  adj.    Oloko.    Adv.  Iloko. 
In' wards,  n.    Na  naau  liilii.     Syn.  in- 
testines. 
T-o'ta,  n.    Lihi  iki.    Syn.  jot;  tittle. 
I-ras'ci-ble,  adj.    Huhu  wale.    Syn.  ir- 
ritable. 
Ire,  w.    Huhu;  inaina.    Syn.  wrath ;  an- 
w  ger. 

Ir'i-d£s'cent,  ad^.     E  like  me  ka  wai- 
.  anuenue. 

Irk'some,  adj.    Luhi. 
S'ron  (i'urn),  n'    Hao. 
S'ron-clad,  n.     He  moku  manuwa  hao. 
l-rdn'l-cal,  adj.    Henohene;  loiloi. 
I'ron-mong'er,  n.     Kanaka  kuai  mea 

hao. 
I'ron-y,  n.    Olelo  henehene. 
Ir-ra'di-ate,  v.    E  hoomalamalama. 
ir-ra'tion-al,  adj.    Ku  ole  i  ka  noonoo. 

Syn.  unreasonable. 
ir're-€laim'a-ble,  adj.    1.    Lilo  loa. 

2.  Tx>aa  ole  hou. 

3.  Hiki  ole  ke  hoihoiia  ka  poho'. 


Ir-ree'on-cil'a-b)e,  adi.    1.     Hiki  ole 
ke  hoolaulea  ia.    Syn.  implacable. 
2.    Hiki  ole  ke  hookulike  ia.     Syn.  in- 

^  compatible. 

Ir're-c6v'er-a-ble,  adj.     1.     Hiki  ole 
ke  loaa  hou;  lilo  loa. 
2.    Ola  ole.     Irrecoverable  disease,  mai 
ola  ole. 

Ir-rerra-ga-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ole  ke  hoole 
ia;  hiki  ole  ke  pani  ia.  Syn.  unanswer- 
able. 

Ir-reg'u-lar,  adj.    1.    Pololei  ole. 

2.  Kupono  ole.     Irregular  habits,  na 
hana  kupono  ole. 

3.  Anoe;  like  ole  me  ka  mea  mau. 
Ir-reg'u-lar'i-ty,  n.    1.    Ka  mea  ma- 

waho  ae  o  ka  mea  mau. 

2.    Ka  mea  kupono  ole. 
Ir-rel'e-vant,  adj.    Pili  ole.    Syn.  not 
^  applicable. 
Ir're-ll'gioiis,  adj.    Hoomaloka;  aia'. 

Ir-rep-a-ra-ble,  adj.    1.    Hiki   ole  ke 
pauiia. 
2.    Hiki  ole  ke  hana  hou  ia. 

^  3.    Poho  loa. 

ir're-pres'i-ble,  adj.     Hiki  ole  ke  umi 

^  ia. 

Ir're-proacli'a-ble,    adj.      Kina'  ole; 

^  hewa  ole. 

Ir're-sist'i-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ole  ke  pale 
ia. 

Ir-reg'o-lute,  adj.  Lauwili;  kapekepe- 
ke, 

Ir-ref'o-lu'tion,  n.  Ke  kapekepeke  o 
ka  manao. 

ii-'re-speet'ive,  adj.  Manao  ole  akn. 
Syn.  regardless.  Irrespective  of  conse- 
quences, me  ka  manao  ole  aku  i  ka  ho- 

^  pen  a. 

ir'  re-spdn'si-ble,  adj.    Ku  ole  i  ka  ho- 

^  okolokoloia. 

ir're-triev'able,  adj.  Syn.  irreclaim- 
able. 

Ir-rcY'er-ence,  n.    Ka  hoowahawaha  i 

^  na  mea  laa;  noohenehene. 

ir're-vers'i-ble,  adj.     Hiki  ole  ke  hoo- 

^  loli;  paa. 

Ir'reT'o-ca-ble,  adj.  Syn.    irreversible. 

ir'rl-g&te,  v.    E  ka  wai;  e  hookahe  wai. 

Syn.  water. 
Ir'rI-ga'tion,  n.    Ka  hookahe  ana  i  ka 
^  wai.    Syn.  watering. 
ir'ri-ta-ble,  adj.    Ukiuki  wale.     Syn. 

cross. 
f  r'rl-tate,  v.    1.    E  hoonaukiukl.    Syn. 

vex. 

2.    E  tioopehu.  Irritate  a  wound,  e  hoo- 

pehu  i  ka  eha. 
Ir'ri-t&'tlon,  v.    1.    Ukiuki. 

2.    Kahoopehu  ana. 
Ir-rfip'tlon,   n.     He   komo  ino.    Syn. 
^  invasion  ;  inroad. 
Is'lam-ism,  n.     Hoomana   Mahometa. 

'Syn.  Mahometanism. 
Is'land  (1-land),  n.    Mokupuni. 

Isle  (ile), 
Is-let  (i-let),| 


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is'o-late,  r.    Ehookaawale;  e  hoonoho 

^  mehameha. 

is'o-la'tion,  n.  Ke  ano  mehameha;  ano 

_  neoneo. 

I-8d»'ce-le8,  adj.    Elua  aoao  like.    Isos- 

_  celes  triangle,  huina-kolu  aoao-lua  like. 

I'so-ther'mal,  adj.    Wela  like. 

is'ra-el-ite,  n.    He  mamo  na  Iseraela. 

Is'sue,  V.    E  puka  mai. 

is'sue,  n.    1.     Na  keiki  ponoi;  na  ma- 
mo! 
^  2.    Ka  hopena.    Syn.  result 
Isth'mus,  n.    Aina  puali. 


It,  pron.  la;  ia  mea. 

I-tal'ian,  adj.    No  Italia. 

i-tal'1-cise,  v.    E  pai  hua  Italia. 

itch,  n.    Eakio;  meau. 

itch'  V.    E  maueo. 

i't^m,  n.    Itamu ;  huna  olelo. 

I-tln'er-ant,  n.    Kanaka  helewale;  he 
kuewa.    Syn.  journeyman. 

It-seir,  pro».  lameano.    For  itself ,  no' 
na  iho. 

i'vo-ry,  n.    Nihopalaoa. 


Jab'ber,  v.    E  walaau  wale;  e  namu- 
iiamu. 
tJack'ass,  n.    Kekake  kane. 
Jack'boots,  n.    Kamaabute  loihi. 
Jack'et,  n.    He  pili  lakeke. 
Jack'knife,  7i.    Pahi  pelu. 
Jaek'o'lan'terii,  n.     Ahi  koll. 
Jaek'plane,  n.    Koi  kahi  pokole. 
Jack'serew,  n.    He  wiU  nui,  mea  ha- 

pai. 
J^g^ged,  adj.    Kumumu. 
Jail,  n.    Hale  paahao.    Syn.  prison 
Jail'bird,  n.    He  paahao. 
Jail'er,  n.    Luna  hale  paahao. 
Jam,  n.    1.     He  hua  ai  maka  i  baila  pu 

ia  me  ke  ko. 

2.    Ke  kupiliki  ana. 
Jam,  V.    1.    E  hoopepe. 

2.    E  kupiliki. 
Jamb,  71.    Kikihi;  lapauila. 
Jan'gle,  n.    He  walaau  uluaoa. 
Jan'i-tor,  n.    He  kiai  puka. 
Jan'u-a-ry,  n.    Januari. 
Jar,  n.    He  ipu  pohaku;  ipu  lepo. 

2.    Henaueue;  hooluliluli. 

8.    He  mokuahana.     Family  jars,    na 

mokuahanaiwaenao  kaohana. 
Jar,  V.    1.    E  hoonaueue ;  e  hooluliluli. 

2.    E  hookue'i  kamanao.    Syn.  clash. 
Jar'gon,  n.    Walaau  maopopo  ole;  na- 

munamu  wale. 
Jaunt,  11.    He  hele  makaikai.    Syn.  ex- 
cursion. 
Jav'e-lin,  n.    Ihe  au  pokole. 
J^w,  n.    Iwi  a. 

Jaw,  V.    E  nuku;  e  olelo  huhu. 
Jgal'ofis,  adj.    Lili;  kekeue. 
Jeal'otks-y,  n,    Hoohuoi ;  lili ;  hu wa. 
Jeer,  r.    E  loiloi ;  e  hoohenehene. 
Je-ho'vah,  n.'    lehova;  Ke  Akua. 
Jel'Iy,  n.    Ka  wai  o  na  hua  ai  i  bailaia 

me  Ice  ko  paa. 


Jeop'ard-ize,  v.    E  hoopilikia.     Syn. 

hazard;   imperil. 
Jeop'ard-y,  it.     Pilikia. 
JIfrk,  n.    E  huki  ino. 
Jent,  n.    He  haua  hoomake  aka;  he  ole- 
lo akaaka. 
Jet,  n.    1.    Pohaku  eleele;  hinuhinu. 

2.    Kapuai  ana. 
Jew,  n.    He  Hebera. 
Jew^'el,  n.    He  momi. 
Jew'el-er,  n.     Mea  hana  a  kuai  i  n^ 

momi. 
Jew'el-ry,  n.    Na  momi  o  kela  me  keia 

ano. 
Jew'ess,  n.    Wahine  Hebera. 
Jew'lsh,  adj.    Hebera. 
Jewg'harp,  n.    Ukeke. 
Jib,  n._  Pea  ihu. 

Jib-boom',  n.    Ka  laau  o  ka  pea  ihu. 
Jin'gle,  V.    1.    E  nakeke;  e  kauikani, 

2.    E  hookani. 
Jcib,  n.    He  pauku  hana;   he  uku  pau. 

Job  work,  hana  ukupau. 
Jdck'ey,  n     1.    Kanaka  malama  a  kuai 

lio. 

2.    Kanaka  kukini  lio. 
Jo-cose',  adj.    Ku  1  ka  aka.  Syn.  laugh- 
able. 
Jdc'tind,  adj.    Lealea.    Syn.  merry. 
Jdg,  V.     1.     E   hoo-ke';   e  hookuekue. 

Syn.  jostle. 

2.    E  maalo  malie  aku. 
Join,  V.    1,    E  hui;  e  hoohui. 

2.    E  pakul;  e  hookui. 
Join'er,  n.     He  kamena';  mea  hookui 

papa. 
Joint,  n.    1.    Kahi  i  hookuiia. 

2.  He  pona.    Joint  of  sugar  cane,  pona 
ko. 

3.  Ami.    Joints  of  the  body,  na  ami  o  ke 
kino. 

Joiut-In'ter-est,  n.    Kuleaua  like. 


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Jolnt'stftck,  n.    Walwai  piH  like. 
Jdint'ure,  n.    Waiwai  i  hoopaaianoka 

wahine  mare. 
J6ist,n,    Aiikalaau. 
Joke,  n.    Olelo  akaaka.    Syn.  jest. 
Jol'ly,  adj.    Lealea. 
Jolt,  n.    E  hooluliluli. 
Jds'tle,  V.    Syn.  iolt. 
Jdt  down.    E  kakau  iho.    Syn.  make  a 

note  of. 
Jour'nal,   n.    1.    Moolelo   o  ua  hana  o 

ka  la. 

2.    Kahi  i  kaa  ai  na  pokakaa. 

8.^  He  nupepa. 
Jour'nal-ism,  n.     Oihana   kakau  nu- 


pepa. 
Jour'nal-ist,  n. 


Mea  hoopouopono  nu- 
1.  E  kakau  ma  ka 


pep  a. 
Jour'nal-ize,  n. 

buke  helu. 

2.^  E  kakau  nupepa. 
Joar'ney,  n.    Huakai  hele  la. 
Jour'ney-man,  n.     Kanaka  hoollma- 

lima  la. 
Jo'vi-al,  adj.    Syn.  jolly. 
Joy,  71.    Hauoli;  oil;  olloli. 
Joy'ful,  adj.     Olioli;   lealea;  piha  i  ka 

hauoli. 
Joy'ful -ly,  adv.    Me  ka  hauoli. 
Joy'ful-ness,  n.    Ke  ano  hauoli. 
Joy'less,  adi.    Nele  i  ka  hauoli;  luuluu. 

Syn.  cheerless. 
Joy'ofis,  adj.    Syn.  joyful. 
Ju'bi-lant,  adj.    Syn.  joyfuL 
Ju'bl-lee,  n.    lubile. 
judge,  n.    1.    LunakanawaL 

2.  Luna  nana.    Judge  of  elections,  Inna. 
nana  koho  balota. 

3.  Mea  akamai  i  ke  koho. 
Jiidke,  V.    1.    E  hookolokolo. 

2.    E  hooholo  i  ka  pono. 
Jikd^e'ment,  n.    1.     Ka   olelo  hooholo 

a  ka  lunakanawai. 

2.    Noonoo;  poouoo. 

8.    Dau  ofjuaQcment,,  la  hookolokolo. 
Ju-di'cial,  af//.    E  pili   i  ka  ahahooko- 

lokolo;  pili  1  ka  lunakanawai,  a  kana- 

wai  paha.     Judicial  opinion,  manao  o 

ka  lunakanawai. 
jQ-di'cl-a-ry,  n,     Ka  papa  luuakana- 

W4i« 


Ju-dt'cioiis,  adj.      Noonoo  pono;   kau- 

paouapouo.    Fyn.  prudent;  discreet.    " 
Ju-di'ciotis-ly,  adv.     Me   ka   noonoo 

pono."  Syn.  wisely. 
Jiig,  n.    Omole  pohaku. 
Jiig'gler,  n.    Kanaka  kllokilo;  kanaka 

haua  akamai. 
Jug'gler-y,  n.    Na  hana  kilokilo. 
Ju'gu-lar,  adj.    No  ka  puu  o  ka  a-i. 
Juice  (jus),  ?j.    Ka  wai  o  ua  bua  al. 
Ju-Iy',  n.    lulai. 
Jtimp,  V.    E  lele.     Jump  up   and  down, 

elelele;  lelelele. 
Jiinc'tion,  n.    Kahi  i  hui  ai;  ka  huiua. 

Railroad  junction,    huina  o   ua  alanui 

hao. 
June,  n.    lune,  ka  ouo  o  na  mahiua. 
JAn'gle,  n.    Waouahele. 
Jun'ior,  adi.    1.    Opio  ae. 

2.    Papa  ekolu  o  ke  kula  nui. 
Ju'pi-ter,  7i.    1.    lupita,  ke  akua  uul  o 

ko  Helene  poe  mamua. 

2.    Ka  iuoa  o  kekahi  o  na  hoku  hele. 
Ju'ris-dic'tion,  n.    Ka  maua  o  ka  aha- 

hookolokolo. 
Ju'ris-pru'dence,  n.    Ka  ike  e  pili  ana 

i  na  kauawai. 
Ju'rist,  71.    Mea  ike  ma  na  kanawai;  he 

loio  naauao  ma  kana  oihana. 
Ju'ror, 


I   n.    Lala  o  ke  jure. 


Ju'ry-man 

Ju'ry,  n.    He  jure. 

Ju'ry-mast,  n.    Kia  moku,  ku  i  ka  wa 

pilikia. 
Just,  adi.    Kaulike;  hoopono. 
Jtkst,  adv.    Akahi  no  a.    Just  arrived,  a 

kahi  no  a  hiki  mai. 
Jtist'ice,  n.  1,  Ke  kaulike;  ka  hoopono. 

2.  Lunakanawai.      Chief    Justice,    Lu- 
nakanawai Kiekie. 

3.  Police  Justice,   Lunakanawai  Hoo- 
malu. 

Jtks-ti-fi'a-ble,  adj.    Aponoia. 
J6s'ti-fl-ea'tion,  n.    Ka  apouo  ana. 
Just'ti-fy,  V.    E  apouo;  e  hoapouo, 
Jtist'ly ,  adv,    Pono ;  me  ka  hoopono. 
JAsfness,  n.    Ka  pono.    The  justness  of 

his  case,  ka  pono  o  kona  aoao. 
JbtfV.    E  ohuku.    Syn.  prQject. 
Ju've-nlle,  7».  He  poe  opio.  Syn.  youth. 
ju'Y©-ttU©i  adj'    Opiopio.    Syn.  young. 


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K 


edgre,  n.    He  heleuma  liilii. 


Keel,  n.    Iwikaele. 

Keen,  adj.    1.    Oi.    Syn.  sharp. 

2.    Akamai;  noeau.     A  keen  reply,  he 

pane  akamai. 
Keen'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  ehaeha  nui. 
Keep,  V.    1.    E  malama.    Syn.  preserve. 

2.    Keep  on,  e  hoomau.     Keep  out  of,  e 

hookaaokoa.    Keep  still,  e  uoho  malie. 
Keep'er,  n.     Mea  nana  e  malama;  mea 

nana  e  kiai.    Door  keeper,  he  kiai  puka. 
Keep'ing,  a.     Ka  malama  ana. 
Keep'sake,  n.    He  pa'a  lo'ha;  paumau- 

noonoo. 
Keg,  n.    Barela  liilii. 
Ken,  n.    Ka  nanaina  o  ka  maka. 
Ken-nel,  n.    Hale  ilio. 
Ker'cliief,  w.    Hainaka*. 
Ker'nel,  ?i.    1.  Hua  kuriua;  hua  palaoa. 

2.  Kai-oo  nahuapaakiki. 

3.  Evvai.    Syn.  lump  in  the  flesh. 
Ket'tle,  n.     Ipu  hao  baila   wai.      Tea 

kettle,  ipu  ti. 
Ket'tle-drftm,  n.    Pahu  kani  liilii  ke- 

leawe. 
Key,  n     1.    Ki  puka. 

2.    Papa  kuhikuhi  haina. 

8.    Leo  kumu  o  ka  leo  mele. 
Key'note,  n.    Leo  hookumu  mele. 
Key'stone,  n.    Ka  pohaku  ivraenakouu 

o  ka  pio;  pohaku  hoopaa. 
Kick,  V.    E  peku ;  e  keehi. 
Kld,n.    Kao  keiki. 
Kld'nap,  v.    E  kaili  kanaka. 
Kid'nap-er,  71.    Mea  kaili  kanaka. 
Kld'ney,  n.    Ka  puupaa. 
Kill,  V.     E  pepehi  a  make.     Syn.  slay; 

murder. 
Kiln  (kil),  n.    He  imu.    Lime  kiln,  imu 

hoomoa  puna. 
Klln^ry  (kil'dry),  v.    E  hoomaloo  ma 

kaimu.  

Kin,  n.    Hoahanau;  pllikoko.    Syn.  re- 

IfttiVG 

Kind,  'adj.  Oluolu;  lokomaikal.  Syn. 
benevolent. 

Kind,n.    Ano.    Syn.  sort. 

Kin'dle,  v.    Ea;hoo-a';    e  kuni. 

Kind'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  oluolu, 

Kind'ness,  w.  Kalokomaikai;  ka  olu- 
olu.   Syk.  benevolence. 

Kin'dred,  n.  Poe  hoahanau;  poe  pili 
koko. 

King,  n.    Moi'. 

King'donri,  n.    Aupuni  moi'. 

Ktng'ly,  adv.    Ma  ke  ano  moi'. 

King'post,  n.  He  pou  e  koo  ana  i  ke 
kaupoko  hale.  ,     ,     , 

Kings-e'vil,  n.  Ka  mal  alaala.  Syn. 
scrofula. 


Kink,  n.     He  wahi  kekee;  wahi  hihia. 

Kink  in  a  chain,  he  wahi  hihia  ma  ke 

kaula  hao. 
Kins'folks,  n.    Poe  hoahanau;  poe  ma- 

kamaka. 
Klns'man,  n.    Hoahanau  kane. 
Kins'wo-man,  7i.     Hoahanau  wahiue. 
Kiss,  71.    He  honi  waha. 
Kit,  n.    1.    He  pahu  poepoe  liilii. 

2.    He  pahu  waiho  mea  hana, 
Kitch'en,  n.     Keeua  hoomakaukau  ai. 
Kite,  71.    Lupe. 
Kit'teu,  71.    Popoki  keiki. 
Knack  (nak),  ti.    Ano  mikioi;  ano  ma- 

kaukau.    Syn.  skill. 
Knap'saek  (n&p),  n.    Eke  lawe  ukaua 

o  ke  koa. 
Knave  (nav),  n.    Kanaka  apuka. 
Knfiv'er-y  (nav'er-y),  7i,  Hanaapuka. 
Knav'ish  (nav'ish),  adj.     Apuka. 
Knead  (need),  V.    E  lomilomi.     Knead 

dough,  e  lomilomi  palaoa. 
Knee  (nee),  n.    Ke  kuli. 
Kneel  (neel),  v.    E  kukuli;  e  kulou. 
Knee'-pan  (nee'-pan),  n.    Iwi  kuli. 
Knell  (nel),  n.    Bele  kanikau. 
Knlck'-knack  (nlk'-n&k),  n.  Kela  me 

keia  mea  paani  a  kamalii. 
Knife  (nif),  71.    Pahi. 
Knight  (nit),  n.     Inoa  o  kekahi  kulana 

hanohano;  naita. 
Knight'h<>bd,  71.    Ke  kulana  okanaita^ 

Knit  (nit),  V.    L    E  haua  lihilihi:  hana 
kakini. 

2.  Knit  the  eyebrows,  e  hookuekue maka. 

3.  E  hui;  e  kui. 
Knit'tlng-need'le,  n.      Kui  haua  ka- 
kini. 

Kndb  (ndb),  n.  Poka'.  Door  knob,  poka' 

puka. 
Kndek  (ndk),  V.    1.     Ekikeke;  e  olou. 

2.    E  kui ;   e  kulai.     Knock  down,  e  ku- 

lal. 
Knock'er,  n.    Hamale  kikeke. 
Knot  (not),  n.    He  nipuu;  hipuu.    Hy- 
meneal knot,  berita  mare. 
Knot'ted  i  _^,.     1.    Paapu  i  na  hipuu. 
Kn6t'y     i      -''    2.    Pohihihi.    A  knotty 

point  in  law,  he  mea  pohihihi  ma  ke  ka- 

nawai. 
Kndut  (nowt),  n.    Laau  hili  weliweh  o 

ke  aupuni  Rusia. 
Know  (no),  v.  E  ikemakanaau;  ehoo- 

maopopo. 
Know'a-ble,  adj.     Hiki  ke  hoomaopo- 

poia. 
Kndwl'ed^e  (nill'ej),  v.    Ike. 
Knuek'le  (nfik'l),  n.    Puupuu  lima. 

Ko'ran,  7i.     Ka  baibala  o  ka  poe  Maho- 
meta. 


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La'bel,  n.  Mea  hoailona  ukana;  hoai- 
loua  omole.etc. 
L.a'bl-al,  n.    Hua  puanaia  me  na  lehele- 

he,  like  me  b,  p. 
Lisi'bor,  n.    1.    Hana.    Syn.  work. 

2.    Luhi.    Syn.  toil. 
L,ab'o-ra-to-ry,  n.     Keena  hana  laau 

lapaau,  a  me  na  mea  e  ae  oia  ano. 
liU'bor-er,  n.    Kanaka  hana;  paahana; 

paaua.    Syn.  workman. 
I.a-bo'ri-otk8,  ad/.    1.    Hooikaika  mau. 

2.    Luhi.    Syn.  toilsome. 
Lia-bo'ri-ofis-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  luhi. 
r.ab'y-rinth,  n.    Wahi  i  pakaawili  o  na 

ala  hele. 
Lace,  w.    Lihilihi. 
r,ac'er-ate,  v.    E  haehae.     Syn.  rend; 

wound. 
li&c-er-a'tion,  n.    Ka  haehae  ana. 
L.aeh'ry-mal,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  wai  maka. 

Lachrymal  duct,  luaohane. 
Ijack,  n.    He  nele ;  he  hemahema.    Syn. 

destitution. 
L,a-€<Sn'i€,  ad^.    Pokole  ma  ka  olelo. 
L.ad,  n.    Keiki  kane.    Syn.  boy. 
Li4d'der,  n.    Alapii;  alahaka. 
L.ad'ing,  n.     Ukana  moku,  etc.     Syn. 

cargo;  load. 
lia'dle,  n.     Klaha  au  loihi ;  puna  au  lo- 

ihi. 
Ija'dy,  w.    Wahine  hoopono;  he  lede. 
Li&g,  V.    Lohi;  hoohakalia.    Syn.  loiter. 
J^a,g^ging,adJ.    Nahili;  lolohi. 
Lia-goon',  n.    1.    Lokowai  papa'u. 

2.    Kai  papa'u  I  hoopuniia  i  ka  aina. 
I<air,  n.  Lua  o  na  holoholona  hihiu  hae. 
Lia'i-ty,  n.     Na  kanaka,  koe  na  kahuna- 
pule. 
Ijake,  n.    Lokowai  nul. 
r.&nib,  n.    Hipa  keiki. 
LiamlVkln,  n.    Hipa  keiki  uuku. 
L.anib'like,  adj.     Akahai,  me  he  keiki 

hipa  la. 
Jjixme,  adj.    Oopa;  opa'. 
l.aine'ness,  n.    He  oopa;  he  opa'. 
L.a-in6nt',  v.    E  kautkan;  e  kumakena. 
l,a,-m6nVa.-hle,  adj.    Aloha  ino;  kuma- 

kona. 
L,ftin'en-ta'tlon,  n.     He   kanikau;  he 

uwe. 
L.&inp,  71.    Kukul;  Ipu  kukui. 
L.ainp'bl&ck,  w    Lepo  uahi  kukui. 
Lam-poonS    n.     Olelo  h«ohenehene  1 

kakauia. 
li^ii^e,  n.    Ihe  au  loihl. 
Lance,  v.    E  O. 
Lian'cet,  n.    Ke  o  a  ke  kauka. 
li&ncf,  n.    Aina. 


le  ) 

^   '  >  n.  Kaa  ana  o  ka  aina  pali. 


Land,  V.    E  hoopae  iuka;  e  lele  luka;  e 

pae. 
Land'breeze,  n.    Kehau. 
Land'ed,  adj.     Ma  ka    aina.      Landed 

interest,  na  pono  ma  ka  aina. 
Land'hold-er,  n.    Konohiki. 
Land'ing,  n.    Wahl  pae  waapa. 
Land'la-dy,  n.    Haku  aina  wahine. 
Land'less,  adj.    Kaaawe. 
Land^loek-ed,  adj.      Hoopuniia   i  ka 

aina. 
Iiand'lord,  n.    1.    Haku  aina. 

2.    Haku  hale  hookipa. 
Liand'marky  n.    1.    He  kihi  aina;mo- 

kuna  aina. 

2.    He  mea  i   ike   maopopoia   ma  ka 

aina. 
liand'of'flce,  n.     Keena   oihana   kuai 

aina. 
Land'-own'er,  n.    Haku  aina. 
Land'seape,   n.      Hiohiona   aina;    na- 

naina. 
Land'slide,  i 
Liand'sli]), 
Lands'iuan,  n.      Kanaka  noho  ma  ka 

aina. 
Lane,  n.    He  alanui  ololi  iwaena  o  na 

pa  elua. 
Lan'gua^e,  n.    Olelo. 
Lan'guid,  adj.    1,    Nipo;  nipoa. 

listless. 

2.    Onawaliwali. 
Lan'guisb,  v.     E   mae;   e  loha;   luhe. 

Syn.  droop;  wilt. 
Lan'guor,  n.    Nipoa.    Syn.  dullness. 
Lank,  acy.    Wiwi;olala.    Syn.  lean. 

Lan'tern,  n.    1.    Kukui  hele  po. 

2.    Keena  kukui  o  ka  hale  lama. 
Lap,  n.    L    Kahi  o  ka  aahu  e  uhi  ana  1 

na  kuli. 

2.    Uha'. 
T,&^,  V.    1.    E  hookau  kekahl  maluna 

iki  o  kekahi. 

2.    E  palu. 
L&p'i-aa'ry,  n.    Kanaka  kalai  pohaku 

momi. 
Lapse  (l&ps),  n.    Ka  nee  ana.    Lapse  of 

time,  ka  nee  ana  o  ka  manawa. 
L&p'stune,  n.    Pohaku  kui  o  ka  humu- 

humu  kamaa. 
Lar'board,  n.  Ka  aoao  hema  o  ka  moku 

ke  nana  imua. 
Liir'se-ny,  n.    Aihue.    Syn.  theft. 

L&rd,  n.    Allapuaa. 
Lard'er,  n.    Keena  waiho  al. 

Large,  adj.    1.    Akea.    Syn.  extensive. 
2.    Nui;  nuuui. 


Syn. 


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3.    Lokomaikal.     A  large  hearted  man, 

he  kauaka  lokomaikal. 
Liarg-e'ly,  adv.    Ma  ka  nul. 
L.ar'y:ess,    n.       Makana;     manawalea. 

present;  bounty. 
liar'i-at,  n.    Kaula  hoohei.    Syn.  lasso. 
Liark,  n.    1.    He  manu  mele. 

2.    Paani;  lealea. 
L,ar'ynx,  n.     Ko  luna  o  ke  kania-i. 
L.as-?iv'i-oti8,  adj.  Makaleho;  kukoino. 
L.asli,  V.    Kaula  Hill, 
liass,  n.    Kaikamahine.    Syn.  girl. 
lias'si-tude,  n.    Syjj.  languor. 
Lias'so^  n.    Kaula  hoohei. 
L.a8t,  n.    1.    Ka  hope  loa. 

2.    Laau  kamaa. 
Last,  V.    E  mau;  e  paa.    Syn.  endure. 
Lasfing,  adj.    Mau;  paa. 
Liast'ly,  adi\    Hope  loa. 
Latch,  n.    Hao  pani  puka. 
liute,  adj.    Iho  nei.    Late  legislature,  ka 

ahaolelo  iho  nei. 
L.ate,  adv.    1,    Hope;  lohi;  lOlohl. 

2.    Komo  loa.    Late  into  the  night,  ko- 

mo  loa  i  ka  po. 
liate'ly,  adv.    Iho  nei.    Syn.  recently. 

The  ship  lately  arrived,  ka  moku  i  ku  iho 

nei. 
Lia'tent,  adj.    Waiho  huna  ana.    Latent 

heat,  ka  wela  e  waiho  huua  ana. 
Lat'er-al,  adj.    Aoao.     Lateral  motion, 

nee  aoao  aku. 
L.at'er-al-ly,  adv.    Ma  ka  aoao. 
Latb,  n.    Pili  hamo  puna. 
Latlie,  n.    Mikiui  wili  mea  poepoe. 
Iiatti'er,  n.    Huwa;  hua'  o  ke  sopa  me 

ka  wai. 
Liat-in,    adj.     Latina.     Latin  language, 

Olelo  Latina. 
Liat'i-tude,  n.    1.    Latitu. 

2.    Latitude  of  speech,  ke  kuokoa  o  ke 

kamailio.    Syn.  freedom. 
Liat'ter,  adj.  and  n.    Ka  hope  o  na  mea 

elua. 
Liat'ter-ly,  adv.    Manawa  iho  nei. 
Lat'tice,  n.     Olepelepe. 
Laud, 'v.      E  hoolea;    e  hoonani.     Syn. 

praise. 
L.aud'a-ble,   adj.     Ku  i  ka  mahaloia. 

SYN.  praiseworthy. 
Laugh  (laf),  v.    E  akaaka. 
Laugh'ing-stdek,  n.    Kumu  hoohene- 

hene. 
Laugh'ter,  n.    Akaaka. 
Launch,  v.  1.    E  hoolana  moku;  a  waa- 

pa  paha. 

2.  Hoolei.  Syn.  throw.  Launch  a  spear, 
6  hoolei  i  ka  ihe. 

3.  E  komo  loa.  Syn.  enter  deeply. 
Launch  otU  into  a  subject,  e  komo  loa  ilo- 
ko  o  ke  kumu  manao. 

Launch*  n.  Ka  waapa  nui  loa  o  ka  mo- 
ku. 

Laun'dress,  n.    Wahine  holoi  lole. 

Laun'dry,  n.    Hale  holoi  lole. 

La'va,  71.    Pohakupele;  a-a' 

Lav'a-to-ry,  n.  Wahi  holoi  kino.  Syn. 
hath. 


Lave,  V.    E  auau ;  e  holoi.    Syn.   bathe. 

Lav'er,  n.    Pa  holoi. 

Lav'ish,    adj.     Pakela;    mauna;   mau- 

nauna.    Syn.  prodigal;  wasteful. 
Lav'ish-ly,  adv.    Maunauua  wale. 
Law,  n.    Kanawai. 

Law'break'er,  n.    Mea  hoohaki  kana- 
wai. 
Liiw'ful,  adj.    Ku  i  ke  kanawai.    Syn. 

legal. 
Law'ful-ly,  adv.     Ma  o  ke  kanawai  la; 

mamuli  o  ke  kanawai.    Syn.  legally. 
Lftw-giv'er,  7i.      Mea  haawi  kanawai. 

Syn.  legislator. 
Law'less,  adj.  Manao  ole  i  ke  kanawai; 

kanawai  ole. 
Law'less-ly,  adv.  Me  ke  kanawai  ole. 
Lawn,  n.    Pahale  i  uhiia  i  ke  mauu. 
Ljiw'suit,  n.    He  hoopii  kanawai. 
Law'yer,  n.    He  loio;  he  kokua  ma  ke 

kanawai. 
Lax,  adj.    Palaleha. 
Lax'a-tive,  n.    Laau  hoonaha'. 
Lax'l-ty,  n.    Auo  palaka;  hookuu  wale. 

Laxity  of  principle,  palaka  ma  ka  noho 

ana. 
Lay,  V.    L    E  waiho,    Syn.  place.    Lay 

on  the  table,  e  waiho  ma  ka  papa. 

2.  E  hooraoe.  Lay  brick,  e  noomoe  po- 
haku  ula. 

3.  E  hanau  hua. 

4.  Lay  off  and  on,  e  kalewa.  Lay  to, 
e  poholua.  Lay  in  wait,  e  halua ;  e  ha- 
luapo;  e  hoomahua-  Lay  out  land  for  a 
house,  e  kuene;  hookuene. 

Lay,  n.    1.    He  mele. 

2.    Mahele  uku  ma  ka  moku  o  kohola'. 
L&y'er,  n.    He  kuluna.    Layer  of  boards, 

kulaua  papa  laau. 
Lay'man,  n.     He  kanaka  aole  kahuna 

pule. 
La'«i-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  molowa;  loma  lo- 

ma ;  nanea  wale. 
La'zl-ness,  n.  Palaualelo;  molowa  mau, 
La'zy,  adj.    Molowa;  palaualelo. 
Lim'bo,  w.    Wahi  hoopaa;  hale  paahao. 
Lead,  n.    Kepau. 
Lead,  v.    E  kai;  e  alakai. 
Lead'en,  adj.    1.    Kepau. 

2.    A  leaden  sky,  he  aouli  koho  u'-ala. 
Lead'er,  n.    He  alakai. 
Leaf,  71.    He  lau. 
Leafless,  adj.    Lau  ole. 
Leaflet,  n.    Lau  hou. 
Leafy,  adj.    Uliuli  i  nalau;  paapu  I  na 

lau. 
Leagtie  (leeg),  n.    1.    Setadia;  e  kolu 

mile. 

2.    He  kuikahi.    Syn.  confederacy. 
Leak,  n.    1.    He  wahi  kulu. 

2.    Wahi  e  komo  ai  ka  liu. 
Leak'age,  71.    Mea  kulu;  he  liu. 
Leak'y,  adj.    Kulu;  liu.    A  leaky  hoxise, 

he  hale  kulu.     A  leaky  ship,  he  moku 

liu. 
Lean,  n.  or  adj.    Wiwi;  clala;  kaha  ole. 
Lean,  r.    E  hi-o';  e  hilinai;  e  kalele. 
Leap,  V.    E  lele. 


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teap'year,  n.    Makahiki  lele. 
l,eaiii,  V.    E  ao;  e  imi  naauao. 
Learu'ed,  adj.    Naauao;  iwaiwa* 
Learu'er,  n.    Mea  imi  naauao. 
Ijearn'iiigf,  n.     Ka  uaauao  i  loaa  ma- 

muli  o  ka  imi. 
liease,  n.      Palapala  hoolimalima  aina 

etc. 
Lease,  v.    E  hoolimalima  aina. 
Lease'liolcl,  /t.    Ka  waiwai  i  paa  ma  ka 

hoolimalima. 
lieash,  n.    Kaula  hoopaa  ilio. 
Least,  adj.    Uuku  loa. 
liCaHi'er,  n.    Hi  hooluia. 
Leatii'ern,  adj.     Ili.      Leathern  girdle, 

kaei  ili. 
Leave,  n.    Ka  ae.    Syn.  permission. 

2.    Ka  hele  aku.    He  took  hifi  leave^  ua 

hele  aku  oia.    Syn.  departure. 
Leave,  v.    1.    E  haalele.    Syn.  depart. 

2.    E  hooilina.    Syn.  to  will  property. 
Leav'en,  n.    Hu  bereua. 
Leave'tilk'ing,  n.    Ka  haawi  ana  i  ke 

aloha  hookaawale. 
Leav'ing^s,  n.  pi.     Nakoenaikoe;  na 

koena  i  haalele  ia. 
Leeh'er,  n.    Kanaka  makaleho. 
Lech'er-6u8,  adj.    Makaleho. 
Lec'ture,  n.    He  haiao. 
Lec'tur-er,  n.    Mea  haawi  i  haiao. 
Ledgre,  n.    Pali  pohaku;  auuu. 
Lecl'ger,  n.    Buke  uui  o  na  helu  kalepa. 
Led'ger-line',  n.    Oa  pokole. 
Lee,  n.    Aoao  malalo  o  ka  makaui. 

Leer,  v.    E  mio.    Syn.  lay  back  the  ears. 

Lees,  7J.    Oka  waina. 

Lee'shore,  n.     Kahakai  malalo   o  ka 

makani. 
Lee'ward,  n.    Malalo. 
Lee'way,  n.    Holo  hope. 
Left,  adj.    Hema. 

Left'hand'ed.  adj.  Maa  i  ka  lima  hema, 
Leg,  n.    Wawae. 

Leg'a-cy,  n.    Waiwai  i  hooilina  ia. 
Le'gair  adj.    Ku  i  ke  kanawai. 

Le'gal-ize,  v.  1.    E  haawi  ka  mana  o  ke 

kauawai. 

2.    E  apono  mamuli  o  ke  kauawai. 
Le'gal-ly.  adv.    Mamuli  o  ke  kauawai. 

Syn.  lawfully. 
Leg-a-tee',  n.    Nana  ka  waiwai  i  hooi- 

linala. 
Le-ga'tlon,  n.    1.    Elele  aupunl  me  ko- 

ua  poe  ukall. 

2.    Kecuaoihann  o  ka  elele  aupunl. 
Leg'bHll,  71.    Kamahukaana.     To  give 

leg  bail,  e  mahuka.    Syn.  llif?ht. 
Le'^end,  n.  1.  He  olelo  o  ka  wa  kahiko. 

2.    He  olelo  pokole  i  kakau  ia. 
L6-^en'da-ry,  adj.    1.    Maoxwpo  ole  no 

ka  wa  knhiko. 

2.    Akaka  ole  o  ka  oiaio. 
Leg'i-ble,  adj.  Maopopo  i  ka  heluhelu. 

Lefi-bly,  adv.  Me  ka  moakaka  i  ka  he- 
luhelu. 

Le^Ms-Iute,  v.  E  kau  i  kanawai;  e  hoo- 
holo  kauawai. 


Le^'is-la'tlon,  v.    Ke  kau  ana  i  kana- 
wai. 

Leg'is-la'tive,  adj.  Kau  kanawai.  Leg- 
islative assembly,  aha  kau  kanawai. 

Leg'is-la'tor,  n.     Kanaka  hana  kaua- 
wai; lalaoka  ahaolelo  kau  kanawai. 

Leg'is-la'ture,  n'    Aha  Olelo  Kau  Ka- 
nawai. 

Le-git'i-mate,  adj.     Ku  i  ke  kanawai. 

Leis'ure,  ?i.    Wa  kaawale. 

Leis'ure-ly,  adv.    Malie. 

Lem'on,  n.    Hua  lemona. 

Lem'on-ade',  n.    Wai  lemona. 

Lend,  V.    1.    E  haawi  lilo  ole. 
2.    E  kokua.    To  lend  a  hand,  e  kokua. 

Lend'er,  71.    1.    Mea  haawi. 
2.    Money  lender,  mea  hoolimalima  dala. 

Length,  n.    Loihi;  loa. 

Length'en,  v.    E  hoololhl. 

Length'wise,  adv.    Ma  ka  loa. 

Length'y,  adj.    Loihi.    Syn.  long. 

Len'i-en-cy,  n.    Ke  ahonui.    Syn.  for- 
bearancer 

Len'i-eut,  adj.    Ahonui.    Syn.  forbear- 
ing. 

Len-l-ty,  n.    Ahonui.    Syn.  mercy. 

Lens,  n.     Aniaui  hooakoakoa  kukuna 
malamalama.    Magnifying  lens. 

Le'o-nine,  adj.    Mehe  lioua  la. 

Lep'er,  n.    He  lepera. 

L6p'ro-sy,  n.     Mai  lepera;  mai  pake; 
mai  alii. 

LSp'rods,  adj.    Pili  ka  mai  pake. 

Less,  adj.    Emi  iho. 

Les-see',  n.    Mea  hoolimalima  aiua,  a 
hale  paha. 

Less'en,  v.    E  hooemi  iho. 

Lgs'son,  n.    1.    He  haawina. 
2.    Olelo  ao. 

L€st,  conj.    O, 

Let,  V.    1.    I.    Let  there  be  light,  I  mala- 
malama. 

2.    O.    Let  us  play,  O,  kakou  i  ka  paaui. 
8.    E  ae.    Syn.  permit. 

4.  Ina.    Let  us  go,  ina  kakou  e  hele. 

5.  E.    Let  us  pray,  e  pule  kakou. 
Letli'ar-gy,  n.  Ano  hiamoe.    Syn.  dull- 
ness. 

Lfit'ter,  n.    1.    Hua  palapala. 

Le-vant',  n.    Na  aiua  o  ka  hikina  e  pi- 
li ana  ma  ke  Kaiwaenahouua. 

L^v'ee,  n.     1.     Anaina  hoolauna  o  ka 
poe  hanohauo. 
2.    Pale  wai. 

Lev'el,  avj.    Iliwai;  .aumauia;  palaha- 
laha. 

Lev'er,  n.    Hekoo;heune. 
2.    Jj€verfor  heavy  articles,  lohai. 

Le'vlte,  V.    He  Levi. 

Lev'l-ty,  n.    Lealea  pono  ole. 

Lev'y,  V.    E  hookupu. 

Lewd,  adj.    Haukae;  paumaele. 

L6x'i-c6g'ra-pher,  n.     Kanaka  hana 
bnke  unuhiolelo. 

Lex'i-eon,  n.    Buke  hai  1  ke  ano  o  na 
huaolelo. 

Li'a-bil'1-ty,  7?.     Ku.    Liability  to  sick- 
ness, ku  i  ka  mai. 


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ti'a-Ml'l-ties,  n.    Na  al-e'. 

L.i'a-ble,  adj.     Ku. 

Lii'ar,  n.    Mea  wahahee. 

l.i'bel,  n.     Libela;    olelo  hooino  i  ka- 

kauia. 
lii'bel-lant,  n.    Ka  mea  e  hoopii  ana 

no  ka  libela. 
L.i'bel-ler,  n.    Mea  kakau  olelo  hooino. 

l,i'bel-lotig,  adj.    Olelo  kakau  hooino. 

liib'er-al,  adj.     Manawalea;   lokomai- 

kai.    Syn.  generous;  bountiful. 
liib'er-al'i-ty,  n.  Ka  maaawalea.  Syn. 

generosity. 
liib'er-al-ly,  adj.    Me  ka  aua  ole. 
I,ib'er-ate,   v.     E    hookuu;  hoohemo. 

Syn.  free. 
I^lb'er-a'tor,  n.    Mea  nana  e  hookuu, 
Lilb'er-tine,    v.      He   hooipoipo.     Mea 

hooko  1  na  kuko  ino. 
liib'er-ty,   n.     1.     Ke  kuokoa.     Syn. 

freedom. 

2.    Ka  kookuu  ana.    Liberty  to  go,  ka 

hookuu  ana  e  hele. 
Iii-bid'i-noti8,  adj.   Kuko  Ino;  hooka- 

makama. 
L.i-bra'ri-an,  n.    Mea  malama  walhona 

buke. 
lii'bra-ry,  n.    He  walhona  buke. 
Liice,  n.  pi.    IJku  poo. 
Lii'cense,  w.    1.    LaikinI;  palapala  ae. 

2."  Ke  ko  ana  mamuli  o  na  kuko  ino. 
Iji'cense,  v.    E  haawi  i  laikini;  e  haawl 

i  "palapala  ae. 
L.i-cen'ti-ate,  n.  Ka  mea  nana  ka  pala- 
pala ae  e  lawelawe  mamuli  o  kekahi  o 

na  oihana  naauao. 
I.i-cen'tiotk8,    adj.    Kuko  ino;  hooka- 

makama. 
Lil-^en'tlotts-negg,  n.    Ka  hooko  ana  1 

na  kuko  ino. 
lilck,  t/.    E  palu. 

Lid,  n.    Ke  poi;  ke  panl.    Syn.  cover. 
L,ie,  n.    He  wahahee;  he  olelo  hoopunl- 

puni.    Sy'n.  untruth. 
liie,  V.    E  wahahee;  e  hoopunipuni. 
L.ie  V.    E  moe. 
Iji'en,  n.    He  kuleana  ma  ka  waiwai  • 

hai ,  no  ka  aie' ;  he  kuleana  ma  ka  mo- 

L.ieu-ten'ant,  n,    Lutanela;  luna  koa. 
Life,  n.    Ola. 

L.ife'bl6od,  n.    Ke  koko  o  ke  ola, 
L.ife'boat,  n.    Waapa  hoopakele  ola. 
L,ife'guard,  n.    Koa  kiai  ola. 
Life'Iess,  adj.    Ola  ole;  make. 
Liife'long,  adj.    A  hala  ke  ola. 

X.ife'pre-gerT'er,  n.      Mea  hoopakele 

ola. 

L-ife'time,  n.    Wa  o  keia  ola;  wa  ola. 

Lift,  V.    E  hoala;  e  hapai  ae. 

Lift.  n.    1.    He  kokua.    To  give  a  lift,  e 
kokua. 

2.    Ka  hapai  ana.    A  heavy  lift,  he  ha- 
pai kaumaha. 

Lig'a-tiire,  ?i.    Hemeanakii;  mea  na- 
kinaki  pu  a  paa 

Light,  n.    He  ao;  he  malamalama. 


Llg^ht,  adj.    1.    Mama. 

2.  Ikl.    A  light  rain,  he  u'-a  iki.    Syn. 
slight. 

3.  Light  minded,  puni  lealea. 

4.  Palupalu.  Light  soil,  lepo  palupaln. 

5.  Light  weight,  paona  mama. 
Lig^ht,  V.    L    E  hoo-a';  e  kuni. 

2.    E  hoomalamalama. 

8.    E  loaa  wale.      To  light  upon  or  to 

happen  to  find,  e  loaa  wale. 

4.    E  hookau  aku;  e  kau   aku.    Syn. 

alight. 
Ligrht'en,  v.    1.    E  hoomalamalama. 

2.    E  hoo-mama. 

8.    E  hoolalelnle;  hoo-eueu. 
Light'er,  n.    Waapa  nui,  halihali  uka- 

na. 
LiKht-head'ed,    adj.     L      Poniuniu; 

hiki  ole  ke  noonoo. 

2.    Ulala;  anopupule. 
Ligrht-heart'ea,  adj.    Lea  ka  naau. 
Light'house,  n.    Hale  lama. 
Liglit-iii'fan-try,  71.    Na  koa  hele   wa- 

wae  i  makaukau  no  ka  hele  mama. 
Lighfly,  adv.    1.    Malie.    Tread  lightly, 

e  hehi  malie.    Syn.  softly. 

2.    To  talk  lightly,  e  kamailio  ano  ole. 

8.    To  think  lightly  of,  e  manao  ole  aku. 
Light'mind'ed,  adi.    Puni  lealea. 
Liglit'ning,  n.    UiJa. 
Like,  adj.    Like,  pe;  penei. 
Like,  n.    Ka  like. 
Like,  V.    1.    Ono.    Syn.  fond  of. 

2.    Makemake.    Syn.  wish, 
Likeai-hobd,  n.    He  paha.      No  likeli- 
hood of  rain,  aole  paha  he  u'a.    Syn. 

probability. 
Like'ly,  adj.    1.    Paha.    Not  likely,  aole 

paha. 

2.    Hoopono;  kuonoono.    A  likely  boy, 

he  keiki  kuonoono. 
Like'inind'ed,  adj.    Lokahi  ka  manao. 
Lik'en,  v.    E  hoohalike. 
Like'ness,  n.     Kohu   like;    kii   kohu 

like.    Syn.  resemblance. 
Like' wise,  adv.     No  hoi;    pela.    Syn. 

also. 
Lik-ing,  n.    Makemake. 
Li-li-puaian,     adj.      Aa;    iii.      Syn. 

small  in  size. 
Lil-y,  n.    Pua  lilla. 
Limb  (llm),  n.    Lala'. 

Lim'ber,  adj.      Pelu  wale;  napenape. 

Syn.  flexible. 
Llm'bo,  n.    Wahi  hoopaa;  halepaahao; 
Lime,  n.    1.    He  puna. 

2.    Hua  lemi. 
Lime'kilu,  n.    Imu  hoomoa  puna. 
Lime'stone,  n.    Pohaku  puna. 
Lim'it,  n.    Palena;  mokuna. 
Liin'lt,  i;.    E  kau  palena,  e  hoohaiki. 

Llm'l-ta'tion,  n.    Ke  kau  palena  ana; 

ka  palena. 
Lim'it-less,  adj.    Palena  ole. 
Limp »  v.  Ehookuoi;  e  opa' ma  ka  hele. 

Limp,  adj.  Napenape;  palupalu;  alualu. 
Lim'pid,  adj.    Aiai.    Syn.  clear. 


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tlnch'pln,  TO.    Hao  hoopaa  huila  i  ka 

paipaikomo  o  ke  kaa. 
liine,  n.    1.    He  kali  a     (Geom.) 

2.  Kaula.    Syn.    rope. 

3.  Aho.    Syn.  fishing  line. 

4.  Lalani;  rank.    Line  of  soldiers,  la- 
lani  koa. 

4.    Line  of  poetry,  lalani  mele. 

6.  Ano.    Line  of  goods,  he  ano  walwai 
kuai. 

7.  He  hapa-12  o  ka  iniha. 

8.  Palapala  pokolc.     Write  a  line,  ka- 
kau  i  ijalapala  pokole,  or  kakau  i  wahi 

9.  Ka  Poaiwaena-honua.  Syn.  Equator. 
"Line,  v.    E  uhi  oloko. 

liiu'e-a^e,  w.    Knauhau. 

I4in'e-al,  adj.    Ma  ke  kuauhau  pololei. 

Ijin'e-a-naeut,  n.    Helehelena  kanaka. 

Syn.  feature. 
tin'e-ar,  adj.     Loa.     Linear  measuret 

ana  loa. 
r.in'en,  n.    Lole  lilina;  lilina. 
liin'ger  v,    E  kakali;  e  lolohi;  kawele. 
Liln'ger-lng,  adj.    loihi;  kawele.    Lin- 
gering sickness,  "he  mai  loihi;  mai  ka- 
wele. 
liin'gtial,  TO.    1.    He  hua  palapala  i  pm- 

anaia  e  ke  alelo. 

2.    adj.    No  ke  alelo. 
liln'guist,  TO.    Mea  akamai  ma  na  olelo. 
L>In'i-iiient,  n.    Laau  hamo. 
Llt'i-ga'tion,  n.    Hoopii  kanawai. 
Link,  n.    He  pauku  kaulahao;  pauku. 
lilnk,  V.    E  hoohui;  e  hookui  pu.    Syn. 

join. 
liint,  n,    Pulupulu  lilina,  mea  lapaau 

eha. 
lii'on,  TO.    He  liona. 
Lii'on-ess,  n.    Liona  wahine. 
L.i'on-ize,  v.    E  hoo-hanohano. 
liip,  TO.    1.    Lehelehe. 

2.    He  kae.    Syn.  edge. 
L.iq'ui-fy,  v.    E  hooheehee. 
L.iq'uicl,  TO.    Meahee;  heehee. 
Liq'ul-date,  V.    1.    E  hoo-hee. 

2.    E  hookaa.    Syn.  settle,  pay. 
lilq'ui-d action,  to.      Ka    hookaa   ana. 

Syn.  payment. 
L.Iq'uor  (lik-er),  to.    1.    Na  wai  ona. 

2.    Kela  me  keia  ano  wai. 
I^isp,  V.    £  puana  hemahema  i  na  hua 

olelo. 
lilst,  TO.    1.    He  papahelu.   List  of  names, 

ftapa  helu  o  na  inoa.    Syn.  roll;  cata- 
ogue;  register. 

2.    He  wahi  i  hookaawale  la  no  ke  ku- 

kini,  a  paio,  a  hakaka  paha.    To  enter 

the  lists,  e  komo  i  ke  kukini. 
liist'en  (lis'n),  v.    £  hoolohe;  e  haka 

pono. 
lilst'en-er,  «.    1.    Ho  mea  e  lohe  ana. 

2.  He  hakilo;  kiu.  Syn.  eaves-dropper. 
I<Igt'les8,  adj.    Kualuua:  nanea. 
IjlBt'le88-ly,  adv.  Manaka';  manao  ole. 
lilt'er-al,  adj.    Pili  loa  i  ka  olelo.    A 

literal  translation,  he  unuhi  olelo  i  pili 

ioa  i  ka  olelo  1  kakauia. 


Naauao  ma  nabuke; 
He  poe  lilo  loa  I  ka 


liit'er-al-ly,   adv.      Pili  loa  i  ka  hua 

olelo. 

2.    Oiaio. 
liit'er-a-ry,  adj. 

irai  buke. 
liit'er-a'ti,  to.  pi, 

imi  buke. 
Ijit'er-a-ture',  TO.    Na  palapala  a  pau  o 

kela  me  keia  ano. 
liitlie,  adj.  Mama.  Syn.  nimble;  supple. 

Liitli'o-graph,  to.  Kii  i  kahaia  ma  ka  po- 

haku. 
lii-thog'ra-phy,  to.  Ke  kaha  ana  ma  ka 

pohaku. 
liifi-gant,  u.    Mea  hoopii  kanawai. 
liit'i-ga'tion,  to.    Hoopii  kanawai. 
Li-'ti'glous»  adj.    Maa  i  ka  hoopii  ka- 
nawai. 
Liit'ter,  v.    E  kiola  wale.    To  litter  up  a 

room,  e  kiola  wale  i  kela  me  keia  mea 

ma  ke  keena. 
liif  ter,  TO.    1.    He  manele. 

2.    Ghana  holoholona  keiki. 
liit'tle,  adj.    Uuku;  liilii. 
Lit'to-ral,  adj.    E  pili  ana  1  kahakai; 

no  ke  kai. 
L.ive,  V.    1.    E  ola. 

2.    E  noho;  e  noho  paa. 
Iiive'li-hodd,  to.    Oihana  e  i)ono  ai  ka 

noho  ana. 
liive'long,  adj.    Loihi  launa  ole.    The 

livelong  day,  la  loihi  launa  ole. 
liive'ly,  adj.    Hoihoi;  makaala. 
liiv'er,  TO.    1.    Mea  e  noho  ana.     Syn. 

dweller. 

2.  Mea  e  hoolako  ana  i  ka  ai. 

3.  Ake  paa. 
liiv'er-y-sta'ble,  to.    Hale  hoolimalima 

lio. 
liive'stdek,  to.    Na  holoholona  laka. 
liiv'id,  adj.    Hauliuli,  me  he  palapu  la. 
Lilv'ing,  TO.     Na  loaa  i  lawa  no  ka  noho 

ana.    Syn.  support.    E  lawa  ka  loaa  no 

ka  noho'na. 
liiz'zard,  to.    He  moo. 
LiO  I  i7iterj.    Aiahoi!    Syn,  behold. 
lioad,  TO.    Haawe.    Syn.  burden. 

2.    Ship  load,  Tpiha,  molLU.;  cart  load -pihei 

kaa. 
Load,  V.    1.    E  hooili  ukana. 

2.    E  hoopiha.    Load  a  gun,  e  hoopiha  i 

kapu. 
lioad'stdne,  to.    Pohaku  mageneta, 
Loaf,  TO.    He  popo  mea  ai. 
lioaf,  V.    E  a'ea  wale. 
Loafer,  to.    He  a'ea  haukae. 
Loam,  TO.    Tjepo  momona. 
Loain'y,  adj.  Momona.  like  me  ka  lepo. 
Loan,  TO.    1.    Mea  i  haawiia  no  ka  mana- 

wa. 

2.    Dala  hoo-aie'. 
Loathe  (lutbe),  V.    E  hoopailua.    Syn. 

abhor. 
Loatli'sdme,  adj.    Hoopailua. 
L<SbM>y,  71.    1.    Ke  keena  mawaho  ae  o 

ke  keena  ahaolelo. 
Ldb'by,  V.'   E  paipai  bila  kanawai. 
Lobe,  TO.    Ko  lalo  o  ka  pepeiao. 


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I.db'ster,  n.    He  u]a. 
Lio'cal,  adj.    No  kauwahi. 
L,o-cal'i-ty,  n.    Kauwahi. 
Lio'cate,  v.    E  hoonoho. 
liO-ca'tlon,  n.    1.    Wahi.    Syn.  place. 

2.    K a  hoonoho  aua. 
Iioeh,  n.    1.    He  loko.    Syn.  lake. 

2.    He  kaikuono.    Syn,  bay. 
Liuck,  n.  1.  Laka.    Door  lock,  laka  jmka. 

2.  Owili  lauoho.    Syn.  lock  of  hair 

3.  Loko  hoopaa  wal  ma  ka  auwai  nui. 
liock,  V.    1.    E  ki  a  paa. 

2.    Lock  arms,  e  hookui  pu  i  na  lima. 
liock'er,  n.    Iiolowaa  1  ki  ia. 
Iioek'et,  n.    Mea  milimili,  walho  kli. 
Luek'-smltli,  n.    Kanaka  hana  laka. 
Li3ek'-up,  n.    Halewal. 
Lo'eo-mo'tlon,  n.    Ka  hele  ana  ma  na 

kauwahi. 
liji'eo-mo'tive,  n.    Enikini  kaa  mahn. 
l,6d^e,  n.    1.    Halenoholkl. 

2.    Hale  halawai  o  na  aha  malu'. 
liddgre,  n.     1.    £  noho  iki;  nohonoka 

wa  pokole. 

2.  E  ku.    Syn.  strike;  hit. 

3.  Lodge  a  complainty  e  waiho  mal  i  kn- 
mu  hoopii. 

liodg'er,  71.  Ohuahale;  meaenohoana. 

liudg'ings,  71.  pi.    Wahi  noho. 

lioft,  n.     Keena  oluna.    Sail  lojl,  keena 

humuhumu  pea. 
tarty,  adj.    1.    Klekle.    Syn.  elevated. 

2.    Hookano;  haakei.    Syn.  proud. 
l,6g,  n.    Pauku  laau. 
Log'a-rltliin,  71.    Huhtii  helH. 
Lug'-bobk,  n.  Buke  moolelo  no  ka  hoo- 

holo  moku. 
Liog'-hoiise,  w.    Hale  1  kuknlnla  me  na 

pauku  laau. 
Log'ic,  n.    Ka  ike  o  ke  kukulu  manao. 
Lo§'ic-al,  adj.    Kukulu  manao. 
Lo-g^I'clan,  n.    Mea  akamai  i  ke  kukulu 

manao. 
Loin,  71.    Puhaka. 
Loi'ter,  v.    E  hoololohi;  nahiU;  mana- 

ka'. 
Loi'ter-er,  n.    He   nahill;  mea  hooha- 

kalia  wale. 
li($ll,  V.    E  hoonanea:  e  luana  wale. 
Lone'll-ness,  n.    Mehameha  o  ka  noho 

ana. 

T  ^^«fl^V««  i  c"*i-    Mehameha. 

L.dng,  adj.    Loa;  loloa;  loihi. 

Long,  v.    E  iini. 

Lon-gev'I-ty,  n.    Ka  loihi  o  ke  ola. 

Long-liead'ed,  adj.    Akamai  i  ka  noo- 

uoo  e  mamua;  poonoo.    Syn.  shrewd; 

discerning. 
Long'ing,  n.    Ka  Iini  o  ka  naatl. 
Lon'gi-tude,  n.    Lonitu. 
L6n'gi-tu'di-nal,  adj.    Loa. 
Ldnj^lived,  adj.    Ola  loihi. 
Lilng-sTirfer-ing,  adj.     Ahonul;  hoo- 

manawanui.    Syn.  patient. 
l.cing-'wlnd'ed,  adj.    1.    Mau  ke  aho. 

2.    Loihi  a   hooliihi.      A  lonq   winded 

speech,  he  haiolelo  loihi  a  hooluhi. 


Lo'bk,  V.    1.    E  nana.    Syn.  see. 

2.    Look  for,  e  imi;  e  hull. 
L.o'bk,  n.    Ka  nana  ana  o  ka  maka. 
Ldbk^ing-glass,  11.    He  aniani  nana. 
Liobk'out,  71.    L    He  wahi  nana;   wahi 

kiai;  he  aleo. 

2.    To  he  on  the  lookout,  e  hakilo;  e  kiai: 

emakaala. 
Loom,  V.    E  hoea  mai  ma  kahi  mamao. 
Loom,  n.    Mikini  hana  lole. 
Loose,  V.    L    E  wehe  ae ;  e  hoohemo. 

2^  E  kala;  e  hookuu. 
Loose,  adj.    1.    Oluolu;  alualu.     Syn. 

not  tight. 

2.  Hemo.    Syn.  not  fast. 

3.  Ino;  pono  ole.  Loose  habits,  na  ha- 
na maa  ino.  A  loose  life,  he  noho'ua 
pono  ole. 

Loose'ly,  adv.     Kapulu.      To  do   work 

loosely,  e  hana  kapulu  1  ka  hana. 
Loos'en,  V.     1.    E  hooluolu ;  hooalualu. 

Loosen  the  jib  sheet,   e  hoo  alualu  i  ke 

kaula  pea  inu. 

2.    E  noopalupalu.     Loosen  the  soil,  e 

hoopalupalu  i  xa  lepo. 

8.    E  liemo;  o  wehe  ae. 
Lo-qua'cioGs,  adj.    Walaau  mau. 
Lo-quac^i-ty,  ti.    Ka  walaau  mau. 
Ldrd,  7i7    1.    Haku. 

2.    Inoa  hanohano. 
Lord,  V.    E  hookiekie. 
Lord'Iy,  adj.    Haaheo;   hookano;  hoo- 
kiekie. 
Lord'ship,  n.    Inoa  hanohano. 
Lore,  71.     Naauao;  ike.    Syn.  learning. 
Lose.  V.    1.    E  nalowale:  e  lllo. 

'±    E  poho'. 

8.    E  naule. 
Los'er,  n.    1.    Ka  mea  nana  ka  poho'. 

2.    Ka  mea  nana  ka  mea  i  Iiaule. 
Ldss,  n.    L    Ka  nalowale  aua;  ka  haule 

ana. 

2.    Ka  poho';  ka  poino. 
Lot,  71.    1.    He  pa. 

2.  He  mahele;  haawina. 

3.  He  hoailona. 

Ldth,  adj.    Hoowaha'waha';  makemake 

ole. 
Lo'tion,  n.    Laau  wai  hamo. 
L6t'ter-y,  n.    Kekahi  ano  pili  waiwal. 
Loud,  adj.    Nui  kaleo;  kani  nui. 
Loud'ly,  adi'.    Aaina;  me  ke  kani  nui. 
Lounge,  n.    He  puuee. 
Lounge,  v.    1.    E  hiolani;  e  luana  wale. 

2.    E  aea  wale.    Syn.  loaf. 
Loun^'er,  71.    1.    Mea  hoonanea  wale. 

2.    Mea  noho  wale;    he   aea  haukae. 

Syn.  loafer. 
Louse,  71.    He  uku  poo. 
Lous'y,  adj.    Paapu  i  na  uku. 
Lout,  71.    Kanaka  hemahema;  he  kua- 

alna. 
Lov'a-ble,  adj.    Kn  I  ke  aloha  la. 
Love,  71.    Aloha.    Syn.  affection 
Love'lct'ter    n.     Palapala   hooipoipo; 

palapala  alona, 
Love'Il-ness,  n.    Ano  ku  i  ke  aloha. 
Love'ly,  adj.    Onaoua;  ku  i  ke  aloha. 


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Ij6v'er,  n,    Mea  aloha;  heipo. 
liove'-sdngr.  n.    Mele  o  ka  puuwal. 
I  jv'ingr,  adj.    Aloha. 
Xiov'ing-kind'ness,  n.    LokomaikaL 
lidw.acO*.    !•    Haahaa, 

2.    ilaumia;  pelapela.    Syn.  vile. 
IiOTr'bom,  adj.  Ilanauia  ma  ke  kulana 

haahaa.    Syn.  baseborn. 
liow'bred,  adj.    Kuaaina;  naaupo. 
I^oAv'er,  V.    E  hoohaahaa;  e hookuu  iho. 
Low'er,  V.    1.    E  pouli  mai. 

2.    E  hakumakuma.    Syn.  frown. 
r.6w'er-y,  adj.  Pouliuli;  hakumakuma. 
liow'land,  n.    Aina  haahaa. 
liow'li-ness,  n.    Akahai;  haahaa  o  ka 

naau, 
I^ow'ly,  adj.     Akahai;  haahaa,     Syn. 

II16Clc« 

liow'spir'it-ed,  adj.    1.    Luuluu;  kau- 

mahakanaau.    Syn.  depressed. 

2.    Apiki.    Syn.  mean. 
I^oy'al,  adj.    Kupaa. 
r,6y'al-ty,  n.    Ka  manao  kupaa. 
'Ltox'en^e,  n.    1.    Mea  ono  kopaa. 

2.    Huina-ha-like,  like  ole  nae  na  aoao. 

Syn.  rhomb. 
r.ab'ber,  n.    Kanaka  puipui  a  molowa; 

kanaka  hawawa. 
liilb'ber-ly,  adj.    Kapulu;  hemahema; 

lomaloma.    Syn.  awkward. 
Iju'bri-€ate,  V.    £  hamo  i  pahee. 
liU'cid,  adj.     1.     Molaelae;    moakaka; 

aiai.    Syn.  clear;  bright. 

2.    Lucid  interval,  wa  noonoo  pono  o  ka 

mea  pupule.    Syn.  sane. 
JLtiek,  n.     Mea  ulia  wale;  laki.     Good 

luck,  he  pomaikai  1  ulia  wale.  Bad  luck, 

he  poino  i  ulia  wale;  laki  ole. 
ttick'y,  adj.    Pomaikai;  laki. 
I^iiek'l-ly,  adv.    Pomaikai  maoll. 
Lu'cra-tive,  adj.    Puka;  nui  mai  o  ke 

dala. 
liU'cre,  n.    Dala  puka;  waiwai  puka. 
Lu'di-croGs,  adj.    Lea;  ku  i  ka  akaaka, 

Syn.  laughable. 
lidff,  V.    E  hoopii  i  ka  raakani. 
Litkg,  r.    E  halihali  me  ke  kaumaha, 
Liijg'Ka^e,  n.     Ukana  pili  kino.     Syn. 

bugKHge. 
lau-gu'brl-otig,  adj.     Haloilol;  kuma- 

kena.    Syn.  mournful. 
I.uke'w}|rm,   adj.    Malili;   pumahana. 
L.A11,  V.    E  hoo-na'.    Syn.  cjuiet. 

2.  E  malie  mai.      The  vnnd  has  lulled, 
ua  malie  mai  ka  makani. 

3.  E  hoomalielie.    Syn.  calm. 

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I.iil'a-by,  n.    Mele  hoo-na  keiki  liilil. 
I^um-ba'go,  n.     He  hui  ma  ka  puhaka. 
liiiin'ber,  n.     Kela  me  keia  ano  papa 

laau. 
liiim'ber-rdbiii,  n.  Keena  waihoukana^ 

Liu'mi-na'ry,  n.  Mea  hoomalamalama; 

he  lama. 
liU'mi-nofis,  adj.    Malamalama;   aial, 

Syn.  bright. 
Liump.  w.    Hepuu. 
L.ump'y,  adj.    Puupuu;  hakuhaku, 
L,u'na-cy,  n.    Pupule.    Syn.  insanity. 
liun'arr  adj.    Pill  no  ka  mahina. 
Liu'na-tie,  n.    He  pupule. 
launch,  n.    He  wahi  pain  a  iki. 
liuncb'eon,  n.    Ka  ai  o  ka  paina  iki. 
L.ungr>  n.    Ake  mama. 
liurch,  n.    L    Ka  hull  kuhewa  o  ka  mo- 

ku  ma  kona  aoao. 

2.    Ka  haalele  wale  ana  iloko  o  ka  pi- 

likia.    To  leave  in  the  lurch,  e  haalele 

iloko  o  ka  pilikia. 
liure,  V,    E  onou;  e  hoohalua;  e  hoowa- 

lewale.    Syn.  entice. 
liU'rid,  adj.    Pouliuli;  panopano. 
liurk,  V.    E  hoomakakiu ;  e  pee. 
Liurk'ing- place,  n.    Wahi  e  pee  ai;  wa- 
hi e  hoom.akaldu. 
liiks'ciotis,  adj.    Onoloa;  mikomiko. 
L.iist7  n.    Kuko  hewa;  makaleho. 
Liist'ful,  adj.     Piha  i  na  kuko  hewa; 

makaleho. 
I^iist/ i-ly,   adv.     1.     Ikaika.     To  work 

lustily,  e  hana  ikaika. 

2.    Nui.     To  shout  lustily,  e  hooho  nui. 
liis'trous,  adj.    Alohilohi;  hinuhinu; 

anapanapa. 
liiist'rum,  n.    Hewa;  elima makahiki, 

T.iisVy,adj.  Ikaika;  puipui.  Syn.  strong. 
Liux-u'ri-ance,  n.    Nui  o  ka  ulu. 
Liux-u'ri-ant,  adj.    1.    Kawowo.    ittx- 

urant  growth,  kawowo  ka  ulu  ana. 

2.    Ikaika  ma  ka  ulu  ana ;  ulu  a  nui. 
liux-u'ri-ate,  v.     L    E  hoo-oluolu;    e 

hoonanea, 

2.    E  hauolinui. 
liux-u'rl-ofis.adj.    1.  Pakela  aL    Syn. 

luxurious  living. 

2.    Hoohiehie. 
liux'u-ry,  n.    Mea  e  hoohiehie  ai  ka  no- 

ho  ana. 
lL.y-ce'uin,  n.    L    Ahahul  Ilnl  Kaauao 

2.  "Hale  o  ka  ahahui  Imi  Naauao. 
r.yo  (li),  n.    Wai  lehu  ahi. 
Lyre,  n.    Lira  hookani.    Syn.  harp. 


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M 


Mac-ad'am-ize,  n.   E  kaplll  alanui  i 
na  pohuku  iliili, 

M.a€li'i-na'tion  (mak-l-na'tion),  n. 
Hana  malu'  kui)onoole.  Syn.  intrigue; 
Btratagem. 

Ma-chine',  ^ma-sheen'),  n.  Mikini; 
mea  kokua  i  ka  hana  a  ka  lima. 

Ma-cliin'er-y,  n.  Na  mikini  o  kelam.e 
keia  ano. 

Ma-chin'ist,  n.    Kanaka  hana  mikini. 

Mad^  adj.    1.    Huhuloa. 
2.    Pupule. 

Mad'am,  n.    Inoa  kahea  no  ka  wahine. 

Mad'house,  n.  Hale  pupule.  Syn.  in- 
sane asylum. 

Mad'ly,  adv.  Me  ka  ino  loa.  Syn.  in- 
sanely.   Pupule. 

M  ad'ness ,  n.  Ano  pupule ;  ano  hehena ; 
ulala.    Syn.  insanity. 

Mag'a-zine',  n,  L  Hale  hoo-ahu.  Syn. 
storehouse.  '    *■• 

2.    Buke  i  paiia  1  kela  me  keia  mana- 
"wa,  buke  hooiliili  kumu  manao. 

Mag'got,  n.    Ke  ilo. 

Mag'eot-y,  adj.    Paapu  I  na  ilo. 

Ma'gi,  w.    Ka  poe  Magoi  o  ka  Hlklna. 

Mag'ie,  TO.    Hana  kilokilo. 

Ma-gi'eian,  n.    Kanaka  kilokilo. 

Mag'is-te'ri-al,  adj.     1.    Piii  1  ka  oi- 
liana  lunakanawai. 
2.    Haaheo;  hookiekie.    Syn.  arrogant. 

Magr'is-tra-cy,  n.    L     Oihana  lunaka- 
nawai. 
2.    Ka  papa  lunakanawai. 

Magr'is-trate,  n.    Luna  hooko  kanawai. 

Mag'na-Cliar'ta,  n.  He  kumu  kanawai 
aupuni. 

Mag'na-nlm'i-ty,  n.  Ano  lokomaikai. 
Syn.  generosity. 

Mag-nan'i-mous,  adj.  Lokomaikai. 
Syn.  generous. 

Mag-nan'l-moTis-ly,  adv.  Me  ka  loko- 
maikai.   Syn.  generously. 

Mag'nate,  n.  Kanaka  hanohano;  kana- 
ka koikoi. 

Mag'net,  n.    Pohaku  ume  hao. 

Mag-net'ic,  adjf.    Manaume. 

Mag'net-isni,  n.    Ka  mana  ume. 

Mag'net-ize,  v.  E  hookomo  i  ka  ma- 
na ume;  e  ume. 

Mag-nif  i-cence,  n.    Ke  kamahao. 

Mag-nif  1-cent,  adj.    Kamahao. 

Mag'ni-fi-er,  n.  Aniani  hoomahuahua 
ike. 

Mag'ni-f^,  v.  1.  E  hoomahuahua  i  ka 
ike  o  ka  maka. 

2.    E  hoolea;  hoonani.     Syn.  praise; 
exalt. 


MSg'ni-tud©,  n.    Ka  nui,    Syn.  bulk; 

greatness.  Magnitude  of  the  undertaking, 

ka  nui  o  kahana. 
Ma-hog'a-ny,   n.    He  kumu  laau  ane 

like  me  ke  kou. 
Ma-hdm'et-an,  n.    He  Mahometa. 

MMd'en '(  ^'    Wahine  opio  mare  ole. 
Maid'en-hair,  n.    He  iwaiwa. 
Mail,  w,    1.    Pale  umauma  metala. 

2.    Eke  leta. 
Mail,  V.     £  hookomo  ma  ke  eke  leta. 

Syn.  post. 
MaiPa-ble,  adj.     Kupono  ke  halihali 

ia  ma  ke  eke  leta. 
Maim,  v.    E  moku  na  lala;  e  hana  ino  i 

ke  kino.    Syn.  mutilate. 
Main,  ad).    1.    Nui.    Syn.  mighty. 

2.    Ano  nui;  hapa  nui.     Byn,  chiefly; 
►rincipally.    Mainly  devoted  to  agricul- 

lure,  lilo  nui  i  ka  m'ahiai. 
Mfiin'mast,  n.    Ke  kia  nui  o  ka  moku. 
Main'sJiil,  n.    Ka  pea  hope;  ka  ])ea  nui. 
Main-tain',    V.     L      E   malama  mau. 

Syn.  sustain. 

2.    E  hoolako.     Syn.    support,    lulain- 

tain  a  family,  e  hoolako  i  ka  ohaua. 
Miiin'te-naiice,  n.    1.    Ka  hoolako  ana 


FJ 


i  na  mea  e  pono  ai  ke  ola. 


Maize,  TO.    Kurina.    Syn.  Indian  com. 

Ma-Jes'tic,  adj'.    Ihiihi;  kamahao. 

Maj'es-ty,  TO.  Hanohano  nui :  he  kama- 
hao. £ti3  Majesty,  the  King,  ka  mea  ka- 
mahao, ka  Moi. 

MJi'jor,  w.     Mekia;  luna  koa. 

Ma-j6r'i-ty,  n.    1.    Ka  hapa  nui. 
2.    Ka  wa  oo  ma  ke  kanawai. 

Make,  v.  1.  E  hana;  e  kukulu.  Syn. 
construct. 

2.  E  kaohi.    Syn.  compel. 

3.  E  loaa.  Syn.  earn;  gain.  Make 
money,  e  loaa  i  dala. 

4.  To  make  a  complaint,  e  waiho  mai  i 
kumu  hoopii. 

5.  To  make  a  calculation,  e  helu;  e  noo- 
noo  helu. 

6.  To  make  known,  e  hooakaka;  e  hoola- 
ha. 

7.  Lilo.  Syn.  become.  A  good  boy  will 
make  a  good  man,  e  lilo  ana  ke  keiki  mai- 
kai  i  kanaka  maikai. 

8.  Make  choice  of,  G\ioho.   Syn.  choose. 

9.  Make  free  with,  e  lawewale. 

10.  Make  good,  (a)  E  hooko.  Make  good 
a  promise,  e  hooko  i  kaolelo.  (6.)  Make 
good  a  loss,  e  hoihoi  i  ka  poho. 

11.  Make  light  of,  e  manao  ole  aku, 
Syn.  to  b©  indifferent  to. 


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12.  Make  much  of,  e  manao  nui  aku. 
Syn.  to  esteem  hignly. 

13.  Make  oat,  e  noomaopopo;  akaka. 
Syn.  understand.  To  make  out  the  mean- 
ing^ e  hoomaopopo  i  ke  ano. 

14.  Make  out  a  case-,  e  hooia  i  ka  aoao 
hoopii. 

15.  Make  over  property,  e  hoolilo  wai- 
wai.    Syn.  to  deed  property ;  to  convey. 

16.  Make  saily  e  huki  i  na  pea. 

17.  Make  up,  (a)  e  hoolaulca.  Syn. 
reconcile.  (&)  E  hoo-puolo.  Syn.  make 
up  a  bundle,  (c)  Make  up  a  deficit,  e 
hooponopono  mai  i  ka  mea  i  koe.  (d) 
Make  up  accounts,  e  hooponopono  i  na 
helu. 

18.  Make  water ^  (a)  e  Uu.  Syn.  leak; 
(&)  mimi.    Syn.  urinate. 

Mak'er,  n.    Mea  nana  e  hana. 
Make'sliift,  w.    He  mea  ku  i  ka  wa. 
Mal'ad-inln'is-tra'tion,  n.    Ke  ko  po- 

no  olo  aua  i  na  hana  o  ka  oihana. 
MaPa-dy»  n.    He  mai.    Syn.  sickness^ 

Ma-la'rI-a,  n.   Ea  ino  nana  mai  ka  mai. 
Mal'eon-tent',  n,    Mea  ohumu  mau. 
Male,  n.    He  kane. 
Mal'e-dl€'tion,  n.    Olelo  hailiili;  olelo 

hooino. 
Mal'e-fae'tor,  n.    Kanaka  hoohaki  ka- 

nawai. 
Ma-lev'o-lent,  adj,    Manao  ino;  naau 

keemoa;  opu  ino. 
Mal-fea'sance,  n,     Ka  hana  pono  ole. 

Malfeasance  in  office^  ka  hana  pono  ole 

ma  k a  oihana. 
Mal'ice,  n.    Ka  manao  ino;  opu  ino. 
Ma-ll'oiofis,  adj.    Syn.  malevolent. 
Ma-li'cious-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  manao  ino. 

Ma-lign' (ma-line),  r.  Eakiaki;eni- 
ania.    Syn.  traduce;  slander. 

Ma-liff'nant,  adj.  1.  Akiaki;  niania. 
2.  Hoopilikia  Ola;  ino  loa,  A  vialig- 
na«i  disease,  he  mai  ino  loa.  Syn.  viru- 
lent. 

M a-lig'ni-ty,  n.     L    Niania;  opu  ino. 
Syn.  malice. 
Ke  ano  make.    Syn.  virulence. 

Mal'le-a-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ke  kuila  a  la- 
hilahi. 

Mal'let,  n.    Hamale  laau. 

Mal-prae'tl<ge,  n.    1.    Lapaau  hewa. 
2.    Hana,  pono  ole. 

Mai- treat',  v.  £  hana  ino  aku;  e  hoo- 
maau. 

Mal-treat/menty  n*    L      Ka  hana  ino 
ana. 
2.    Ka  lapaau  hewa  ana. 

M&m'nion,  n.  Mamona;  ka  walwal  o 
keia  ao. 

Man,  n,    Kane;  kana'ka. 

Man,  V.    E  hooiako  i  na  ka'naka. 

M&n'a-elei,  n.  Kupee  lima  hoopaahao. 

Man'a^re,  v.  1.  E  hooponopono;  o  ma- 
lam  ii  pono.  Manage  of  aira,  e  hoopono- 
pono 1  ka  oihana. 

2.  Manage  to  do  without,  e  hoomanawft- 
nul  i  ka  nele. 


Man'age-a-ble,  adj,    1.    Hiki  ke  hoo- 
ponopono ia, 
2.    Hiki  ke  hoolakalakaia. 

Man'age-uaent,   n.     1.      Ka   hoopono- 
pono aua.    Poor  management,  hoopono 
pono  hemahema. 
2.    Papa  luna  hooponopono. 

Man'a-ger,  n.    Luna  hooponopono. 

Man-dfi'mtis,  n.    Falapala  kauoha  o  ka 
aha  hookolokolo. 

Man'da-rin,  n.    Luna  aupuni  o  Kina. 

Man'date,  n.    He  kauoha.     Syn.  com- 
mand. 

Man'da-to-ry,  adj.    Me  ke  kauoha. 

Mane,  n.    Hulu  a-i'  o  na  holoholona. 

Ma-neu'ver,  n.    1.      He  hana  maalea. 
Syn.  stratagem. 

2.    Military  maneuver,  ka  hana  o  ka  oi- 
hana koa. 

Man'fiil,  adj.  Hookanaka.  Syn.  manly. 

Man'ful-ly,  adv.     Me   ka  hookanaka. 
Syn.  nobly. 

Man'grer,  «.    Pahu  hanai  holoholona, 

Man'gle,  v.    Haihai  a  weluwelu 

Man'hoody  n.    Ke  kulana  kanaka  ma- 

kua. 
Ma'ni-ae,  n.    Kanaka  pupule  loa,    Syn. 

madman. 
Man'i-fest,  adj.     Moakaka;   akakale«u 

Syn.  obvious ;  evident. 
Man'i-feeit»  n.     He  pepa  hoike  ukaua 

moku. 
Man'i-fest,  v.    E  hoike.    Syn.  exhibit; 

show. 
Man'i-fes-ta'tion,  n.    Ka  hoike  ana, 
Man'1-fest-ly,  adv.    Maopopolea.  Syn. 

evidently. 
Man'i-fold,  ad/.    Lehulehu. 
Ma-nlp'u-late,  v.    E  mill;  e  lawelawe 

me  ka  lima.    Syn.  handle. 
Man-kind',  n.    Ka'naka. 
Man'li-nesSy  n.    Ke  ano  hookana'ka. 
Man'ly,  adj,    Hookanaka.    Syn.  noble. 
Man'ner,  n.    1.    Ano.    Syn.  sort. 

2.    Manners,  ano  launa.    Good  manners^ 

ano  launa  maikai,  pihalula. 
Man'of-wgr',  n.    Moku  manuwa'. 

Manse,  n,    1.    Hale  noho  no  ke  kahuna 

pule. 

2.    Aina  mahi.    Syn.  farm. 
Man'sion,  n.    Hale  noho  akea. 
Man'slaugh-ter,  n.    Lawe  ola;  pepehl 

kana'ta. 
Man'tel,  n.     Holowaa  makapaiaoka 

hale. 
Man'tle,  n.    He  lole  koloka;  he  kihel 

aahu. 
Mau-tll'la,  n.  He  koloka  no  ka  wahine. 

M&n'u-al,  a>dj'     Lima.     Manual  labor, 

hana  lima. 
Man'u-al,  n.    Buke  liilil,  paa  lima. 
Mkn'u-fae'to-ry,  «.    Hale  oihana  hana 

lima. 
Man'u-fa^'tnre,  v.    E  hana,  Ina  me  ka 

lima,  a  inikini  paha. 
Man'ii-fae'ture,  n.     Ka  mea  i  hauaia  o 

ka  lima,  a  mikini  paha. 


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Man'u-fae'tur-er,  n.     Kanaka  hana  i 

kela  me  keia  mea. 
Man'u-mit',  v.    E  hookuu  mai  ka  noho 

ana  kuapaa.    Syn.  free. 
Ma-nure',  n.      Mea  hoomomona  lepo; 

kukae. 
Man'u-script,  n.    Pepa  i  kakau  lima  ia. 
Ma'ny   (me-ny),   adj.     Lehulehu;  ma- 

kena;  nuiwale. 
Map,  n.    Palapala  aina. 
3Iar,  V.     Ehooki-na';   e  hana  inoike- 

kahi  mea. 
Ma-raud'er,  n.    He  powa';  kanaka  pa- 

kaha.    Syn.  robber. 
Miir'ble,  n.    Pohaku  mabela. 
March,  n.    1.    Maraki. 

2.    Huakai  o  na  koa. 
Mare,  «.    Lio  wahine. 
Mar'cin,  n.     He   kae;    lie  llhi.     Syn. 

border. 
Ma-rine',  adj.    1.    O  ke  kaL   A  marine 

view,  ke  nanaina  o  ke  kai. 

2.  Marine  hospital,  hale  mai  no  naluina. 
Ma-rine',  n.  Na  moku.  Merchant  marine, 

na  moku  kalepa. 

2.    He  koa  o  ka  moku  manuwa. 
Mar'i-ner,  n.    Kanaka  holo  moana;  se- 

la;  luina.    Syn.  seaman;  sailor. 
Mar'i-tal,  adj.    No  ke  kane  mare. 
Mar'i-time,  adj.     Pili  1  ka  moana;  pill 

1  ke  kai.    Syn.  nautical.    Maritime  na- 
tions, na  lahui  hooholo  moana. 
Mark,  n.    1.    He  hoailona;  he  kaha. 

2.    He  mea  kaulana.    Syn.  distinction. 

A  man  of  mark,  he  kanaka  kaulana, 
Mark,  v.    1.    E  kaha;  e  hoailona. 

2.    E  haka  pono;  e  noonoo  pono.    Syn. 

heed;  observe. 
Miir'ket,  n.    1.    Hale  makeke. 

2.    Makeke;  he  kuai  akea;   oihana  ka- 
lepa. 
Mar'ket-man,  n.  Kanaka  o  ka  makeke. 
Mar'ket-ing,  n.     Ke  kuai  ana  ma  ka 

makeke. 
Marks'man,  n.    Kanaka  kl  pu. 
Mar'ma-lade,  n.     Mea  ono  i  hanaia  me 

na  hua  ai. 
Mar'riage,  n.     Ka  mare.     Syn.  matri- 
mony; wedlock. 
Mar'riage-a-ble,  adj.  Kuponokemare. 
Mar'row,  n.    Ka  lolo  o  ka  iwi. 
Mar'ry,  v.    E  mare. 
3rarsh,  n.    Aina  poTio-poho'. 
Mar'slial,  n.    1.    Ilamuku. 

2.    He  alakai  nui  o  ka  huakai. 

8.    Alihi  kaua  nui,  ma  Europa. 
Mar'shal,   v.      E    hoonohonoho  pono. 

Marshal  troops,  e  hoonohonoho  pono  i 

na  puali  kaua. 
Marsh'y,  adj.    Po'ho-poho'. 
Mart,  n.    Syn.  market. 
Miir'tial,  adj.    Koa. 
Alar'tyr,  n.  Mea  hoike  no  ka  oiaio,  a  i 

ka  make. 
Mar't^r-dom,  n.    Ka  hoomake  ana  no 

ka  oiaio. 
Mfir'vel,  v.    E  haohao. 
Mar'vel-otks,  adj.    Kupaianaha. 


Mas'eu-line,  adj.    Kane.    Syn.  male. 
Mash,  r.    1.    E  hoo-pe ;  e  kui  a  aeae. 
Mask,  71.    He  uhi  no  ka  maka;  he  uhi. 
3Ia'8on,  n.    Kanaka  hamo  puna. 
Ma'son-ry,  n.    L     Ka  mea  i  kukuluia 

me  ka  puna. 

2.    Oihana  hamo  puna. 
Mass,  n.     1.     He  ahu;   he  ahua.    The 

masses,  ka  lehulehu. 

2.    He  pule  o  ka  hoomana  Roma, 
Mas'sa-cre,  a'    E  luku  wale. 
Mass'ive,  adj.    1.    Paa;  ikaika. 

2.    Nunui.    Syn.  bulky. 
Mast,  n.    Kia  moku. 
Mas'ter,  n.    Kumu;  haku. 
Mas'ter,  V.    E  lanakila;  e  hoopio.  Syn. 

conquer.    Master  a  difficulty,  e  lanakila 

maluna  o  ka  nilikia. 
Mas'ter-ly,  aa/.    Mikioi;  akamai.    In  a 

masterly  manner,  ma  ke  ano  akamai. 
Mas'ter-piece,  n.  Hana  i  oi;  hana  poo- 

kela. 
Mas'ter-y,  n.    Ka  lanakila. 
3Ias'ti-cate,  v,     E  nau  a  wall.     Syn, 

chew. 
Mas'ti'ff,  n.    He  iUo  nui. 
Mat,  n.    Moena. 
Match,  n.     1.     He  kukaepele  hoo-a  ahi. 

2.    He  lua  like. 

8.    He  mare. 

4.    He  paio.    Syn.  contest. 
Match,  V.    4.    E  Imi  i  ka  like. 

2.    E  aumeume  ma  ka  paio. 
Mdtch'less,  adj.    Lua  ole.     Syn.  peer- 
less; unequaled. 
Match'iuak'er,  n.    L  Mea  hana  kukae- 
pele. 

2.    Mea  hookonokono  mare. 
3Ifttch'plane,  n.     Koi  hole  papa. 
Mate,  71.    1.    He  hoa;   kokoolua.     Syn. 

companion. 

2.    Hulipahu. 
Ma-te'ri-al,  n.    Mea;  materia. 
Ma-ter'ual,  adj.    Makuahiue.  Maiemal 

love,  aloha  makuahine. 
Ma-ter'nl-ty,  n.     Kulana  makuahine. 
Math'e-mat'ie-al,  adj.    Pili  i  na  helu. 
Math'e-mat/ic-al-ly,  adv.     Mamuli  o 

na  helu. 
Math'e-ma-ti'clan,  n.   Mea  akamai  ma 

na  helu. 
Math'e-mat'ics,  n.    Na  helu. 
Ma'tins,  n.  pi.    Pule  kakahiaka. 
Mat'ri-cide,  n.     Mea  hoomake  makua- 
hine. 
Ma-tric'u-late,  v.  E  kakau  inoa  ma  ka 

papa  inoa  o  ke  kula  nui,  a  ahahui  paha. 
Marri-mo'ni-al,  adj.  Mare.    Syn.  con- 
nubial. 
Mat'ri-mo-ny,  n.   Ka  mare.   Syn.  mar- 
riage. 
Ma'tron,  n.    1.    Wahine  mare. 

2.    Luna  wahine  hooponopono. 
Maf  ter,  n,    1.    Mea  kino.    Syn.  mater- 

laL 

2.    Pilau  o  kahi  eha.    Syn.  pus. 

8.    Pilikia.    Syn.  difficulty. 

4.    No  matter,  mea  ole. 


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Mat'ting,  n.    Moena;  na  lako  hana  mo- 

ena. 
Mat'tock,  7*.    He  kipikua. 
Mat'tress,  to.    Pela  moe. 
Ma-ture',  adj.    1.    Oo.    Syn.  ripe. 

2.    Mature  reflection,  noonoo  pono. 
Ma-tu'ri-ty,  n.    1.    Wa  oo. 

2.    Ka  piha  o  ka  manawa, 

8.    The  maturity  of  a  note,  ka  wa  hookaa 

o  ka  bila  aie. 
Mau'so-le'um,  n.    Hale  kupapau  nani. 
Maw,  n.    Opu  holoholona. 
Mikx'iiu,  n.     Olelo  naauao.     Syn.  pro- 
verb. 
Max'i-mtun,  adj.    Ka  nui  loa. 
May,  n.    Mahiua  o  Mei. 
May,  V.   1.   Aeia.    Syn.  to  be  permitted. 

2.     Malia;   paha.     He  may  have  gone, 

malia  ua  hala  oia. 
May'or  (mar),  n.     Ke  poo  o  ke  kulana- 

kaiihale. 
Maze,  n.  He  wabi  pakaawili ;  mea  eehia. 
Ma'zy,  adj,    Pakaawili. 
Me,  pron.   la'u. 
Mead'ow,  n.  Aina  kula  i  paa  i  ka  mauu. 

Mea'ger,  adj.    1.    Wiwi;  olala, 

2.    lawa  ole;  kupono  ole. 
Mea'ger-ly,  adv.    Kupono  ole. 
Meal,  n.    1.    Palaoao  icelame  keia  ano. 

2.    He  pa-i'na. 
Meal'y,  adj.    Maha'ba', 
Mean,  adj.    1    Haahaa;  pi;  naboa. 

2.    Iwaeuakonu.    Mean  point,  kiko  wa- 

ena  konu. 
Mean,  v.    E  manao. 
Means,  n.  pi.    Kumu.    Means  of  instruc- 

fian,  kumu  o  ka  boonaauao. 
Me-an'der,  v.    E  kabe  i-o  ia  nei. 
Mean'lng,  n.    Ke  ano. 
Mean'ness,  n.    Apiki;  ano  naboa;  Ino. 
Mean'time,       >      .      Ia  wa  no;  ia  ma- 
Mean'while,     ]  ""^-       nawa. 
Mea'sles.  n.pl.    Mai  ula. 
Meas'nr-a-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ke  anaia. 

Mcas'ure,  n.  Ana.  To  take  measures,  e 
hoomakaukau. 

Meas'ure-legg,  adj.  Palenaole.  Syn. 
boundless. 

M<^ai'ure-nient,  n.    Ke  ana  ana. 

Meat,  adj.    I'o. 
2.    He  ai  o  kela  me  keia  ano.    Meat  and 
drink,  na  mea  ai  me  na  mea  inu. 

Me-clian'ic,  n.  He  kanaka  lawelawe 
ma  kekabi  o  na  oihana  bana  lima. 

Me-chan'Ic-al,  adi.  Hana  lima.  Me- 
chanical skillf  akamai  ma  ka  bana  li- 
ma. 

Me-chan'ic-al-ly,  adv.  Mebe  mikini 
la;  me  ke  komo  pu  ole  o  ka  noonoo. 

Me-cli&n'ics,  n.  pi.  Ka  ike  no  ka  mana 
motio. 

Meeh'an-lsm,  n.  1.  Na  bakina  mikini. 
2.    Ke  kukulu  ana  o  ka  mikini. 

Med'al,  n.  He  medala;  bo  metala  boo- 
manao,  booapouo. 

Med'dle,  v.  £  lalama;  e  lalau  wale  i  ko 
bai. 


Med'dler,  n.  Mea  apa;  mea  lalauwale. 
Syn.  busybody. 

Med'dle-some,  adj.  Lalama;  apa;  la- 
lau wale. 

Me'di-a'tion,  n.    Ka  uwao  ana. 

Me'di-a'tor,  n.    Mea  uwao. 

Me'di-a-to'ri-al,  adj.  Uwao.  Media- 
torial office,  oibana  uwao. 

Med'i-eal,  adj.  Lapaau.  Medical  pro- 
fession, oibana  lapaau. 

Me-dic'1-nal,  adj.    Ano  laau  lapaau. 

Med'i-'clne,  n.  Laau  lapaau;  kela  me  ke- 
la mea  e  ola  ai  ke  kino. 

Me'di-de'ri-ty,  n.    Kulana  iwaena. 

Med'i-tate,  v.     E  noonoo;  e  mumule. 

Syn.  contemplate. 
Med'i-ta'tion.  n.    Ka  noonoo  nui  ana. 
Me'di-una,  n.  1.  He  kumu.  Syn.  means. 

2.    Ka  mea  mawaena.    Syn.  middle. 
Meed,  n.    Uku.    Syn.  reward.    Meed  of 

praise,  uku  mabalo. 
Meek,  adj.  Akahai;  baabaamakanaau. 
Meek'ly,  adv.    Me  ke  akabai. 

Meek'ness,  n.    Ka  baabaa  o  ka  naau; 

ke  akabai. 
Meet,  V.    E  balawai  pu. 
Meet,   adj.    Kupono;   kobu;   Syn.   fit^ 

suitable. 
Meet'ing,  n.    He  balawai. 
Meet'ing-house,  n.    Hale  balawai. 
Mel'an-ehol'y,  adj.    Luuluu. 
Mel-liflu-otis,  adj.    Nabenabe;  kolo- 

nabe^ 
Mel'loTv,  adj.    1.    Pala.    Syn.  ripe. 

2.    Oneae.     Syn.  ligbt.     Light  soil,  le- 

po  oneae. 

8.    Nabenabe;  unabe.    Syn.  melliflu- 
ous. 

4.     Konane;  konale.     Syn.  soft;  soft 

moonligbt. 
Me-ld'dioiis.    Syn.  mellifluous. 
Mel'o-dy,  n.    He  leo  mele;  mele  olioli. 
Mel'on,  n.    Ipu  ai  maka. 
Melt,  V.    E  boo-beebee. 
Mem'ber,  n.    Hoa;  la'la'. 
Mem'ber-sliip,  n.     Ka  nobo'na  boa,  a 

la'la'  paba. 
Mcm'brane,  n.    Hi  labilabi. 
Me-men'to,  n.    Mea  boomanao. 
Me'moir,  n.    Moolelo  boomanao. 

Mem'o-ra-ble,  adj.    Ku  pono  ke  hoo- 
manaoia;  kaxilana. 

Mem'o-ran'dum,  ».    Kakau  lima  boo- 
manao. 

Me-mo'ri-al,   n.      1.      He   mea  boala 
manao ;  be  palpal  manao. 
2.    Palapala  boopii  no  ka  pomaikai. 

Me-mo'ri-al-jze,  v.     E  kakau  i  pala- 
pala boopii.    Syn.  petition. 

Mem'o-rize,  v.    E  boopaa  naau.     Syn. 
commit  to  memory. 

Mem'o-ry,  n.    Ka  mana  boomanao. 

Men'ace,    v.       E    booweliweli.      Syn. 
threaten. 

Men-ag'e-rie   (men-azh'e-ry),  n.      1. 
He  hoikeike  o  na  holoholona  bibiu. 
Hale  no  ua  bolobolona  bibiu. 


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Mend,  v.    1.    E  hana  hou;  kapili  hou. 

2.    E  ola  hou. 
Men-da'cious,  adj.  Wahahee ;  hoopuBi- 

puiii.    Syn.  lying;  false. 
BIeii-dac'1-ty,  7i.    Ano  Wahahee;  maa  i 

ka  hoopunipuni. 
Men'di-cant,  n.    Kanaka  noi  wale;  he 

makilo.    Syn.  beggar. 
Me'ni-al,  acZj.    Haahaa;  kohu  ole.     3fe- 

vial  employmerit,  hana  kohu  ole. 
Me'ni-al,  n.    Kauwa.    Syn.  servant. 
Mt'ii'su-rfi'tion,  n.    Ke  ana  ana. 
Men'tal,  adj.    Okanoonoo.  Mental  pur- 
suits, na  hana  o  ka  naau. 
Men'tial-ly ,  adv.    Ma  ka  naau. 
Meii'tioUj-y.    E  hai. 
]>Ieu'tor,  n.  !Meaaoaku;he  kakaolelo. 
Me-phif  ic,  adj.  Ino;  kue  i  ke  ola  kino. 
Mephitic  air,  e&ino;  eahoomake.    Syn. 
foul. 
Mer'can-tile,  adj.    Kalepa.    Mercantile 
community,  ka  poe  kalepa.     Syn.  com- 
mercial. 
Mer'oe-na-ry,  adj.      Alunu;   puniwai- 

wair   Syn.  avaricious. 
Mer'chan-dise,  n.    Waiwai  kalepa, 
Mer'cliant,  n.    He  kalepa;    kanaka  ka- 
lepa. 
Mer'chant-a-ble,  adj.  Kupono  i  ke  ka- 
lepa; hiki  ke  kuai. 
Mer'chant-man,  n.    Moku  kalepa. 
Mer'ci-ful,  adj.     Ahonui;  lokomaikal. 
Mer'ci-ful-ly,  adv.    Me  ke  ahonui. 
Mer'ci-less,  adf.    I>okoino. 
Mer'€u-ry,  n.    1.  "Wai  dala.  Syn  quick- 
Bilver. 

2.    Inoa  o  kekahi  o  na  hoku  hele. 
Mer'cy,w.    Ahonui ;  lokomaikal. 
Mer'cy-seat,  n.    Noho  aloha. 
Mere',  adj.    Wale  no.    Mere  pretense,  he 

hookamani  wale  no. 
Mere'ly,  arfj.    Wale  no.    Merely  want  to 

knoic,  niakemake  wale  no  e  ike. 
Me-rid'i-an,  n.     Awakea;   kaha  awa- 

kca. 
Mer'it,  n.    Kumu  mahalo. 
Mor'it,  V.    E  pono  ke  loaa. 
I\Ier'i-t6'ri-ou8,  adj.    Mahaloia. 
Mer'ri-ly,   adv.      Me   ka  olioli.     Syn. 

gaily. 
3Ier'ri-inent,  n.  Lealea  kupono;  olioli. 

Syn.  gaiety. 
Mer'ry,  adj.    Olioli;  lealea.    Syn.  gay. 
M  e  sh ,  »t.    He  ra  a  k  a  upena. 
Mess,  n.    1.    Mahele  ai. 

2.     Poe  o  ka  papaaina  hookahi. 
Mes'sage,  n.    Oielo  hoou'na. 
Mes'sen-ger,  n.     Mea  i  hoounaia;he 

elele. 
Mes-si'ah,  n.    Ka  Mesia;  Kristo. 
Mrss'mate,  n.    Hoa  papa  aina. 
Met'al.n.    Metala. 
Me-tal'lic,  adj.    Metala.  Metallic  lustre, 

hinuhinu  o  ka  metala. 
Met'al-lifer-ous,    adj.      Paapu   i   ka 

metala. 
Me-tai'lur-gry,  n.    Oihana  hookaawale 
metala. 


Met'a-mor'phose,  v.     E  hoo-aana 

SYN.  transformation. 
Met'a-phor,  n.    Olelo  hoohalike. 
Met'a-phor'Ic-al,  adj.    Ma  ke  ano  hoo- 
halike. 
Met'a-phy-si'clan,  n.    Poe  imi  no  ka 

naau  a  me  kona  ano. 
Met'a-phys'ies,  n.    Hull  naau;  ka  ike 

e  pili  ana  1  ka  naau. 
Mete,  V.    E  mahele  aku;  e  ana  aku. 
Mete,  n.    1.    He  mahele. 

2.    Mokunaaina;  palena. 
3Ie'te-or,  7i.    Hoku  lele. 
Me'te-or-61'o-^y,  n.    Ka  ike  e  pili  ana 

1  ka  lewa;  ke  ea;  me  ko  laila  mau  hio- 

hiona. 
Me'ter,  n.    He  ana.    Syn.  measure. 
Me-thinks',  v.  impers.    Mauao  au. 
Meth'od,  n.    Ka  noonohonoho  mikiol. 
Me-th6d'ic-al,  adj.    Ano  mikioi;  ma- 

muli  o  na'rula. 
Me-th6d'ic-al-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  mikioi; 

like  me  karula. 
Me-trop'o-lis,  n.    Kulanakauhale  nui. 

Met'ro-p61'i-tan,  adj.  No  ke  kulana- 
kauhale nui. 

Met'tle,  «.  Aa  nui;  pihoihol.  Syn. 
spirit. 

Met'tle-Bome,  adj.  Aa  nui:  hookano. 
Syn.  spirited.  A  mettlesome  horse,  he  lio 
hookano. 

Mew,  V.    E  owao,  me  he  popoki  la. 

Mi-as'ma,  «?.  Mi-as'ma-ta,  n.    Na  hu- 

na  ino  e  lana  ana  iloko  o  ke  ea;  mea 

hoomake^ 
Mi'cro-scope,  n.    Ohe  nana  mea  maka- 

lii. 
Mi'cro-sefip'Ie,  adj.     Makalii  loa;  na 

ka  ohe  e  hoike  mai. 
Mid'day,  n.    Awakea.    Syn.  noon. 
Mid'dle.w.    Ko  waenakonu. 
Mid'dle-agfed,  adj.    Iwaena  o  ka  wa  ul 

me  ka  wa  elemakule. 
Muddling,  adj.    Mawaena  o  kamaikai 

me  ka  ino,  etc. 
Mid'njglit,  n.    Ke  aumoe. 
Mld'ship-man,  n.  Luina  opio  o  ka  ma- 

nuwa'. 
Mid'sliips,  n.    Iwaena  o  ka  moku. 
Midst,  n.    Ko  waenakonu. 

Mid'siim'mer,  n.      Iwaenakonu  o  ke 

kau. 
Mid'way,  n.    Mawacnakonu. 
Mid'wife,  n.    Hepalekeiki. 
Mid'-n  in'ter,  n.    Iwaena  o  ka  hooilo. 
Mien,  n.  Helehelena.  Syk.  countenance. 

Lofty  mien,  helehelena  haaheo. 
Mift',  n.    He  ukiuki  pan  koke. 
Might,  n.    Mana;  ikaika.    Syn.  i>ower. 
3Iight'i-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  mana  nui. 
Miglit'y,  ad  .  Mana;  Ikaika;  nui.  Syn. 

powerful. 
Mi'grate,  V.    E  hele  mai  kahi  aina  a  i 

kahi  aina  e  noho  ai. 
Mi'gra-to'ry,  adj.     Kuewa  wale. 
Milch,  adj.  Waiu.  Milch  cow,  bipi  haawi 

waiu. 


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Iffild,  adj,     Olnoln;  nahcnnhe;  palupa- 

lu;  abe.    Syn.  geutle;  placid. 
MiPclew,  n.    Ponalo. 
Mild'ly,  adv.    Oluolu;  unhenahe. 
Mild'ness,  71.  1.  Ka  oluolu.    Syn.  clem- 
ency. 

2.    Akahni.    Syn.  gentleness. 
Mile,  n.    He  mile. 
Mile'age,  «.    1.    Ka  helu  o  na  mile. 

2.    Ukumile. 
Mil e'post,  n.    Kia  kuhikuhl  mile. 
Mile'stone,  n.     Pohaku  kuhikuhi  mile. 
Mil'i - ta-ry,  affj.    Koa. 
Mil'i-ta-ry,  n.    Na  papa  koa  o  kela  me 

k  eiaano. 
Mil'i-tute,  V.    E  ku-e'.    Syn.  conflict. 
Ml-li'tia,  n.    Na  koa  ku  i  ka  wa. 
Milk,  n.    Wain. 
Milk,  17.    Euwiwaiu. 
Milk'mai<l,n.    Wahine  nwi  bipi. 
Milk'-man,  n.    1.    Kanaka  uwi  bipi. 

2.    Kanaka  kuai  vraiu. 
Mllk'-pail,  71.    Bakeke  uwi  walu. 
Milk'sop,  n.    Kanaka  lauvvili  wale. 
Milk'y,  arfj.    Me  he  waiu  la. 
Milk'y-way,  n.  Kaleileioua;  leileiaka. 
Mill,  n.    1.    Mikini  will. 

2.    he  hapa-uml  kcneta. 
MlllMain,  n.    Paku  wai  no  ka  will. 
Mil-len'i-al,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  milenio. 
Mil-len'i-um,  n.    Ka  milenio. 
Miller,  n.    Kanaka  will  palaoa. 
3Iil'li-ner,  n.     Wahine  haua  a  kuai  pa- 
pale. 
Mil'li-ner-y,  n.    Na  kahlko  no  kepoo. 
Mil'lion,  n.    Miliona. 
Mil'lion-aire',  n.    He  ona  miliona, 
3IilI'race,  n.    Ha  wai  no  ka  will. 
3Iill'8t6ne,  n.    Pohaku  will  palaoa. 
Mlm'ic,  V.  Ehanawale;  ehoohenehene. 
Mince,  V.    1.    E  kui  me  ka  pahi  kui. 

2.  "E  hooahaaha. 
Mind,  n.    L    Kanaau;  kanoonoo. 

2.    Manao.    Syn. will; thought. 
Mind,  V.    1.    E  hoolohe ;  e  haliu. 
,  2.    Malama.    Syn.  to  be  careful. 
Mind'ful,  ck/;.     1.    Ano  hoolohe.    Syn. 

heedfuL 

2.   Ano  makaala;  kuoo.  Syn.  attentive. 
Mine,  x>ro».    No'u;  na'u;  ko'u;  ka'u. 
Mine,  n.    Lua  ell  waiwai.     Oold  mine, 

lua  cli  gula. 
Min'er,  n.    Kanaka  ell  waiwaL 
Min'er-al,  n.  Minerala;  pohaku  metala. 
Min'er-ai'o-^ist,  w.     Kanaka  ike  ma 

na  minerala. 
Mln'er-ai'o-g:y,  n.    Ka  ike  no  namlne- 

/  rala.  ,    . 

Min-grle,  V.    E  kaawlll  pu:  o  hul  pu, 
Mln'1-a-ture,  n.     1.     Kii  makaliii  pe- 

nala. 

2.    Meamakalil,  ano  like. 
Mln'i-muni,  n.    Haawiua  emi  loa;  ha- 

pa  uuku  loa. 
Min'is-ler,  71.  1.  Kauwa,  Syn.  servant. 

2.    Kahunapule,    Syn.  clergyman. 

8.    KuhinaAupuni. 

4.    Kuhina  elele. 


Mln'is-ter,  V.    E  lawelawe;  ehoolako. 

Min'is-te'ri-al,  adj.    1.    Oihana  kahu- 
napule. 
2.    Oihana  kuhina. 

Min'is-tra'tion,  v.    Ka  lawelawe  ana. 

Min'is-try,  71.    1.    Oihana  kahunapule. 

2.    Papa  o  na  kuhina. 
Mi'nor,  n.    He  keiki  ma  kc  kanawai. 
Mi'nor,  adj.    Emi  iho;  uuku  iho. 
Mi-n6r'i-ty,   n.     1.    Wa  keiki  ma  ke 

kanawai. 

2.    Ka  hapa  uuku. 
Min'strel,  71.    Mea  hookani  pila. 
Min'strel-sy,  n.    Hookani  pila;  mele; 

poe  mele. 
Mint,  n    1.  Hale  hana  dala  o  ke  aupuni. 

2.    He  laau  ala. 
Min'u-end,  n.    Helu  hoolawe. 
Mi'nus,  adj.     Emi.    Minus  sign,  kaha 

emi. 
Min'ute  (min-it),  n.    1.     He  minute. 

2.    Moolelo  halawai. 
Mi-niite',  adj.    Uuku  loa;  makalii. 
Min'ute-gun,  n.    Pu  kanikau. 
Mi-nute'ly,  adv.    No  na  mea  liilii. 
Mi-nii'ti-ae,  n.  pi.    Na  mea  liilii. 
Minx,  71.    Kaikamahine  mahaoi. 
Mir'a-ele,  n.    Hana  mana. 
Mi-rae'u-loiis,  adj.  Mana  kupaianaha. 
Mire,  71.    Lepo  kelekele;  nenelu. 
Mir'ror,  «.  Aniani  nana;  he  kilo.  Sy^n. 

looking  glass. 
Mirth,  n.    Lealea;  olioli.    Syn.  merri- 
ment; hilarity. 
Mirth'ful,  a<y.  Lea;  lealea,  Syn.  merry; 

gay. 
Mir-y,  adj.    Po'hopoho';  kelekele. 
Mis'an-thrope,  n.    Kanaka  nanau. 
Mis'an-thrfip'ic,  adj.    Nanau. 
Mi8-an*thro-py,  n.    Naau  nanau;  alo- 
ha ole  i  kanaka. 
Mis-ap'pli-ea'tion,  n.     Ka  pili  pono 

ole;  pili  hewa. 
MIs'ap-ply'  V.    E  hoopili  hewa;  e  hoo- 

lilo  hewa. 
Mis-ftp'i^re-hend',    V.      E  kuhihewa. 

Syn.  misunderstand. 
Mls-ap'pre-hen'slon,  n.  Kekuhikewa. 

Syn.  misunderstanding. 
Mis'be-come',  v.    Ku  pono  ole;  kohu 

ole. 
Mis'be-have',  v.    E  hana  pono  ole. 
Mis'be-hav'ior,  v.    Hana  kupono  ole. 

Syn.  misconduct. 
MIs-cal'eu-late,  v.    E  noonoo  hewa. 
MiA-e(vll',  V.    E  kapa  hewju 
Mis-c^r'ry,  v.    1.    E  ko  pono  ole. 

2.    Ehalahi. 
Mis'cel-la'ne-ofis,  adj.    Kcla  me  keia. 

Mls'cel-la-'^y » """    Kela  me  keia  manao 
i  paiia. 

Mki-chance',    n.      Kuhihewa;   poino. 
Syn.  misfortune.  ...1  .- 

MlB'chief  (chif),  71.    1.    Hana  apa;  ma- 
haoi. 

2.    Hanakolohe. 
8.    Poho' ;    poino.    Syn.  damage. 


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Mls'cMev-o&s,  adj.  Mahaoi;  kolohe; 
npa. 

Mis'con-ceive',  v.  E  kuhihewa.  Syn. 
misapprehend. 

Mis'eon-^ep'tion,  n.     Ke  kuhihewa. 

Mis-con'dtict,  n.  Ka  hewa  o  ka  hana, 
Syk.  misbehavior. 

Mis'con-strikc'tion,  n.  "Wehewehe  he- 
wa. 

Mis'con-strue',  v.    E  wehewehe  hewa. 

Mis'ere-ant,  n.    Kanaka  kolohe  loa. 

Mis-tleed',  w.    Hana  kolohe. 

MIs'de-mean'or,  v.    1.    Hana  hewa. 
2.    Ofeni  ma  ke  kanawai.  Syn.  offense. 

Mis'di-rect',  v.  1.  E  kuhikuhi  hewa. 
2.    E  kakau  hewa. 

Mls'em-ploy',  v.    E  lawelawe  hewa, 

Mi'ser,  n.  Kanaka  pi;  kanaka  puniwal- 
wai;  alunu. 

Mis'er-a-ble,  adj.    Oki  loa. 

Mis'er-a-bly,  adv.    Oki  loa. 

Mi'ser-ly,  adv.  Pi;  alunu;  puniwaiwni. 

Mis'er-y,  n.  Luuluu;  oki  loa;  ehaeha. 
distress;  wretchedness. 

Mis-for'tune,  rt.  Poino ;  popilikia.  Syn. 
calamity. 

Mis-grive',  v.  E  haohao;  kanalua.  Syn. 
doubt. 

Mis-glv'ing,  n.  He  kanalua.  Syn. 
distrust. 

Mis-gov'ern,  v.    E  hoomalu  pono  ole. 

Mis-guide',  v.  E  alakai  Lewa.  Syn. 
mislead. 

Mfs'hap,  n.  Pilikia  ulia  wale.  Syn. 
accident. 

Mls'im-prove',  v.  E  lawelawe  hewa. 
Syn.  misuse. 

Mls'in-form',  v.  E  hai  hewa;  e  hoaka- 
ka  hewa. 

Mis'in-ter'pret,  v.  E  unuhi  hewa;  we- 
hewehe hewa. 

Mis-jtidge',  v.  E  hooholo  hewa  i  ka 
manao. 

Mis-lay',  v.  E  waiho  wale  aku.  Syn. 
misplace. 

Mis-lead',  v.  E  alakai  hewa.  Syn.  mis- 
guide. 

Mis-mftn'age,  v.    E  hooko  pono  ole. 

Mis-man'age-ment,  n.  Ka  hooko  po- 
no ole  ana. 

Mis-name',  v.    E  kapa  hewa. 

Mis-no'iner,  n.    He  inoa  kupuno  ole. 

Mis-place',  v.  E  waiho  ma  kahi  kupono 
ole.  Misplaced  confidence,  paulele  ma 
ka  mea  kupono  ole. 

Mis-print',  71.    Pai  hewa. 

Mis'pro-nounceS  V.    E  puana  hewa. 

Mis'pro-niin'ci-a'tion,  n.  Ka  puana 
heAva  ana. 

Mis-quote',  v.  E  hai  like  ole  me  ka 
olelo. 

MIs-rep're-sent'.  V.    E  hoike  hewa. 

Mis-rule',  n.     Haunaele;  malu  ole. 

Miss,  n.    1.    Wahine  mare  ole. 

2.  He  haule.     A  misH  in  spelling,  he 
haule  ma  ke  pela  ana. 

3.  Halahi.    A  miss  in  firivg,  halahi  ma 
ke  ki  pu  aua. 


Miss,  V.    E  haule.    Miss  an  opportunity, 

e  haule  ka  wa  k  upno. 
Mis'sile,  n.    He  mea  hoolei;  mea  ki. 
Mis'sing,  adj.    Nalo;  haule. 
Mis'sion,  n.    1.    He  hana  i  hoounaia  e 

hana. 

2.    He  poe  i  hoouna  ia  no  kekahi  hana. 
Mis'sion-a'ry ,  n.    Misionari ;  elele  o  ka 

euanelio. 
MIs'si ve,  n.    He  palapala  hoouna. 
Mis-spell',  V.    E  pela  hewa;  e  hookui- 

kui  hewa. 
Mis-spend',    v.      E   hoomaunauna;    e 

uhauha.    Syn.  waste. 
Mis-state',  v.     E  hai  hewa;  hoakaka 

hewa. 
Mis-state'ment,  n»  Hehooakakahewa. 
Mist,  7?.    He  noe;  u'-a  liilii. 
Mis-take',  n.    Kuhihewa ;  Inlau. 
Mis-tak'en,  adj.    Kuhihewa.    If  I  am 

not  mistaken,  i  ole   au  e  kuhihewa;   or, 

ke  ole  au  e  kuhihewa. 
Mis'trans-la'tion,  n.      Oleic  i   unuhi 

hewa  ia. 
Mis'tress,  n,    1.    Wahine  mare. 

2.    Wahine  poo  oihana. 

S.     School  mistress,  kumukula  wahine. 
Mis-trtkst',  V.     E  kanalua;  o  haohao. 

Syn.  doubt;  suspect. 
Mis-trfist'ful,    adj.      Kanalua.      Syn. 

suspicious. 
Ml8t'y»  adj.    Paa  i  ka  noe. 
MIs-tkn'der-stand',  v.    E  maopopo  ole. 
Mis-An'der-st&nd'ing,  n.    He  kumu  o 

ke  kuhihewa. 
Mis-us'age,  71.    Ka  lawelawe  hewa. 
Mis-use',  v.    E  lawelawe  hewa;  e  hana 

pono  ole. 
Mite,  71.    1.    He  huna. 

2.    Mea  kolo  makalii  loa. 
Mi'tre,  n.    1.    Papale  bihopa. 

2.    He   hookui  lepe  i  na  apana  laau 

elua. 

Mi''t?e;i     ^-    E  hookui  lepe. 

Mi'ter-box,  n.    Pahu  oki  lepe. 

Mit'i-gate,  v.    E  hoemi  eha.     Syn.  al- 
leviate. 

Mit'i-ga'tion,  n.    Ka  hooemi  ana. 

Mit'ten,  n.    Mikini  lima. 

Mit'ti-mus,  n.    Palapala  hoopaa  lawe- 
hala. 

Mix,  V.    L    E  kawili  pu;  e  hoohul.  Syn. 
mingle. 
2.    E  hoohuikau. 

Mix'ture,  n.    Ka  mea  1  kawili  pu  ia. 

Miz'zen-naast,  n.    Kia  hope. 

Moan,  V.    E  uhu';  e  uwe. 

Moat,  71.     He  auwaha  hohonu  e  hoo- 
puni  ana  1  ka  pa-kaua. 

Mob,  71.    He  uluaoa;  poe  hoohaunaele. 

Mo'blle,  arf;.    Onioni;  luliluli. 

M6e'ca-sin,  71.     Kamaa  inikini. 

Mdclc,  V.    E  hoomaewaewa.    Syn.  ridi- 
cule. 

Mode,  7t.    Ano.    The  prevailing  mode,  "ke 
ano  i  ike  mau  ia  nei.    Syn.  manner. 

Mod'el,  n.    He  ana  hoohalike 


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IVIotl'el,  V.    E  hana  i  like. 
Mod'er-ate,  v.      E  hoocmi.     Moderate 

your  desires,  e  hooemi  i  koumau  kuko. 
lilod'er-ate,  adj.    Kupono.  A  moderate 

wind,  he  inakaul  kuuouo. 
Mod'er-a'tion,  n.    Akahai. 
Mod'er-a'tor,  n.    Luua  hoomalu, 
Mod'ern,  adj.    No  keia  au;  no  keia  wa. 
Mod'est,  adj.    Akahai. 
M6d'est-ly,  adv.    Mo  ke  akahai. 
M6d'e8-ty,7t.    Ke  ano  akahiii. 
Mdd-i-€um,  n.     Wahi    lihi  iki;   wahi 

hapa  uuku. 
Mod'i-fi-^a'tlon,  n.    Kahoo-ano  e  ana; 

hoololi  ana. 
M6d'i-fy,  v.     L     E  hoo-ano  e.     Syn. 

vary. 

2.    E  hooemi.    Syn.  moderate. 
Mdd'u-luto,  V.    E  hoololi  i  ka,  leo. 
Mod'u-l&'tion,  n.    Ka  hoololi  ana  i  ka 

leo. 
Mo-liain'me-dan,  w.    He  Mahometa. 
Moi'e-ty,  n.    He  hapa-lua;  kckahi  o  na 

hapa  like  elua. 
Moist,  ad).    1.    Ma-u';  kokoou;  kawa'u. 

2.  Moist  outside  as  dried  meat,  etc.^  pi- 
kalikali;  pilalilali. 

Moist'en,  v.    E  hoo-ma-u'. 
Moist'ure,  n.    Kawa'u. 
Mo'lar,  n.    Niho  nui. 
Mo-las'ses,  n.    Molakeke. 
Mold,    >_     1.    Lepomomona. 
Mould,  ^  "•    2.     Punahclu. 

3.  He  ana,  no  ka  hooheehee  metala. 
Moldy  I  1.  E  hana.  Syn.  make. 
Mould,  i         2.    E  hana  metala  ma  ka 

hooheehee  ana. 

3.  E  popo.  Syn.  decay. 
Mold-y,  adj.    Punahelu. 
Mo-lesf,  V.    E  hoo-mea;  hoopilikia. 

Mdl'es-ta'tion,  n.  Ko  keakea  ana;  hoo- 
pilikia ana. 

Mol'i-fy,  V.     E   hooluolu;  hoo-maalili. 
Syn.  appease. 

Md'ment,  n.    1.    Wa  pokole  loa 
2.    Ano  nni.    Syn.  importance. 

Mo'ment-a'ri-ly,  adv.    I  keia  wa  koke 
no. 

Mo'mcnt-a'ry,  adj.     Kuhewa;  no  ka 
wa  pokole. 

Mo-ment'oiks,  adj.    Ano  nui;   koikoi. 
Syn.  important. 

Mo-ment'um,  n.    Kanee  ana. 

Mfin'arch,  n.    He  Moi.   Syn.  sovereign. 

Mo-ntirch'ic-al,  adj.      ^Moi.    Monarchi- 
cal government,  aupuni  moi. 

M5n'arch-y,  n.    1.    Ohaua  moi. 
2.    Aupuni  moL 

Mon'as-ter'y,  n.    Hale  o  ka  poe  moue- 
ka. 

M6nMay,n.    Monede;  ^oakahl. 

Mon'e-ta'ry,  adj.    Pili  l  ke  dala. 

Mon'ey,  n.    Dala. 

Monkeyed  (iniknad),  adj.    1.    Lako  i  na 
dala. 
2.    Lala.    Moneyed  interests,  ua  pomai- 

■    kai  dala. 


Mon'ey-less,  adj.  Dala  ole.  Syn.  penni- 
less. 
Mou'ey-mat'ter,  n.  Mea  pili  i  ke  dala. 

Mon'ey-or'der,  n.  Palapala  kikoo  dala. 

M6n'i-tor,  n.     Kumu-ao. 

Monk,  71.  Kanaka  haipule,  noho  meha- 
meha;  moneka. 

Mon'key,  7i.    He  keko. 

Mon'o-chro-mat'ie,  adj.  Waihooluu 
hookahi. 

Mo-nog'a-my,  n.  Ka  hiki  ana  ke  mare 
i  hookahi  wale  no  wahine. 

Mon'o-gram,  n.  Na  hua  mua  o  ka 
inoa  i  kuawili  pu  ia. 

Mon'o-ma'ni-a,  n.  Ke  ano  noonoo 
pupule  ma  ke  kumu  hookahi  wale  no, 
polo  lei  ka  noonoo  ma  na  mea  e. 

Mon'o-ma'ni-ae,  n.  Mea  i  pupule  ma 
kekahimea. 

Mo-nop'o-lize,  v.    E  lawe  pan  loa. 

Mo-nop'o-ly,  n.  Ka  pono  a  i)au  o  ke- 
kahi  mea,  a  waiwai  paha. 

Mon'o-syl'la-ble,  n.  Hua  olelo  mama- 
la  hookahi. 

Mon'o-tlie'ism,  n.  Ka  manaoio  ike 
akua  hookahi. 

Mon'o-tone,  n.    Leo  kahi;  leo  kauo. 

Mo-not'o-noiis,  adj.  Luhi,  no  ka  hana 
mau.  _ 

Mon-soon',  n.  He  makani  ma  ka  mo- 
ana  Inia. 

MtSn'ster,  71.  Mea  weliweli.  A  monster  of 
iniquity,  lie  mea  weliweli  ma  ka  hana 
hewa. 

Mon'stroiis,  adj.    Weliweli. 

Month,  n.    He  mahina;  malama. 

Month'ly,  adv.    Keia  me  keia  mahina. 

Mfin'u-ment,  71.     Kiahoomanao. 
Mood,  n.    Ano.  Pleasant  vMOd,  ano  olu- 

olu. 
Mood'y,  adj.    Nuuuha.    Syn.  sullen. 
Moon,  71.    Mahina. 

Moon'light,  )  Malamalama    o   ka 

Moon-shine,^  mahina. 

Moor,  V.    E  hoopaa  mftku  i  ka  uwapo. 
Mobr'ings,  n.     Na  lako  lioopaa  moku. 
Moot,  V.    Epaio.    Syn.  debate. 
Mop,  n.    Welu  holoi  papa. 
Mop'board,  n.    Papa  i)ale  o  ke  keena. 

Moi)e,  V.  E  nolio  wale;  e  loma.  Syn. 
to  idle. 

Mtir'al,  n.    Olelo  ao. 

Mor'al,  adj.    Hoopono;  noho  pono. 

Mo-ral'i-ty,  n.  Ka  noho  pono;  ka  hoo- 
pono. 

M6r'al-ize,  V    E  hoopuka  i  olelo  ao. 

M6th'er-\vlt,  n.    Noili;  maielo. 

M.6r'a,ls,  n.  pi.  Na  auo  hoopono  o  keia 
noho'na. 

Mo-rass',  n.  Aina  po'hopoho'.  Syn. 
marsh. 

Mor'bid,  adj.  Mai.  Morbid  state  of 
mind,  mal  ma  ka  uaau. 

Mor«-6'ver,  adv.  Eia  hoi;  eia  hou. 
Syn.  furthermore. 


M6ru'ingJ  ^    Kakahiaka. 


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Mo-rose',  adj.    Nainai;  nunuha.    Syn. 

sullen ;  crabbed. 
Mo-rose'ness,  n.     Ano  nunuha;   ano 

nainai. 
Mor'row,  n.    Apopo. 
Mor'sel,  n.    Hu'na;  wahi  hakiua  iki. 
Mor'tal,  adj.    E  make  ana;  e  make  ai. 

A  mortal  wound,  he  eha  e  make  ai, 
Mor'tal,  71.    He  kanaka. 
Mor-tal'i-ty,  n.    Ka  make  ana. 
M6r'tal-ly,   adv.     E    make   ai.     Syn. 

fatally. 
Mor'tar,  n.    1.    Puna  hamo. 

2.  Ipu  kui  laau  lapaau. 

3.  Pu  ki  poka'pahu'. 
Mort'gago    (mortgage),    n.     Moraki; 

palapala  hoopaa  waiwai. 

Morfga-gee',    n.      Ka  mea  nana   ka 
moraki. 

M6rt'ga-ger,  n.     Mea  moraki  waiwai. 

M6r'ti-fl-ea'tion,  n.    PalaLo. 
2.    Hilahila.    Syn.  shame. 

Mor'ti-fy,  v.    1.    E  palaho. 
2.    E  hoohilahila.    Syn.  put  to  shame. 

Mor'tlse,  n.    He  puka  hole. 

Mo8-qui'to  (mus-ke'to),  n.    Makika, 

Moss,  n,    Limu. 

Moss'y,  adj.    Paa  i  ka  limu. 

Mote,  w.    ilepula. 

Moth,  n.    He  mu. 

Motli'er,  n.    1.    Mahuahine. 
2.    Linalina  vinika. 

Motli'er-less,  adj.    Makuahine  ole., 

M6th'er-ly,  adj.    Makuahine.    Mother- 
ly love,  aloha  makuahine. 

Motli'er-wit,  n.    Noili;  maiele. 

Md'tion,  71.    1.    Motio;  kaneeana. 

2.  notion  of  wings,  kapaliU  ana  o  na 
eheu. 

3.  Motion  of  the  blood,  ka  pana  ana  o 
ke  koko. 

4.  He  manao.  To  make  a  motion,  e 
waiho  mai  i  manao.  To  second  a  mo- 
tion, &  kokua  i  ka  manao. 

6.    Motion  of  the  hands^  ka  paipai  ana  o 

na  lima. 
Mo'tion-less,  adj.    Oniole;  malle, 
Mo'tive,  71.    Ke  kumu  e  hana  ai. 
Mo'tive-pow'er,  n.   Ka  mana  hoo-nee. 
Mo'tor,  71.    Ka  mana  e  nee  ai. 
Mot'to,  71.    Olelo  hoopili. 
Moxintl,  71.    Hepuu;  he  ahua. 
Mount,  V.    1.    E  pii. 

2.  E  ee.  Mount  a  horse,  ee  maluna  o 
ka  lio. 

3.  Mount  a  picture,  e  hookomo  ke  kii 
ma  kona  pahu. 

4.  Mount  guard,  e  hoonoho  i  kiaL 
Mountain,  n.    Mauna;  kuahiwi. 
]\Iouiit'aiii-eer',  n.  Kanaka  o  kuahiwi. 
Mount'ain-eer'ing,  n,     Ka  maa  i  ka 

pii  kuahiwi. 
M6unt'ain-oti8,  adj.    Mauna. 
Mount'ain-top,  n.  Wekiu  o  ka  mauna; 

piko  o  ka  mauna;  kualouo. 
Mount'e-bauk,  n.     Poe   akena  wale. 

Syn.  quack. 
Mourn,  v.    E  kanikau ;  e  kaniuhu ;  uwe. 


Mourn'er,  ti.     Mea  kanikau. 
Mdurn'ful,  adj.    Luuluu;  kaumaha. 
Mourn'ing,  n.    1.    Uwe;  kanikau;  ku- 

makena. 

2.    Lole  kanikau. 
Mouse,  71.    loleliilii. 
Mous'er,  n.    Mea  hopu  iole;  Popoki. 
Motis-taclie'  (m&s-tash'),  n.   Lmiumi 

o  ka  lehelehe. 
Mouth,  n.    1.    Waha. 

2.    Nuku.    Mouth  of  a  river,  ]i.a  nuku  o 

ka  muliwal. 
Mouth'ful,  71.  Hepiha  waha;  he  olopu. 
Mouth'piece,  n.     1.     He     wahaolelo. 

Syn.  spokesman. 

2.    Mea  paa  i  ka  waha. 
Mpv'a-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ke  hoonee  ia. 
Move,  V.    1.    E  nee;  hoo-nee. 

2.  E  manao.     Move  an  adjownment,  e 
manao  e  hoopanee. 

3.  E  hoolalelale.    Syn.  stir  up. 
Move'uient,  n.    1.    Ka  nee  ana. 

2.*    Ka  hana  ana. 

3.    Ka  naha  ana  okalaau. 

Mqv'er,  n.    1.    Ka  mea  e  nee  ana. 
2.'    Mea  hapai  manao,  a  olelo  hooholo 
paha.     The  mover  of  a  resolution,  ka 
mea  e  hapai  ana  i  ka  olelo  hooliolo. 

MovMng,  adj.    1.    E  nee  ana.     A  mov- 
ing body,  he  kino  nee. 
2.    Hooala   manao.    A  moving  speech, 
he  haiolelo  hooala  manao. 

Mow,  V.    E  oki  me  ka  pahi  mauu;  e  oki 
me  ka  mikini. 

Mow'er,  71.    Mea  oki  mauu;  mikini  oki 
mauu. 

M&ch,  adv.  or  adA.    Nui;  makena. 

Mu'cl-lage,  n,    Wai  hooplpili. 

Muck,  71.    Opala  pilau. 

Mu'cus,  71.     Wale;  hupe'. 

Mjkd,  71.    Kelekele. 

Miid'dle,  n.    Kuawili  o  ka  noonoo. 

Mfid'dy,  adj'.    1.    Paele  i  ka  lepo.  Mud- 
dy shoes,  kamaa  paele  i  ka  lepo. 
2.    Kelekele.    Muddy  roads,  alanui  ke- 
lekele. 

Mtkff,  71.    Huluhulu  hoopumehanai  na 
lima. 

Muffler,  71.    Kaei  hoomahana  i  ke  poo 
me  ka  a-i. 

Milg,  71,    Kiaha  pohaku. 

Mu-lat'to,  7i.     Hehapauika. 

Mul'ber-ry,  7i.    Laau  lau  lole;  laau  si- 
lika. 

Mulct,  V.    E  kau  i  ka  uku  hoopai.   Syn. 
fine. 

Mule,  71.    Hoki. 

Mulet-eer',  n.    Kahu  hoki. 

Mul'ish,  adj      Oolea;    nunuha.     Syn. 
stubborn. 

Mul'let,  71.     He  I'-a;  ke  anae;  amaama. 

Mul'ti-fa'ri-otis,  adj.    Lehulehu  o  na 
ano. 

Mul'ti-ple,  71.    Helu  komo  ia. 

Mtil'ti-pli-cand',  7t.    Heluhuonui  ia. 

MGl'ti-pli-ca'tion,  n.    Ka  hoonui. 

Mul'tl-plic'i-ty,  71.    Ka  lehulehu  ona 
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Miil'ti-pli'er,  n,    Helu  hoonul. 
MAl'ti-ply,  V.    E  hoonui;  e  hoomahua- 

hua. 
MAPti-tude,  n.    Heluna  nui;  ka  lehu- 

lehu. 
Mam,  adj.    Mumule. 
Mum'ble,  v.    E  nokenoke. 
AIAinps,  n.    Mai  pehu  ma  ka  papalina. 
WOnch,  V.    E  naunau. 
MOii'dane,  adj.    No  ka  honua. 
Mu-nlc'i-pal,  adj.    Pili   i   ke  kulana- 

kauhale.       Municipal  government,    ka 

hoomalu  ana  o  ke  kula'nakauhale. 
Mu-nlc'i-pal'l-ty,  n.     Kau  wahi  o  ke 

kulanakaiihale. 
3Iu-nif'i-cent,  adj.    Manawalea;  loko- 

maikai.  'Syn.  liberal ;  bountiful. 
Mu-ni'tion,  n.    Lako  kaua, 
Mur'der,  n.    Pepehi  kanaka  me  ka  ma- 

nao  inc. 
Mur'der-er,  n.  Kanaka  pepehi  kanaka. 
Mur'der-o6s,  adj.     Make.     Murderous 

weapon,  mea  e  make  ai. 
Murk'y,  adj.    PouliuU. 
Mar'mur,  v.    L    E  ohumu;  e  hoohala- 

hala. 

2.    E  oeoe. 
MiisVle,  n.    I'-o;  i'-o  huki. 
Mus'€u-lar,  adj.  Puipui;  ikaika.  Syn. 

strong. 
Muse, -y.    E  naluiho;  e  mumuU.     Syn. 

meditate. 
Mu-se'um,  n.    Waihonameahoikeike; 

museuma. 
Mu'sic,  n.    Mele;  memele;  leomele. 
Mu'sic-al,  adj.  1.  Mele ;  hookani.  Musi- 
cal instruments,  mea  hookani. 

2.    Ake  mele.  A  musical  mind,  he  naau 

ake  mele. 
Mu-8l'?ian,  n.    1.    Mea  hookani  pila. 

2.    Mea  haku  mele.    Syn.  composer. 
3rus'ket,  n,    Pu  ki-poohiwi. 
Mus'ket-eer',  n.     Koa  halihali  pu  ki- 
poohiwi. 
Mas'ket-ry,  n.    Na  pU  ki-poohlwi  o  ke- 

la  mo  keia  auo. 


Miisk'mel'on,  n.    Ipu  ala. 
Mtks'lin,  n.    Lole  makaleua. 
Mtks'sul-man,  n.    He  Mahometa.  Syn. 

Mahommedan. 
M6st,  aux.  V.    He  mea  pono. 
Mtis'tard,  n.    Hua  makeke. 
Mtis'ter,  v._  E  hoakoakoa.   Syn.  collect. 
Mus'ter-roll,  n.     Papa  inoa  o  ka  puali 

koa. 
Miist'j^,  adj.     Paa  i  ka  punahelu;  pou'- 

kiu'ki. 
Mu'ta-bil'i-ty,  n.     Ano  hee;  ano  pau 

wale ;  loli  wale. 
Mu'ta-ble,  adj.  LoUwale;  muhee.  Syn. 

changeable. 
Mu-ta'tion,  n.  Ka  loli  ana.  Syn.  change. 
Mute,  adj.     Aa;   kuli;   leo  ole.     Syn. 

dumb. 
Mu'ti-late,  V.    E  oki  ino;   e  hoomumu- 

ku. 
Mu'ti-la'tlon,  n.    Ka  oki  ino  ana. 
Mu'ti-neer',  n.     Koa  kipi;  luina  hoole 

hana. 
Mu'ti-noiis,  ad^*.    Kipi;  hoole  hana. 
Mu'ti-ny,  n.     Ke  kipi  o  na  koa,  a  o  na 

luina  paha. 
Mfit-ter,  V.    E  ohumu;  e  namunamu. 
Miit'ton,  n.    I'-o  hipa. 
Mu'tu-al,  ad^.    Like;  kaulike.    Mutual 

love,  aloha  like.    Mutual  benefit,  pomai- 

kai  kaulike. 
Mu'tu-al-ly,  adv.    Like.    Mutually  ben- 
efited^ pomaikai  like. 
MAz'zle,  n,     Nuku.     Muzzle  of  the  ox. 

ka  nuku  o  ka  bipi  kauo 
M6z-zle,  V.    E  hoa  i  ka  nuku,  a  ihu  pa- 
ha. 
Myr'i-ad,  n.    Manomano;  lehulehn. 
My-self,  pron.    Owau  no. 
Mys-te'ri-otks,  adj.    Eehia;   nalo;  po- 

hihihi. 
Mys'te-ry.  n.  Meapohihihi;  mea  eehia. 
Mys'ti-fy,  v.    E  hoopohihihi  wale. 
Myth,  n.    He  kaao  o  ka  wa  kahiko. 
My-thcil'o-^y,  n.    Na  kaao  e  pili  anal 

ua  akua  o  ka  wa  kahiko. 


N 


Nftb,  V.    E  hopn.    Syn.  sleze.    To  nab 
a  thief,  e  hopu  i  ka  aihue. 

Na'bob,  n.    1.    He  kiaaina  ma  Inla. 
2.    Kanaka  waiwai  koikoL 

N&g:,  n.    He  lio. 

Nail,  n.    1.    Kui  kakia. 
2.    Maiuu;  mikiau. 

Nail,  V.    E  kakia  kui. 

Nail'brusli,  n.    Balaki  hoomacmao  mi- 
kiau. 


Na'ked,  adj.    Olohelohe;  kohana. 
Niyked-nes8,  n.  He  olohelohe;  kohana. 
Name,  n.     He  inoa.      To  make  a  name, 

e  hookaulaua  ai  i  ka  inoa. 
Name,  v   E  hai  i  ka  inoa;  e  kahea  inoa; 

e  haawl  i  inoa. 
Name'less,  adj.    Inoa  ole. 
Namely,  adv.    Oia  hoi. 
Name'sake,  n.    He  poe  Inoa  like. 
Nap,  n.    Kuluhiamoe;  hiamoe  ikt 


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Nape,  n.    Ke  ami  o  ka  a-i'. 

Nap'kin,  n.    Kawele  lima  no  ka  papa- 

aiaa. 
Nar-eot'ie,  n.    Laau  hoohiamoe. 
Nar-rate',  v.     E  hai;  e  haku;    e  olelo. 

Syn.  relate. 
Nar'ra-tlve,  n.    Kaao;  moolelo.    Syn. 

story. 
Nar-ra'tor,  n.    He  haku  kaao ;  mea  na- 
na e  hai. 
Nar'ro w,  adj.    Ololi ;  haiki ;  pilikia. 
Nar'row-ly,    adv.      1.      Maiiuuehune. 

Narrowly  escaped,  pakele  mahunehune. 

Syn.  barely. 

2.    Pono  loa.    Syn.  closely.    Narrowly 

watched,  kiai  pono  loa  ia. 
Nar'rows,  n.    He  kowa.    Syn.  strait. 
Na'sal,  adj.     No  ka  ihu.    Nasal  tones, 

leo  kani  no  ka  ihu. 
Nas'cent,  adj.  Hoomaka  ulu ;  hoomaka 

ola." 
Nas'ty,  ad^.    Pelapela;  haukae. 
Na'tal,  adj.    Hauau.    Natal  day,  la  ha- 

nau. 
Na'tion,  n.    Lahui;  aupuni. 
Na'tion-al,  adj.    No  ke  aupuni.     Na- 
tional holiday,  la  kulaia  o  ke  aupuni. 
Na'tioii-al'i-ty,  n.     Lahui.     Of    what 

nationality  f    No  ka  lahui  hea. 
Na-tive,  adj.    Maoli.    A  native  man,  he 

kanaka  maoli. 

2.    Native  land,  one  hanau. 
Na-tiv'i-ty,  n.    Ka  hauau  ana.    Land 

of  his  nativity,  one  hanau. 
Nat'u-ral,  adj.    1.    Maoli;  honu'a. 

2.    Kupono  1  ke  ano  mau. 
Nat'u-ral-ist,  n.    Kanaka  imi  ma  ke 

ano  o  na  mea  ulu  me  ua  hololiolona. 
Nat'u-ral-ize,  v.    E  hoo-ku'pa. 
Nat'u-ral-ly,  adv.     Maoli.     Naturally 

so,  pela  maolo  no. 
Nat'ure,  n.   1.    Ke  ao  nei.  Nature's  God, 

Ke  Akua  o  ke  ao  nei. 

2.  Na  hana  o  Ke  Akua. 

3.  Ano  maoli. 

4.  In  a  state  of  nature,  like  me  ka  wa  1 
hanauia. 

5.  According  to  nature's  laws,  e  like  me 
na  kanawai  maoli. 

Naught  (uawt),  He  ole. 

Navij;ht'y,  ad/      Kolohe;ino. 

Nau'se-a,  n.    Poluea;  liliha;  polo'na. 

Niiu'se-ate,  v.    E  poluea. 

Nau'se-ofis,  adj.    Hoopailua;  liliha. 

Niiu'ti-eal,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  hooholomoku. 

Nau'ti-lus,  n.    Auwaalalua. 

Na'val,  adj.  Pili  i  na  moku;  naval  af- 
fairs, na  oihana  moku. 

Na'vel,  n.    Ka  piko  o  ka  opu, 

Nav'i-ga-ble,  adj.  Hiki  Jte  hooholoia 
na  moku. 

Nav'i-gate,  v.    E  hooholo  moku. 

Nav'i-ga'tion,  n.  Ka  hooholo  moku. 
Head  of  navigaiion,  ka.palena  o  ka  hiki 
ke  hooholo  moku. 

Nav'i-ga'tor,  n.    Mea  hooholo  moku. 

Nil'vy,  n.  Au-moku;  ulumoku;  na  mo- 
ku o  ke  aupuni. 


Neap'tide,  n.    Kai  make. 

Near,  adj.    Kokoke ;  kokoke  loa. 

Near'ly,  adv.    Aueane. 

Near-sight'ed,  adj.    Ike  powehiwehl. 

Neat,  adj.    Mikioi;  aulii;  paiawaiki. 

Neb'u-la,  n.  Hutiui  hoku  mehe  ao  la  i 
ka  ike  o  kamaka. 

Nec'es-sa-ries,  n.  pi.  Na  lako  ku  i  ke 
Ola  kino. 

Nec'es-sa-ry,  adj.    Ku  pono  i  ke  olg, 
kfno.    Syn.  indispensable. 
2.    Kupono. 

Ne-ce8'8i-tate,  v.  E  kono;  e  kaohi. 
Syn.  compel. 

Ne-ces'si-ty,  n.  1.  Ka  nele.  Syn. 
want. 

2.    Ka  mea  e  pono  ai.    Air  is  a  neces- 
sity, he  meae  pono  ai  ke  ea. 
8.    Ka  mea  i   hookauia.    Necessity  is 
laid  upon  me,  ua  hookauia  keia  nialuua 
o'u. 

Neck,  n.    A-i'. 

Neck'er-chicf,  n.    Hainaka' a-i'. 

Neek'lace,  n.    Lei  a-i'. 

Ne-croPo-gy,  n.  Papa  inoa  o  ka  poe  I 
make. 

Nec'ro-man'cer,  n.  Kanaka  kilokilo; 
kahuna  hoomanamaua.  Syn.  con- 
jurer; sorcerer. 

Need,  n.  He  nele;  he  mea  e  ponoai. 
Syn.  necessity. 

Need,  v.    Pilikia  no  ka  nele;  e  nele. 

Need'ful,  ad/.  E  pono  ai.  Needful  sup- 
plies, na  lako  e  pono  ai.  Syn.  neces- 
sary. 

Nee'dle,  n,     Kuikele;  kui  humuhumu. 

Need'less,  adj.  Makehewa;  waiwai 
ole.  Needless  expense,  lilo  makehewa. 
Syn.  useless. 

ISeed'y,  adj.  Nele;  hune;  kohana.  Syn. 
destitute. 

Needs,  71.  Na  nele;  na  mea  e  ponoai. 
Syn.  necessities. 

Ne-fa'ri-ous,  adj.    Hewa  loa. 

Neg'a-tive,  adj.  Emi.  A  negative 
quantity,  he  kuanite  emi.  Syn.  minus. 
2.    Negative  answer,  he  x»ane  hoole. 

Neg'a-tive,  n.    1.    He  hoole.    The  nega- 
tive, ka  aoao  hoole. 
2.    He  aniani  pai  kii  pepa. 

Ne^-lect',  V.  1.  E  waino  wale.  Syn. 
slight. 

2.  E  haalele  wale  me  ke  kokua  ole. 
Neglect  the  family,  e  haalele  wale  i  ka 
ohana  me  ke  kokua  ole. 

Neg-lect'ful,  adj.  Malama  ole;  haa- 
lele wale. 

Neg'li-gence,  n.  Ke  ano  malama  ole; 
waiho  wale. 

Neg'li-gent,  adj.  Kapulu.  Syn.  neg- 
lectful. 

Neg'li-gent-ly,  adv.  Me  ke  kapulu; 
malama  ole. 

Ne-go'ti-a-ble,  adj.    Hikike  hooliloia. 

Ne-go'ti-ate,  v.  1.  E  hooholo.  Nego- 
tiate a  treaty,  e  hooholo  i  olelo  kuikani. 
2.    E  hoolilo. 


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141     NON-ATTENDANCE 


Ne-go'ti-a'tlon,  Ka  hooholo  ana.   SyNc 
transaction. 

2.  Ka  haua  i  hooholoia, 

3.  Ka  hoolilo  ana. 
Ne'grress,  n.  He  wahine  nika. 
Ne'gro,  n.    He  nika;  nege'ro. 
Neigh  (nay),  E  Ihihi'. 
Neigh'bor,  n.   He  hoalauna;  hoanoho. 
Neigh'bor-hot>d,    n.      Kauhale;  kahi 

kokoke. 
Neigli'bor-ing,  adj.    E  kokoke  ana. 
Neigh'bor-ly,  adj.    Launa. 
Neith'er,  conj,    Aole  kela,  aole  keia; 

aole  hoi. 
Neph'ew  (nefu),  n.    Keikikane  o  ka 

hoahanau. 
Nerve,  n.    Aalolo.    A  man  of  nerve,  he 

kanaka  wiwo  ole.    A  nervous  man,  he 

kanaka  pihoihoi. 
Nerve,  v.    E  aa;  e  hookomo  i  ka  ikaika 

o  ka  manao;  hooikaika  i  ka  manao. 
Nerve'less,  adj.    Ikaika  ole. 
Nerv'ofis,  adj.    Pihoihoi  wale;  kapalili 

wale. 
Nerv'otks-ness,  n.     Ke   ano  pihoihoi 

wale. 
Nest,  n.    Punana  hua. 
Nest'egg,  n.    Ka  hua  i  koe  ma  ka  pu- 
nana. 
Nest'le,  V.    E  moe  pill  pu;  e  hoopipili 

ma  ka  moe  ana. 
Net,  n.    1.    He  upena. 

2.    He  ko'ko'. 
Net.  adj.    Puka.  Net  gain,  walwaipuka. 
Net,  V.    E  puka.    Syn.  gain. 
Neu-ral'gi-a,  n.    Hui  mana  aa  lolo. 
Neu'ter,    )      ..     Kaaokoa ;  aole  no  kela 
Neu'tral,  (      '''       aole  no  keia. 
Neu-tral'i-ty,  n.    Ke  kaaokoa  ana. 
Neu'tral-ize,  v.    E  hoolilo  i  mea  ole. 
Nev'er,  adv.    Aole  loa. 
Nev'er-the-less',  adv.    Aka  nae;   aka 

hoi.    Syn.  yet;  however. 
New,  acy.    Hou.    Syn.  novel;  fresh. 
New-eom'er,  a.     He  mea  i  hiki   hou 

mai. 
New-fan'gled,    adj.     Ano  hou.     New- 
fangled notions,  na  mea  ano  hou. 
New'ly,  adv.    Akahi  no,  Newly  arrived, 

a  kahi  no  a  hiki  mai.    Syn.  recently. 
NewB,  n.    Nu  hou. 
News'boy,  n.    Keiki  kuai  nupepa. 
News'mong'er,  n.     Kanaka   kuai  nu- 

hou;  kuai  nupepa. 
News'pa-per,  n.    He  nu-pepa. 
Newi'st&nd,  n.    Wahi  kuai  nupepa. 
Next,  adj.    Kekahi  ae. 
Nib,  n.    Maka  kila. 
Nlb'ble,  V.    E  nalinall;  e  namunamu. 
Nice,  adj.    Aulii;  mikioi;  hiehie.     Syn. 

neat. 
Ni^e'ly,  adv.    Hiehie;  eleu. 
Niek,  n.    1.    He  kumumu. 

2,    Nick  of  time,  wa  kupono.    Syn.  the 

right  time. 
Nlck'el,  n.    1.    He  metala  keokeo,  ane 

like  me  ke  kaln. 

2.    He  apana  dala;  ellma  keneta. 


Nick'n&eks,  n.     Kela  mea  keia  mea 

liilii  ano  milimili. 
Nfck'name,  n.    Inoa  kapakapa. 
Niece,  n.    Ke  kaikamahine  o  K^a  hoaha- 
nau. 
NIg'gard,  n.     Kanaka  pi;  kanaka  ii. 

Syn.  miser. 
Nig'gard-ly,  adj.    Ii.    Syn.  stingy. 
Nigh  (ni),  adj.    Kokoke. 
Night,  n.    Po. 

Night'eap,  n.    Uhi  poo  no  ka  po. 
Night' fall,  n.    Ka  uhi  mai  ana  o  ka  po; 

ahiahi. 
Night'gown,  n.    Lole  moe. 
Night'ly,  adv.    I  kela  po  i  keia  po. 
Night'mare,  n.    Moe  newa;  moe  ino. 
Night' watch,  v.    1.    Kiai  po. 

2.    Hora  kiai  o  ka  po. 
NIm'ble,  adj.    Kaukaulele;  mama. 
Nim'bly,  adv.    Mama;  kaukaulele. 
Nim'bus,  n.    Luakalai.       Syn.  halo. 
Nine,  adj.    Eiwa. 
Nine'fold,  adj.    Pa-iwa. 
Nine'teen,  adj.    Umikumamaiwa. 
Nine'ty,  adj.    Kanaiwa. 
NIn'ny.  n     Kanaka  ike  ole. 
Ninth,  adj.    Hapa-iwa;  ka  iwa. 
Nip,  V.    E  iniki;  e  umiki.     Syn.  pinch. 
Nlp'pers,  n.    Upa'  umiki. 
Nip'ple,  n.    1.    Maka  wai-u. 

2.    6un  nipple,  maka  o  ka  pu. 
No,  adv.    Aole. 
No-bil'1-ty,  n.    1.    Na  'Hi. 

2.    Ano  koikoi.    Nobility  of  intellect,  ke 

ano  koikoi  o  ka  naau. 
No'ble,  n.    He  alii 
No'ble,    adj.      Hanohano;     mahaloia; 

hoopono.    Syn.  illustrious;  honorable. 
No'ble-man,  n.    Syn.  noble. 
No'ble-ness,  n.      Ke   ano   hanohano; 

ano  hoopono. 
No'bly,  adv.    Maikaimaoli;  me  ka  lo- 

komaikai  nui. 
No'bod-y,  n.    Mea  ole;  aohe  mea. 
Noe-tur'nal,  adj.    Ma  ka  po. 
Ndd,  v.    E  kunou;  e  kimoke  poo. 
Noise,  n.    Walaau;  karaumu. 
Noise'less,  adj.    Malie;  palanehe. 
Nois'i-ly,  adv.    Halulu;  Icamumu;  wa- 
laau. 
Nol'some,  adj.     Pilau;  hauna.     Syn. 

offensive. 
Nois'y,  adj,    Walaau. 
Nd'iuad,  n.    Kanaka  kuewa  wale. 
No-m&d'ic,  adj.    Noho  paa  ole;  kuewa. 

No'men-clat'ftre,  to.    Ke  kulana  o  ke 

hoo-kau  inoa. 
Ndm'i-nal,    adj.    Ma  ka  Inoa  wale  no. 

Ndm'i-nal-ly,  adv.  Ma  ka  inoa  wale 
no.  He  is  nominally  the  owner,  he  ona 
no  oia  ma  ka  inoa  wale  no. 

Ndin'1-nate,  v.  E  koho  inoa;  ehookoho. 

Ndm'i-na'tion,  n.    Ke  kohoia'na. 
Ndm'l-nee',  n.    Ka  inoa  i  kohoia. 
N«5n'ai^e,  n.    Oo  ole  ma  ka  kanawal. 
Ndn'at-tend'ance,    n.       Ka   hele   ole 
mai. 


NONCHALANCE        142 


NUNNERY 


Non-chal-ance  (nong'shal'longs), 

n.    Auo  mahaoi. 
Non'eou-diiet'or,  w.  Meakaiole.  Non- 
conductor of  heat,  mea  kai  ole  i  ka  wela. 
N6n'€on-f6rtn'i-ty,  n.    Ke  kulike  ole; 

ka  hana  like  ole. 
NSn'tle- script,  w.    Mea  i  akaka  ole  ia 

kona  ano. 
None  (nun),  pron.  Aole  hookah!;  aohe, 
Non-en'ti-ty,  n.    Mea  ole  loa.     Syn.  a 

nobody. 
Ndn'es-sen'tial,  n.     He  mea  ano  ole; 

aole  ano  nui. 
None'sGch,  n.    Mea  aohe  kona  lua. 
Non'ex-lst'ence,  n.     Ka  ole  loa  no. 
Ncin  fai-fill'nient,  n.    Ke  ko  ole  ana. 
Non'ob-serv'ance,  n;     Ke  ko  ole  ana; 

ka  malama  ole. ' 
Non-pay'ment,  71.     Kaukuole;   hoo- 

kaa  ole. 
Non'plus,  V.    E  hoo-hoka. 
Non-res'i-dent,  n.     Mea  noho  paa  ole 

ma  kona  wahi. 
Non're-sist'ange,  n.    Ke  ku-e'  ole. 
Non'sense,  71.    Olelo  ano  ole;  olelo  la- 

puwale. 
Non-sen'sle-al,  adj.     Lapuwale;   ano 

ole. 
Noii'suit,  n.  Hoopau  ana  o  ka  hoopii. 
Nobtl'le,  n.    Kanaka  kaialile;  naaupo. 
Ncjbk,  n.    1.    He  kuono. 

2^  Kahinalo. 
Noon,  n.    Awakea. 
Nobn'day  )  Awabpa 

No-on'tidei  ^'    AwaKea. 
Noon'ing,  n.    Ka  hora  hoomaha  ma  ke 

awakea. 
Noose,  n.    Hepahele;  hele;  nipuu. 
Nor,  conj.    Aole  hoi. 
Nor'mal,  adj.    1.    Kulike  me  na  rula; 

na  loina. 

2.    Ao  kumu.    Normal  school,  kula  ao 

kumu. 
North,  n.    Akau. 
Nortii-east',  11.    Hikina  Akau. 
North'er'ly,  adj.    Ma  ka  akau  aku. 
Nortii'ern,  adj.    Akau. 
Nortii'^ward,  adv.    I  ka  Akau  aku.    He 

went  northward,  hele  Akau  aku  nei  oia. 
Nortii-west,  n.  1.  Ke  Komohana  Akau. 

2.    North-west  lumber,  papa  noweki. 
Nose,  n.    Ihu. 
Nose'gay,  n.    He  pu-a'  pua. 
Nos'tril,  n.    Puka  ihu. 
N6t,  adv.    Aole. 
No'ta-ble,  adj.    Kaulana. 
N6'ta-ry,  n.    Luna  hooia  palapala. 
No-ta'tion,  n.    Ke  kakau  nelu. 
Notch,  n.    1.    He  kumumu;  nihomole; 

Syn.  nick. 

2.    He  mawae  hohonu  mawaena      na 

kuahiwi.    Syn.  gap. 
Note,  n.    1.    He  leta  pokole. 

2.    Olelo  wehewehe ;   olelo  hoomanao. 
Note,  r.    1.    E  kakau  hoomanao. 

2.    E  noonoo  pono.    Syn.  mark. 
Note'-bot>k,  n.  Buke  kakau  hoomanao. 
Not'ed,  adj.    Kaulana, 


Noth'ing,  adv.    Aohe  no ;  mea  ole. 
No'tice,  n.    1.    He  olelo  hoakaka;  olelo 

hoofaha. 

2.    E  ike.    To  take  no  notice,  aole  no  e 

ike. 
No'tice,  V.    E  nana.    Syn.  look  at. 
No'tice-a-hle,  adj.    Maopopo  i  ka  ike. 
No'ti-fi-ca'tion,  n.     Ka  noolaha  ana; 

ke  kukala  ana. 
No'ti'fy,  V.    E  kukala. 
No'tion,7i.  Manao  ulu  wale.  Syn.  fancy. 
No'tion-al,  adj.    Piha  i  na  manao  ulu 

wale. 
No'to-ri'e-ty,  n.    Ke  kaulana  ino. 
No-to'ri-oiis,  odj.  Kaulana  ino;  wawa 

ino. 
No-to'ri-oiis-ly,  adv.    Wawaia. 
N6t'with-stand'ing,  conj.     Aka  nae. 

Syn.  stiU. 
Noun,  n.    He  hai-inoa. 
Noftr'ish,  v.    E  hanai;  e  hoo-ulu. 
Noiir'lsh-nient,  n.    Ai  mea  e  ulu  ai. 
Ndv'el,  adj.    Hon.    Syn.  new. 
Nov'el,  n.    Kaao, 
Ndv'el-ist,  n.    Mea  haku  kaao. 
Ndv'el-ty,  n.    Ke  ano  hou;  kekahi  mea 

hou. 
No-vena'ber,  n.    Novemaba. 
Ndv'Ice,  n.    Mea  maa  ole. 
Now,  "adv.    A  no  la;  i  keia  wa. 
Now'a-days,  adv.    1  keia  mau  la. 
No'where,  adv.    Wahi  ole. 
No'wise,  adv.     Aole  loa.  '^  There  shall  in 

nowise  enter  tJierein,"  aole  loa  e  komo 

malaila.    Syn.  by  no  means. 
N6x'io&8  (ndk'shus),  adj.  Poino  ai  ke 

ola. 
Noz'zle,  n.    Nuku  o  ka  ohewai. 
Nu'cle-tis,  n.      Ke  kikowaena  kahl  e 

uluulu  ai  na  mea  e. 
Nude,  adj.    Olohelohe;  kapa  ole.    Syn. 

nakea. 
Nu'di-ty,n.  Ka  hune ;  olohelohe.  Syn. 

nakedness. 
Nu'ga-to-ry,  adj.    Mana  ole. 
Nfig'get,  n.    Pohaku  metala. 
Nui'sance,  n.  He  ino  haukae;  mea  hoo- 

pilikiaVale. 
Null  and  void,  w.    Noa. 
Nfil'li-fy,  V.     E  hoo-noa;   e  lllo  i  mea 

ole. 
N&mb,  adj.    Maeele;  lolo. 
Niina'ber,  n.    He  helu. 
Nfina'ber-less,  adj.      Lehulehu   wale; 

nui  wale. 
Nfimb'ness,  n.    Ka  maeele  o  ke  kino. 
Nu'me-ral,  n.    Hua  helu. 
Nu'mer-a'tion,  n.  Ka  helu  ana;  kanu- 

mera. 
Nu'mer-a'tor,  n.    Hoohelu. 
Nu-mer'ic-al,  adj.     Pili  i  na  helu. 
Nu'mer-oiis,  adj.    Lehulehu:  nui. 
Nu'mis-mat'ics,  n.     Ka  ike  no  na  ano 

dala  maoli  i  hoopukaia. 
Nfim'skull,  n.    Mea  naaupo;  ike  ole. 
Nun,  n.     He  virikini  ma  ka  hoomana 

Roma. 
Ntin'uer-y,  n.  Hale  noho  no  na  virikini. 


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143        OBSTREPEROUS 


Nftp'tial,  n.  Mare.  Nuptial  day,  Is,  m&re. 
Nup'tials,  n.  pi.     Ka  mare  ana.     Syn. 

wedding. 
Nurse,  n.    1.    Kahu  hanai. 

2.    Mea  lawelawe  no  ka  poe  mal. 
Nikrse,  v.    1.    E  hanai. 

2.  E  malama  i  ka  poe  mai. 

3,  Nurse  wrath,  e  hoomauhala. 
Nurs'er-y,  n.    1.    Keena  no  kamalii. 

2.    Kihapai  hoo-ulu  mea  kanu. 


Nurt'ure,  v.  E  malama;  e  hanai;  e 
hoouaauao. 

NQt,  n.    Hua  paakiki. 

Niit'-crack'er,  n.  Upa  wawahi  hua  paa- 
kiki. 

NOt'meg,  n.    Hua  ala. 

Nu'tri-ment,  n.  At  e  pono  ai  ke  ola 
kino.    Syn.  nourishment. 

Nu-trl'tiotis,  adj.  Hooikaika.  Nutri- 
tious food,  ai  hooikaika  kino. 


O 


Oar,  n.    Hoe  waapa.    Steering  oar  hoe 
hookele. 
6'a>si8»  n.   Wahi  uliuli  ma  ka  wao-one. 
6at»  n,    Hua  oka. 

Qathy  n.    Olelo  hoohiki. 
Oat'meal,  n.    Palaoa  o  ka  hua  oka. 

Ob'du-ra-cy,  n.  Ano  paakiki  o  ka 
naau. 

Ob'du-rate,  adj.  Paakiki.  Syn.  hard; 
callous. 

O-be'di-ence,  n.  Ka  hoolohe ;  malama 
kauoha. 

O-be'di-ent,  adj.     Hoolohe;  malama. 

O-bei'sance,  n.  Ke  kulou  ana.  Syn. 
bow. 

O-bese',  adj.  Puipui  loa.  Syn.  cor- 
pulent. 

O-bes'i-ty,  n.    Ka  puipui  loa  o  ke  kino. 

O-bey',  V.    E  hoolohe;  e  malama. 

O-blt'u-a-ry,  n.    Olelo  hoike  make. 

db'Jeet,  n.    1.    Mea  ike  maka  la. 
2.    Mea  i  kau  ia  ai  ka  manao;  ke  kumu. 


E  ku-e 


e  hoohalahala; 
Kumu  ku-e;    kumu 
Kupono  ole; 


Ob-J6ct',  V. 

kuipehi. 
Ob-Jec'tlon,    n. 

hoohalahala. 
Ob-jec'tl<»n-a-ble,  adj. 

hoohalahalaia. 
Ob-la'tion,  n.    He  mohai. 

dbli-ga'tlon,  n.    1.    Ale'.    Syn.  debt. 

2.    Pono.    Parental  obligation,  ka  pono 

a  ka  makua  1  ke  keiki. 
Ob-lig'a-to-ry,  adj.     Hi  ka  pono:  he 

J)OUO.    The  payment  of  debts  is  obliga- 
ory,  he  pono  ke  hookaa  i  na  aie. 
O-bfi^e',  V.    1.    E  kaohi;  ©kouo.   Syn. 

conit)el. 

2.    E  oluolu.    Syn.  please. 

8.    E  kokua,     Syn.  assist    Oblige  me 

with  a  loan,  e  kokua  mai  i  wahi  dala. 
O-hli^'ing, adj.    Oluolu;  kokua. 
Ob-lique'  (ob-like),    adj.     Hio'.    06- 

lique  line,  kaha  hi-o'. 
Ob-liq'ui-ty,   w.    Ka  aui  ana  mai  ka 

pololei. 


Ob-Hf  er-at©,  V.    Eholoiaku;  e  anai 

aku.    Syn.  efface;  erase. 
Ob-liv'i-oiis,  adj.    Ike  ole  mai;  poina 

wale.    Syn.  forgetful. 
Ob'long,  adj.    Huina-ha-loa. 

Ob'lo-quy,  n.  Olelo  hoomaewa;  olelo 
akiaki.    Syn.  reproach;  calumny. 

Ob-nox'ious,  adj.  Kuoleika  make- 
make;  hoowahawahaia. 

Ob-scene',  acy.    Pelapela;  haumia. 

Ob-s^en'i-ty,  n.    Olelo  haumia;  oleic 

pelapela. 
Ob-scure',  ad^.    L    Powehiwehi;  mao- 

popo  ole. 

2.    Haahaa;  kaulana  ole;  ike  ole  ia. 
Ob-seure'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  powehiwehi. 

Ob-seikr'i-ty,   n.    1.    He  powehiwehi; 

molehulehu. 

2.    Ka  haahaa  o  ka  noho  ana;  ka  ike 
^oleia'ku. 
Ob'se-quies,  n.    Na  hana  o  kahoolewa 

kino  kupapau.    Syn.  funeral  rites. 
Ob-se'qul-ofis,    adj.       Hoopilimeaai ; 

kuapelu  wale. 
Ob-serv'a-ble,  ac^.     Noonooia;  ikeia. 

Ob-serv'ance,  n.       Ka   malama   ana. 

Syn.  the  keeping  of. 
Ob'ser-va'tlon,  n.    1.     Noonoo  pono; 

haka  pono.    A  man  of  observation,  he 

kanaka  haka  pono. 

2.    He  olelo.    Syn.  remark. 
Ob-serv'a-to-ry,  n.    Hale  nana  hoku; 

ao-hoku,  etc. 
Ob-serve',  v.  1.  E  hakapono;  e  hakilo. 

Syn.  watch  narrowly. 

2.    E  olelo.    Syn.  remark. 
Ob-serv'er,  n.    Mea  haka  pono;  mea 

hakilo. 
Ob'so-lete',  adj.    No  ka  wa  1  hala. 

db'sta-ele,  n,    Kumu  keakca;    kumu 

alalai. 
Ob'sti-nate,  adj.    Hoaano;  paakiki;  a-1 

oolea. 
Ob-strfip-er-otks,  adj.    Wahakole;  wa- 

hapaa;  waha  ukele. 


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Ob-strftet',  v.    E  keakea;  e  alalai.  Syn. 

hinder. 
Ob-8trae'tion,  n.    Kumu  keakea;  ku- 

mu  alalai.    Syn.  hindrance. 
Ob-tain',  v.    E  lofia.    Syn.  get. 
Ob-taln'a-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ke  loaa. 

Ob-tu8e',  adj.    1.    Paakiki  ma  ka  noo- 
noo.    Syn.  dull. 
2.    Obtuse  angle,  huina  peleleu. 

Ob-tiise'ness,  n.    1.    Ka  paakiki  o  ka 
noonoo. 
2.    Ka  oi  ole. 

Ob'Ti-ate,  v.  E  hookaaokoa  aku;  e  hoo- 

^  kaawale  ae. 

Ob'vl-otks,  adj.  Maopopolea;moakaka. 

^Syn.  evident. 

Ob'vl-ou8-ly,  adv.  Heoialo;  he  moa- 
kaka.    Syn.  clearly;  evidently. 

Oe-csi'sion,  n.  1.  Wa.  A  suitable  oc- 
casion, he  wa  kupouo.  Syn.  oppor- 
tunity. 

2.     Kumu.      Give  occasion,    haawi    1 
kumu. 

0€-€a'sion-al,  adj.  I  kekahi  wa;ka- 
walawala. 

Oc-ea'sion-al-ly,  adv.     I  kekahi  wa. 

^Syn.  sometimes. 

Oc'^i-dent,  n.  Ke  komohana.  Syn. 
west. 

Oe'ei-piit,  n.    Panepoo. 

Oc-€iilt',  adj.    Pohihihi;  hunala. 

Oc'eul-ta'tion,  n.  Ka  nalo  ana  o  ke- 
kahi ao  o  ka  lani  i  kekahi  ao. 

Oe'cu-pan'^y,  Ka  noho  paa  ana 

Oe'eu-pant,  n.    Mea  e  noho  ana. 

Oe'cu-pa'tion,  n.    Hana;  oihana.  Syn. 

employment. 
Oe'€u-py ,  1.    E  noho ;  e  komo.    Occupy 

a  house,  e  komo  i  ka  hale. 

2.    E  ko  pono;  hoopaa  pono.    Occupy 

the  time,  ke  ko  pono  i  ka  manawa. 

8.    E  paa  i  ka  hana.    I  am  occupied, 

paa  wau  i  ka  hana. 
Oc-cur',  V.    1.    Ikeia;  Syn.  happen. 

2.    Ala  mai.    The;thought  occured  to  me, 

ala  mai  la  ka  manao  iloko  o'u. 
Oe-€ur'rence  He  ulia.    Syn.  inci- 

_  dent. 
0'*;ea.TL  (o'shuny,  n.    Ka  moana, 

O-ce-an'ie,  aaj.    Moana. 

6c'ta-gon,  n.    Huina    lehulehu,   aoao 

^ewalu. 

Oe-tag'o-nal,  adj.    Huina  ewaln. 

Oe'tave,  n.    Na  leo  ewalu  o  ke  mele. 
0€-ta'vo,  n.    He  buke  nona  na  opi  eko- 

lu  i  ke  kalana  hookahi. 
Oc-to'ber,  n.    Okatoba. 

Oe'to-^e-na'ri-an,  n.    Kane  a  wahine 
,  paha  1  kanawalu  ai  na  makahiki. 
6e'u-lar,  adj.  Maka.    Ocular  demonstra- 
tion, ike  maka. 
C  c'u-list,  n.    Kanaka  lapaau  maka. 

Odd,  adj.    1.    Like  ole ;  kaupaewa. 
^2.    Ano  e ;  ku  i  ka  aka. 
Odd'i-ty ,  n.    Mca  ano  e ;  ano  e. 


Odd'ly,  adv.    Ano  e,    Syn.  singularly. 
_  Oddly  enough,  eia  ka  mea  ano  e. 
Odds,  n.  pi.    Ka  oi  o  ka  pomaikai. 

O'di-ofts,  adj.  Inainaia;  pelapela;  hoo 
_  pailua. 

O'di-um,   n.     Inaina;   huahua.      Syn. 
.hatred;  reproach. 

O'dor,  n.    1.    He  ala.    Syn.  fragrance. 
_2.    Hauna;  pilau.    Syn.  offensive  odor. 
O'dor-irer-ousJ  „,.     1.       Ala.    Syn. 
O'dor-otks,  )  ""J"        fragrant. 

^  2.    Pilau,  hauna. 

Of,  prep.    O;  a. 

OS,  adv.    Aku. 

Of"fl"Ie'',i  ^-    0^6^"'  liana  kolohe. 
Of-fend',  V.    1.    E  ku-e.    Offend  against 

the  laws,  e  kue  i  na  kanawai. 

2.    E  hoohuhu;  hoonaukiuki. 
Of-fend'er,  n.    Lawehala. 
Of-fen'8lve,  adj.    1.    Ku-e. 

2.    Pilau; ino;  hauna. 
^3.    n.    Ka  aoao  hoouka. 
Orfer,  V.    E  makaukau  e  haawl. 

Orfer,  TO.    Haawiua. 

orfer-ing,  n.    Haawina;  mohal. 
Ofl'hand,  adv.      Me  ka  makaukau  ole  e 

mamua. 
Orfice,  TO.    Oihana;  keena  oihana. 

6rfl-cer,  TO.    He  luna;  luna  oihana. 
Of-fl'cial,  adj.  Me  ka  mana  o  ka  oihana. 
Of-fl'cial,  TO.    Luna. 
Of-fl'ci-ate,  v.    E  hooko  mamuli  o  ka 

oihai'a. 
Of-fl'cions,  adj.    Mahaoi;  komo  wale 

ma  ko  hai  pouo.    Syn.  meddlesome. 
Oll^ing,  TO.    Mawaho  ae  o  ka  moana. 

Oflfscdur-ing,  TO.    Opala;  mea  hoowa- 

hawahaia. 
Oft'8et,  V.     E  pale.    Offset  a  bill,  Q  ^sHq 

i  ka  bila  ale. 

2.    E  hoo-kaulike. 
Oflf  spring,  TO.    Na  keiki;  na  mamo 

Ojt'ln-timesj  ^^^-    ^^^^V^^^- 
Og'le,  V.    E  awihi.    Syn.  look  askance; 

Oh!  tracer/.    Auwe! 

Oil,  TO.    Alia. 

Oil,  V.    E  kahinu;  e  hamo  me  ka  alia. 

Oil'cloth,  TO.    Lole  hooma-uia  i  ka  alia, 

Oil'eol-or,  n.  Hooluu  i  kaawiliia  me  ka 

aila. 
Oil'y ,  adj.  Me  he  aila  la;  paapu  i  ka  aila. 
Oint'ment,  to.    Laau  hamo;  aila  poni. 
Old,  adj.    1.    Kahiko. 

2.  Apulu.    Syn.  worn  out,  (spoken  of 
things  only). 

3.  Old  man,  kanaka  elemakule. 

4.  Old  woman,  luwahiue. 
6ld-fash'ioned,  adj.    No  ka  wakahi- 
_ko. 

0'le-&ir'in-ous,  adj.    Syn.  oily. 

Ol-fae'to-ry,  adj.    No  ka  honi. 
Ol'ive,  TO.    He  oliva. 


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O-m^'gra,  n.    Hua  palapala  hope  o  ka 

olelo  Heleue. 
Oiu'e-let,  n.    Hua  moakaawiliia  a  hoo- 
_inoaia. 

O'men,  n.    He  ouli;  he  hoailona. 
6iu'i-no6s,  adj.    1.    E  hoailona  ana  i 

ka  pomaikai. 

2.    E  hoailona  ana  i  ka  poino. 
O-mit',   V.     E   kapai,  e  waiho.     Syn. 

leave  out 
Om'ni-bus,  n.     Kaa  nui  halihali  ohua. 
Om-nip'o-tence,  n.    Mea  mana  loa. 
Cm-nip'o-tent,  adj.    Mana  loa. 

Om'ni-preg'ent,  o^j-     Ma  na  wahi  a 

pau. 
Om-nis'^ient,  a(ij.  Ike  i  na  mea  a  pau. 
Om-niv'o-i'ofts,  adj.     Ai  i  na  mea  a 

pau. 
On,  prep.    L    Maluna.  0^(A«^stfima- 

luna  o  ka  lia 

2.    Ma.    071  the  road  ,ma  ke  alanui. 

8.    No.    On  this  account,  no  keia  mea. 

4.    I.    On  hearing  this,  i  ka  lohe  ana  1 

keia. 
On,  adv.    Imua.    Move  on,  e  nee  imua. 

Syn.  forward. 
Ou|^  (wuns),  adv.    1.    I  kekahi  wa. 

2.    Koke ;  a  no.  6o  at  orice,  e  hele  koke. 
One  ( wun) ,  adj.    Hookahi ;  kekahi. 
One'ness,  w.    Kalokahi. 

On'er-otis,  adj.    Luhi;  kaumaha.  Syn. 

heavy;  burdensome. 
One-sid'ed,  adj.     Kapakahl;  ewaewa. 

On'lon  (un'yun),  n.    Akaakai. 

On'ly,  a4j'    Wale  no. 

On'set,  n.    Ka  hoouka.    Syn.  assault. 

O'nus,  71.    Kaumaha.    Syn.  hurden. 

On' ward,  adv.    Imua. 

Ooze  (uze),  n.    Lepo  kelekele  lahilahi, 

Ooze,  V.    E  kulu  malie;  e  kahe  liilii. 

O-pJique'  (o-pak),  adj.    Paa;  hiki  ole 

_  i  ka  malamalama  ke  komo. 

O'pen,  v.    1.    E  hamama:  e  wehe. 
2.    E  mohala.    Syn.  unfold. 
8.    E  raakili.    To  open  the  mind,  e  hoo- 

_makili  i  ka  naau. 

O'peu-ingf,  71.    L.     Poka;  wahi  hama- 
ma. 
2.    Wahi  e  komo  al. 

_8.    Opening  in  thev}ood8,'ki^uk9k» 

O'pen-ly,  adv.    Akea. 

dp'er-ate,  v.    1.    E  hana.    Byv,  work. 

2.    E  iijiha,  medical. 
Op'er-a'tion,  n.    1,    Ka  hana  ana. 

2.    Ka  naha'  o  ka  laau. 
Op'er-a-tor,  to.     Mea  lawelawe;  moa 

nana. 

oiih-IL'Sy?'!   »■  Hemalokamak.. 

O'pi-ate,  71.    Laau  hoo-hlamoe. 
O-p^ne',  V.    Manao.    Syn.  think. 
O-pin'lon,  71.  Ho  manao.  Syn.  thought^ 

O-pln'ion-a'ted,  adj.  Paakikl  ma  koua 

_ manao  iho. 
O'pi-uiu,  iu    Opiumfk 
10 


Op-po'nent,  n.    Mea  alai;  mea  ku-e. 

Op'por-tune',  ad/.    Ku;kupon6.    Syn. 

^timely. 

Op'por-tune'ly,  adv.    I  ka  wa  kupono. 

dp'por-tu'nl-ty,  n.    Wa  kupono. 

Op-pose',  v.    E  ku-e';  e  keakea;  e  alai. 

Op-pog'er,  71.    Mea  ku-e';  mea  keakta. 

Op'po-site,  adj.  Kupono  i  ke  alo;  ku-e. 

Opposite  side,  aoae  kue;  keia  aoco. 
Op^po-sl'tlon,  71.    1.    Ke  ku-e;  ke  kea- 
kea. 

2.    The  opposition,  ka  aoao  ku-e'. 
Op-press',  V.    E  hookaumaha;   e  hoo- 

luhi. 
Op-pr^s'sion,    n.     1.     Hookaumaha; 

hooluhi  hewa. 

2.    Luuluu;  hoil. 
Op-pres'sive,  adj.    1.  Kaumaha;  luhi; 

luuluu.    Syn.  burdensome. 

2.    Oppressive  weather,  wa  wela. 
Op-pres'sor,  n.    Mea  nana  e  hooluhi. 
Op-pro'bri-oiis,  adj.  Ino.  Opprobrious 

language,  olelo  ino. 
Op-pro'bri-um,    Ti,      Hoowahawaha. 
^Syn.  disgrace. 

Qp'tie,  t  ,.  Ko  ka  maka.  Optical 
Op'ti€-al,J  ^J'       delusion,  he  hftiioo 

ka  maka. 
Op-ti'cian,  n.    Kanaka  hana  i  na  mea 
^nokamaka. 

Op'ties,  n.  Ka  ike  e  pill  ana  1  na  maka. 
^p'tion,  n.  Mana  koho.  Syn.  choice. 
6p'tion-al,  adj.    Mamuli  o  ka  manao. 

6p'u-len$e,    n.     Waiwai  nui.      Syn. 

^wealth. 

Op'u-lent,  adj.      Waiwai  loa,     Syn. 

^  wealthy. 

Or.  co7ii.    Paha;  i  ole. 

Or'a-ele,  n.     1.     Olelo  kuhihewa  ole; 

olelopaa. 

2.     Kanaka    kuhihewa    ole;    pololel 

mau. 

8.    The  oracles  of  God,  na  olelo  oiaio  o 
_KeAkua. 
O'ral,  adj.    Waha.    Oral  instructioin,  ao 

waha. 
Oi/an^e,  n.    Alani. 
O-ra'tiou,  71.    Hai-olelo. 

dr  a-tdr'ic-al,  adj.    Hai-olelo. 

Or'a-to-ry,  71.    Ka  hai-olelo. 

Orb,  71.    Kinopoepoe.    Syn.  globe. 

Or'blt,  71.    1,    Ke  ala  hele  o  na  hoktt. 
2.    Ka  lua  no  na  maka. 

Or'chard,  n.    Kihapai  laau  hua. 

Or'ch6s-tra,  n.    Papa  puhi  ohe. 

Or-dain%  v.    L    E  Jcauoha.    Syn.    de- 
cree. 
2.    £  hookahuna. 

Or-de'al,  u.    He  hoao.    Syn.  trial. 

Or'der,  Ti.    L    He  kauoha.    Syn.  com- 
mand. 

2.    Ka  hoonohonoho  pono. 
8.    Kulana;  papa. 
4.    Bila  kikoo  dala.  Syn.  check;  draft; 


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Or'der,  V.    E  kono;  e  kena;  ekauoli*. 

Or'der-ly,  n.    He  koa  lawelawe  no  ka 

^  luna  koa. 

Or''der'ly,  adv.   Ano  pono;  ano  maikai. 

Or'di-nance,  n.    Rula;  kauoha;  kana- 

r.  wai. 

Or'di-na-rl-ly,  adv.    Ma  ke  ano  man, 

Or'di-na-rv,   adj.      Ano    mau;    maa. 
^Syn.  usual;  common. 
Or'dl-na'tion,  n.    Ka  hookahuna  ana. 

Ordinance,  n.    Na  pu-kaua  nui. 

Oie,w.    Pohaku  metala. 

Or'gan,  n.    L    Pila  hookani ;  ogana. 

2.  Nupepa  waha.     Government  organ, 
nupepa  waha  o  ke  aupunl. 

3.  He  lala.    An  organ  of  the  body,  he 
lala  o  ke  kino. 

Or-gan'ic,  adj.    Pill  i  ka  lala. 

Or'gan-ist»  n.     Mea  nana  e  hookanl 

^  ogana. 

Or'gan-i-za'tion,  n.     He  hui;  ka  hoo- 

^hui  ana. 

Or'gan-ize,  v.    Ehui;  ekukuluihui. 

Or'gles,  n.  pL    Na  hana  uOiau'ha. 

O'ri-ent,  n.    Ka  Hikina.    Syn.  east. 

0'ri-enfal,ad/.    No  ka  Hikina.    Syn. 
_  eastern. 

O'ri-en'tal-ist,  n.    Kanaka  i  akamai 
^  ma  na  olelo  o  ka  Hikina. 
Or'1-fice,  n,    Puka  hookahe. 

^r-i-grln,  71.    Ke  kumu. 
O-rig'in-al,  adj.    1.    Mua;  kino  hou. 

2.    Nona  iho.      Original  tho^ight,  noo- 

noo  nona  iho. 
O-rigr'i-nal'i-ty,  n,    Ano  hou;  ano  ma- 

kamua. 
O-rig'i-nate,  V.    E  hookumu. 
O-rig'i-na-tor,  w.    Mea  nana  i  hooku- 
^mu. 
Or'na-ment,  n.    Mea  e  kahiko  ai« 

dr'na-ment,  v,    E  kahiko. 

Or'na^-nienf  al,  adj.    Kahiko  ananl. 
Or-nate',  adj.    Nani;  aulii. 

Or'ni-thdPo-gist,  n.    Kanaka  ike  no 

^na  manu. 

0r'ni-tlx61'o-gy,  n.    Ka  ike  no  na  ma- 

^nu. 

Or'plian,  w.    Keiki  makua  ole. 

Or'tho-dox,  ac^*.  Pono  ma  ka  manaoio. 

Or'tho-dox-y,  n.    Ka  pono  o  ka  mana- 

^oio. 

Or'tho-e-py,  n.    Ka  puana  pololei  i  na 

hua  olelo. 
Or-thdg'ra-py,  n.    Ke  pela  ana  i  na 
^  huaolelo. 

Os'cil-late,  v.   E  lewalewa;  e  kapallli, 
„  Syn.  vibrate. 
Os'9il-a-to-ry,  adj.   Lewa;  lull;  lulilu- 

li.    Syn.  vibratory. 
Os'cu-late,  V.    E  honi,    Syn.  kiss. 

Os'se-ous,  adj.     Me  he  i\n  la.     gTjr. 
bony. 


6s'si-fi-€a'tion,  n.     Ka  lilo  ana  i  iwi 
Os'si-fy,  V.    E  lilo  i  iwi. 
Os-ten'si-ble,    adj.      Hoakakaia;  hoi- 

keia.    The  ostensible  reason,  ke  kumu  i 

hoakakaia. 
Os'ten-ta'tious,    adj.      Hookahakaha 
^  wale. 

Os'tra-cise,  v.  E  kipaku.   Syn.  banish. 
Oth'erj'ad/.    1.    E;eae. 

2.    Ka  lua.    The  one — the  other,  ka  mua, 
.  ka  lua. 
Otii'er-wise,  adv.    1.    I  ole  la.    Syn. 

or  else. 

2.    Ma  kekahi  ano  e  ae.    Syn.  some 

other  way. 
Ought  (awt),  V.  imp.    E  pono;  kupono. 

Ours  \P^(^'    Kokakou;  komakou. 
Our-selres',  pron.    Kakou  iho. 
Oust,  V.    E  hookuke;  e  kipaku.    Syn. 

eject. 
Out,  adv.    1.    Iwaho.    Out  of  the  house, 

iwaho  o  ka  hale. 
Out-bid',  V.    E  koho  kiekie  ae. 
Outbreak,  v.    L    Ka  pahu'  ana.   Syn. 

eruption. 

2.  Puupuu  ana.  Syn.  eruption  on  the 
body. 

3.  Ke  klpi.    Syn.    insurrection, 
Out'burst,  n.    Ka  poha'  ana. 
Out'cast,  71.    He  kuewa;  aca  haukae, 
Out'ery,  n.    Uwa;  wawa  nui. 
Out-do',  V.    E  kehu    Syn.  exceL 
Out'er-most,  adj.    Ko  waho  loa;  ma- 

waho  loa. 
Oufflt,  n.    Nalakoe  pono  ai;  na  mea 

makaukau. 
Out'go,  n.    Ka  lilo, 
Out'go-ing,  Puka  ana  iwaho. 

Out-grow',  V.  E  ulu  ae,  a  haalele. 
Outgrow  childish  habits,  e  ulu  ae,  a  haa- 
lele i  na  hana  kamalii. 

Out-Her'od,  T.  E  kela  loa  ma  ka  loko- 
ino.  Out-Herod  Herod  himself,  e  kela 
imua  o  Herode  ma  ka  lokoino. 

Ouf  house,  71,    Hale  liilii. 

Out-land'ish,  adj.    Lalau;  hawawa. 

Out-lasf,  V,   Eoi  ka  paa;  e  mau  aku. 

Ouf  law,  n.  Kanaka  mawaho  o  ka  ma- 
in o  ke  kanawai. 

Ouf  lay,  n.    Ka  lilo. 

Ouf  let,  n.    Wahi  hookahe  aktu 

Ouf  line,  n.    Ke  kaha  owaho. 

Out-live',  V.    E  oi  ke  ola 

Out-nttm'ber,  v.  E  oi  ka  nml;  oi  ka 
heluna. 

Ouf  post,  n.    Kahua  kiai. 

Ouf  pour,  V.    E  niniui;  e  hookahe. 

Out' rage,  v.    E  powa;  e  lima  ikaika;  e 

hana  mainoino. 
Ouf  rage,  n.    He  hana  mainoino. 

Out-ra'geoiis,  adj.    Mainoino  loa;  he- 

wa  loa. 
Out-ride',  V.    E  mama  ae  ma  kaholo 

ana. 
Ouf  I'id-er,  n.    Poe  ukali. 


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Oufright,  adv.  A  no;  koke.  Killed 
outright,  pepeM  koke  ia.  Syn.  immedi- 
ately. 

Out-rin',  v.    E  mama  oi. 

Out-8siil',  V.    E  oi  ma  ka  holo. 

Out'set,  n    Kinohoii;  kahoomaka  ana. 

Out-shine',  v.    1.    E  alohilohi  a  oi. 
2.    E  oi  i  ke  akamai.    Syn.  excel,  sur- 
pass. 

Out'side,  adv.  Mawaho;  iwaho.  The 
outside,  ko  waho. 

Out-stand'ing:,  adj.  Kaa  ole.  Syn. 
unpaid. 

Out-stretch',  v.    L    E  kikoo  aku. 
2.    E  uhola;  e  hoohola. 

Out-strip',  V.  E  haalele  ihope.  Syn. 
out-run. 

Out-talk',  V.    Kela  1  ke  kamailio. 

O  ut- vote',  V.    Epuka  ma  ka  balota. 

Out-walk',  V,  E  haalele  ihope  ma  ka 
hele  wawae. 

Ouf  ward,  adv.    1.    Mawaho;  iwaho. 
2.    Aku.     Outward    bound  vessels,   na 
moku  e  hele  aku  ana. 

Out'ward-ly,  adv.    Ma  ko  waho. 

Out-wear',  v.    Oi  i  ka  lawelawe  ana. 

Out-weigh',  V.    E  kaumaha  ae. 

Out-wit',  V.    E  hoopuni  me  ka  maalea. 

O'val,  adj.    Hualala. 

OT'en,  TO.    Imu;  oma;  nmu. 

O'ver,  prep.  1.  Maluna'e.  Syn.  above. 
2.  Ma  o  ae;  ma  kela  aoao.  Syn.  across. 

_  Over  and  over,  kaaihe. 

O'ver-alls,  n.    Na  lole  wawae  hana. 

0'v«r-anx'ious,  adj.     Pihoihoi  pono 

_ole. 

O'ver-awe',  V.    E  hooweliweli;  e  hoo- 

_maka'uka'u. 

O'ver-bal'ance,  v.  I  kaumaha  jwno 
ole. 

O'ver-bear'iiig,  adj.    Hookiekie;  hoo- 

_  kaumaha. 

O'ver-board',  adv.    Iloko  o  ko  kai.    To 

_Jall  overboard,  e  haule  iloko  o  ke  kai. 

O'ver-bui/den,  v.    E  hookaumaha  po- 

_  no  ole. 

O'ver-c&st',  17.    1.    Epoullinaao. 

_2.    E  humuhumu, 

O'ver-chiirge,  v.   E  hoo-uku  pono  ole. 

O'Ter-coat,  to.    Kuka  nui. 

O'ver-edme',  V.    1.    E  lanaklla;  e  hoo- 

pio.    Syn.  conquer. 
_2.    E  plo.    Syn.  conquered. 
O'ver-do',  v.    E  hana  a  oi  1  ka  mea  ku- 

pono. 
<i'ver-alls,  to.    Na  lolewawae  hana. 

O'ver-done',  aclj.    Ahulu.     Food  over- 
_done,  ai  ahulu. 
O'ver-draw',  v.    1.    E  klkoo  a  oi  aku  i 

ke  dala  i  hoomoeia. 
_2.    E  hai  a  oi  i  ka  mea  oiaio. 
O'ver-flow',  V.    E  manini;   e  hu;  hu- 
_liamahi. 
O'ver-grow',  17.    2.    E  hihi  wale  ma  ka 

ulu  ana. 

2.    An  overgrown  boy,  ho  keikl  hikl  wa- 

wc  maka  ulu  ana. 


O'ver-h^ng',  v.    E  kau  pono  maluna'e 
_  o  ke  poo. 
O'ver-haul',  V.    1.    E  huli;  e  imi  no  na 

kina.    Syn.    examine. 
_2.    Ehahaialoaa.    Syn.  overtake. 
O'rer-head',  adj.    Maluna'e  o  ke  poo. 
O'ver-hear',  v.    E  lohe  wale. 
O'ver-joyed',  p.  p.    Piha  i  ka  hauoli. 

O'rer-land,  adj.    Makaaina. 

O'rer-lay',  v.    E  hamo;  e  hoohola. 

O'ver-leap',  v.    1.    E  lele  maluna  ae. 
2.     E   lanakila   ae.      Overleap   all  ob- 
stacles,  e  lanakila  maluna'e  o  na  pili- 
_klaapau. 

O'ver-load',  v.    E  hoopiha  pono  ole; 
_  e  hoopiha  loa. 
0'ver-l«>bk',  v.    L    E  kiai;  e  hoopono- 

pono.    Syn.  oversee. 
_2.    E  waiho  me  ka  hoopai  ole. 
O'ver-match',  v.    E  ikaika  ae  maluna. 

O'ver-Might',  adv.    A  hala  ka  po. 

6'ver-per-suad.e',  v.    E  kauo  i  ka  ma- 
_kemake. 

O'ver-plils',  TO.    Kekoena  i  koe.    Syn. 
.surplus. 

O'ver-pdw'er,   v.     E   hoopio;   e   pio. 
_Syn.  overcome. 

O'ver-rate',  v.  E  manao  nui  kupono 
ole;  ekohonul  kuponoole.  He  over- 
rates^ his  strength,  koho  nui  kupono  ole 
oia  i  kona  ikaika.  He  overrates  his 
abilities,  manao  nui  kupono  ole  oia  i 
_ kona  akamai. 
O'ver-reach',  v.    E  hoopuni  wale. 

O'ver-rule',  1.    E  hooholo  ku-e'. 
_2.    E  hoomalu. 

O'ver-rtin',  v.    E  uhi  paapu;  e  hooholo 
_nul. 
O'ver-see',  v.    E  hooponopono. 

O'ver-seer',  to.     Luna;  luna  hoopono- 
_pono. 
O'ver-sef ,  v.    E  kahuli;  e  hanini. 

6'ver-shad'o-«r,  v.     E  kau  mai  ka  ma- . 
_lumalu.  _ 
O'ver-shoot',  v.  1.  E  hala  ka  maka  ma 

ke  ki  ana;  halahi. 
_2.    E  kela  imua  o  ka  mea  kupono 
O'ver-sight,  n.    1.    Palaka. 
_2.    Ka  hooponopono  ana. 
O'ver-sleep',  v.    E  hiamoe  loa. 

6'ver-spread',  v.    E  uhi;  e  uhola;  ho- 
_hola. 

O'ver-step',  v.    E  hoohala  i  ka  mea  ku- 
_nono. 

O'ver-stdck',  v.    E  hoopiha  loa  a  pono 
_ole. 

0'ver-8traln',v.  Ehooikaikaino.  Syn. 
.overtask. 

6-vSrf,  adj.    Akea.  Syn.  open  to  view. 
6'ver-take',  v.    E  hahai  a  loaa. 
O'ver-task',  v     E  hooluhi  pono  ole. 

O'vert-ure,  n.    1.    E  waiho  mai  i  ma- 
nao.   Syn.  proposal ;  oflter. 
2.    Ho  mclo  hoomaka. 


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PALL 


O'reivtum.',  v,    E  hooauhuli;  hooka- 

_huli. 
0'ver--weeii'ingf,   adj.      1.      Niii  pono 

ole.      Overweening   ambition,  ake    Bui 

pono  ole  o  ka  naau. 
_2.    Hookano.    Syn.  arrogant. 
O'ver- whelm',  v.     E  popoi.     Troubles 

overwhelm,  popoi  mai  na  popilikia. 

2.  Pauhia.  Overwhelmed  with  work,  pau- 
hia  1  ka  hana. 

3.  E  piho;  palemo.     Overwhelmed  in 
_  the  sea,  palemo  ma  ka  moana 
O'ver-work',  n.    Hana  luhi  loa. 
O'ver-wroughf  (rawt),  p  p.    Oi  ku- 

pono  ole  ma  ka  hana,  a  ma  ka  noonoo 

Eaha.    Overwrought  imagination,  lie  hi- 
io  pono  ole  o  ka  uoonoo. 
0\«-e(o),  V.   £  aie. 


Ow'ing:  to,  p.  a.     No.     On  account  of; 

owing  to  various  reasons,  no  na  kumu  ne 

nui. 
Owl,  n.  Puneo. 

Owl'ish,  adj.    Me  he  puueo  la. 

Own,  adj.    Ponoi'. 

Own,  t;.    L    E  loaa.    To  own  a  horse,  Q 

loaa  i  lio. 
_2.    E  ae.    Syn.  confess. 
Own'er,  n.    Ka  mea  nona.      The  oroner 

of  the  horse,  ka  mea  nona  ka  lio. 

6x,  w.    Bipikauo. 

Ox'en,  71.  pL    Na  bipi  kauo. 

<Sx'y-^en,  n     £a  mama,  me&e  pono  ai 

ke  ola  kino. 
Oys'ter. ».    Oiepe. 


Pace,  n.    Kikoo  wawae ;  he  ana,  ekolu 
Tcapuai. 
I'a'cer,  n.    Lio  holo  peke. 
Pa-ciric,  od/.    Oluolu;  lai;  malle.  Syn. 

mild;  peaceful. 
Pao'i-fy, ».    E  hoo-na';  hooluolu;  hoo- 

laulea. 
Pack,  w.    1.    Hehaawe. 

2,    He  pu-a'. 
Paek,  V.    1.    E  hoo-o;  e  hao.    Pack  a 

trunk,  e  hao  i  ka  pahu. 

2.    E  hookikina. 
Paek'agre,  n.    1.    He  puolo;  heope. 

2.    Pahu 
Paek'et,  n.    1.    Puolo  liiUi. 

2.    Moku  kalepa. 
Paek'horse,  n.    Lio  hoo-un anna. 
Pack'sad'dle,  n.  Noho  lio  hoo-uuauna. 
Pack-thread,  n.    Lopinakii  puolo. 
Pad,  n.    Uluna  lillii. 
Pad 'die,  n.    Hoe  waa. 
Pad'dle,  V.    E  hoe. 
PadMock,  «.    Pa  holoholona. 
Pad'loek,  ».    Laka  lou. 
Pae'an,  n.    Mele  hoonani. 
Pa-g^an,  n.    Pegana;  kanaka  hoomana- 

kii, 
Pa'sran-Ism,  «.    Hoomanakii. 
Page,  n.    1.    Aoao. 

2.     Keiki  lawelawe  no  ka  poe  hano- 

hano. 

pS'|SaSV-ry,!"-  Hoike  hookahakaha. 
Pa-co'da,  n.    Heiau  hoomanakii  maka 

Hi  kin  a. 
Pail,  n.    Bakeke. 
pj'iil'ful,  n.    Piha  bakeke. 
Paiu«  n.    Eha;  hui;ehaeha. 


Paln'fnl,  adj.    1.    Hui;  eha. 

2.    Kaumaha;  luuluu.  Syn.  sorrowful. 
Pain'ful-ly,    adv.       Ehaeha;   luuluu; 

luhi. 
Paln'less,  adj.    Eha  ole. 
Pains,  11.  pi.    Ke  akahele;  ano  mikioi. 

T\)  take  pains,  e  akahele  loa. 
Paint,  n.    He  pena. 
Paint,  V.    1.    E  hamo  pena. 

2.    E  pena  kii. 

8.    Faint  one's  cheeks  for  beauty,  nou- 

nounea. 
Paint'er,  n.    1.    Mea  hamo  i)ena. 

2.    Mea  pena  kii. 

8.    Kaula  hoopaa  waapa. 
Painf  ing,  n.    Kii  i  penaia. 

pair,  n.    He  pa.    A  pair  of  shoes,  he  pa 

kamaa. 
Pair,  v.    Ekaulua. 
Pal'ace,  n.    Hale  nui  a  nanl. 
Pa-lah-keen'j  TTp  mftTiplt* 

Pa-lan-quinM    ^-    ^e  maneie. 

Pal'at-a-ble,  adj.    Ono,  ke  ai. 

Pal'ste,  «.    Kileo. 

Pa-la'tial,  adj.    Kamahao.    A  palatial 

residence,  he  hale  noho  kamahao. 
Pa-lii'ver,  n.    Walaau;  he  kuka'  pu. 

Pale  adj.    Haikea;  hakeakea. 
Pale^  n.    1.     He  laan  pa. 

2.    Wahi  hoopuniia. 
Pale'ness,  n.    {From  sickness.)    Lana- 

Pal'ette.  n.    Papa  kaawili  pena  no  ka 

pena  kii. 
Pal'ing,  71.     Laau  pa. 
Pall,  n.    Kapa  uhi  kupapau. 
Pi^ll,  V.    Ono  ole;  liliha. 


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Pal-la'di-um,  n.    Hepa-kana;  hepuu- 

houua.    The  pxirity  of  the  ballot  the  pal- 
ladium of  OUT  polil  ical  rights ,  k  a   m  aka- 

mae  o  ke  koho  balota  ka  puuhonua  ia 

o  ko  kakou  pono  aupunl. 
Pal'let,  n.    Bela  moe  inoino. 
Pal'11-ate,  v.     E  hooemi  i  ka  hewa. 

Syn.  extenuate. 
Pai'li-u'tion,  n.    Ke  kumu  e  eml  ai  ka 

hewa. 
Pal'lid,  adj.    Syn.  pale;  wan. 
Palm,  n.    1.    He  kumu  loulu. 

2,    Ka  po'ho  lima. 
Palm'y,  adj.  Kuonoono;  kuapapa.  Syn. 

prosperous. 
Pal'pa-ble,  adj.     L     Moakaka,    Syn. 

evident. 

2.    Hiki  ke  halia'ia. 
Psl,l'pi-tsite,  V.    E  konikoni;  e  kapalill. 
PaPpi-ta'tion,  n.    Ke  kapalili.    Falpi- 

tation  of  the  hearty  ke  kapalili  o  ka  hou- 

po. 
Pal'sied,  adj.    Loohla  i  ka  mai  lolo'. 
Piil'sy,  n.    Mai  lolo. 
Pjil'try,  adj.    Meaole;  pupuka. 
Pam'pas,  n.  pi.    Na  aina  papu  akea  ma 

Amerika  Hema, 
Pam'per,  v.    1.    E  pakela  al. 

2.    E  hoomilimili;  noomalimali. 
Pam'phlet,  n.     He  palapala  i  humu- 

humuia. 
Pan,  w.    Patini. 
Pftn'a-ce'a,  n.    Kumm  hoola  nui.    Syn. 

sovereign  remedy. 
Pan'eake*  n.  Palaoa  parai.  Syn.  griddle 

cake. 
Pan'de-mo'nl-mn,  n.    L  Keenakuka' 

o  na  diabolo. 

2.    He  uluaoa;  haunaele  nui. 
Pan'der.  n.     He  weawea;  meaalakai 

hewa. 
Pane,  n.    Apana  aniani. 
PAn'e-gryr'ic,  n.    Haiolelo  hoolea.  Syn. 

eulogy. 
Pan'el,  w.    1,    Papa  lahilahi  o  ka  puka 

komo. 

2.    Papa  inoa  o  ka  poe  jure. 
Pftngr,  n.    He  umii;  ne  nui. 
Pan'ie,  n.    Maka'u  kuhewa  mal. 
Pan'o-ply,  n.    Na  kahiko  kaua. 
Pftn'o-rii'ina,  n.    He  nanaina  akea. 
Pant,  r.    1.    Enaenae;  paujjauaho. 

2.    E  ahaha'.    The  dog  pants,  ahaha  ka 

ilio. 
Pan'ta-ldts',  n,     Lole  wawae  kaika- 

mahine. 
Pan'ta-loons',  w.    Lole  wawae. 
Pan'the-iKin,    n.      Ka   manaoio   o  ke 

akua  11  a  inea  a  pau. 
Pftn'try,  n.    Koena  waiho  pa. 
Pftp,  TO.    Ai  wali. 

Pa'pa-cy,  n.    Kahoomanao  Roma, 
Pa'pal  Tac^'     Po'pe. 

?aTa"k,i^-    Hel;mllikana. 
Pa'per,  n.    1.    Pepa;  kalana, 

2.    Nupepa, 

S.    Mauao  1  hakula;  kumu  manao. 


Pap-poose',  n.    Keiki  liilii  inikinl. 

Pa-pyr'u8,  n.    Naku  o  Aigupita. 

Par,  n.    Like.    Syn.  equality.    Kulana 

like. 
Par'a-ble,  n.    Olelo  nane. 
Pa-rade',  n.      Hookahnkaha;  haanon, 

2.    Military  parade,  paikau, 
Pa-rade,  n.  E  haanou;  E  hookehakeha, 
Par'a-dise,  n.    Paredaiso. 
Par'a-dox,  n.  Mea  e  haohao  ai,  lie  oiaio 

nae. 
Par'a-gon,  n.    Mea  pookela. 
Par'a-grapli,  n.    He  pauku  olelo. 
Par'al-lax,  n.    Ka  nee  ana  o  na  ao  o  ka 

lani  ke  ikeia  mai  kauwahi,  a  mai  kau- 

wahi  aku. 
Par'al-lel,  n.    Kaha  moe  like. 
Pftr'al-lel,  adj.    Moe  like. 
Par'al-lel'o-gram,  n.    Huina-ha;  ao- 

ao  like  lua. 
Par'al-lel'o-pi'ped,  n,    Pa-ili-ono,  ao- 

ao  like  lua. 
Par-al'y-8is,  n,    Mai  lolo. 
Par'a-lyt'ic,  adj.  Loohia  i  ka  mai  lolo. 
Par'a-lyse,  v.  1.    E  loohia  i  ka  mai  lo- 
lo. 

2.    E  hoomake  manao. 
Par'a-mount,  adj.    Ano  nui;  kolkoi. 
Par'a-mour,  n.    He  ipo. 
Par'a-pet,  w.    He  papu;  he  ahua  kaxxa. 
Par'a-site,  n.      1.      He  hoopilimeaai. 

Syn.  sycophant. 

2,  Uku  hoopili  i  ke  kino, 

3.  He  laau  hihi  e  ulu  ana  ma  na  ku- 
mulaau. 

Par'a-sol,  n.    Mamalu  liilii  pale  la. 

Par'boll,  V.    E  hoo-baila  iki. 

Par'cel,  to.    L    Puolo  liilii.   Syn.  pack- 
ager 
2.    To  parcel  out,  e  mahele  aku. 

Parch,  V.    1.    E  papaa.  Syn.  scorch. 
2.    Parched  with  thirst,  make  wai  loa. 

Parch'ment,  n.  Ill  lahilahi;  mea  ka-' 
kau. 

Par'don,  to.    Ka  huikala. 

Par'don,  v.    E  kala  i  ka  hcwft. 

Par'don-a-ble,  adj.     Hiki  ke  kalaia. 

Pare,  r.    Ekoli;  e  kolikoli. 

Pa'rent,  n.  Makua.  Parent-in-law,  hu- 
nowai. 

Pa-rgnt'al,  adj.  Makua.  Parental  avr 
thority,  ka  mana  makua. 

Pa-ren'tlie-sis,  w.    Kaha  apo. 

Par'en-tliet'ie-al,  adj.  Apoia  i  na  ka- 
ha apo. 

Par'ing,  to.    Mea  i  kollia. 

PAr'isli.TO.    Apana  ekalcsia. 

Pa-rish'on-erj  n,  Lala  o  ka  apana 
ekalcsia. 

P&r'lty,  TO.    Ke  ano  like. 

Park,  n.    1.    Kihapal  hooluolu. 
2.    Kahi  i  hooiliihia'i  o  na  lake  kaua 
o  kela  me  keia  ano. 

Piir'lance,  n,  Ke  kamailio  ana.  Com- 
mon  parlance,  ke  ano  i  kamailio  man 
la. 

par'ley,  r.    Ekuka'pu. 

Par'lia-iuent,  n.  Ahaolelo  o  Beritauia. 


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PATIENCE 


Par'lia-ment'a-ry,  adj.    Ku  like  me 

na  haua  o  ka  ahaolelo. 
Par'lor,  n.    Keena  hookipa. 
Pa-ro'clii-al,  adj.  Pilii  ka  apana  ekale- 

pia. 
Pa-role',  n.    He  ae  waha, 

Par'ox-ysm,  «.l.He  umii;  hui  kuliewa 

mai. 

2.    Kupaka. 
Par'ri-cide,  n.    Mea  pepeW  makua. 
Par'rof,  n.    Manu  aloha;  parota. 
Par'ry,  V.    E  pale;  e  hookapae.    Syn. 
Par'sl-mo'ni-ous,  adj.      Pi;   aua;  ii; 

Syn.  stingy ;  penurious. 
Par'sl-mo-ny,  w.    Pi;  aua;  alunii. 
Piir'son;  n.    Kahu  ekalesia. 

Par'son-agre,  n,   KaM  e  nolxo  ai  o  ke 
kahu  ekalesia. 

Piirt,  n.   He  hapa;  he  haawina;  mahele. 

Part,  V.    1.    E  mahele.    Syn.  divide. 
2.    E  hoolilo  aku.    Part  with  property^ 
e  hoolilo  aku  1  ka  waiwai. 
8.  E  nookaawale  aku.  Fart  with  friends  ^ 
e  hookaawale  aku  mai  na  hoa. 

Par-take',  v.    E  komo  pu.    Partake  of 
benefits,  e  komo  pu  ma  na  pomaikai. 
2.    E  ai  pu.    Partake  of  the  feast,  e  ai 
pu  i  ka  ahaaina. 

Par-tak'er,  lu    Mea  komo  pu. 

Par'tial,  adj.    1.    Hapa.    A  partial  re- 
port, he  hoike  hapa. 
2.    Ewaewa;  kapakahi;  kaulike  ole. 

Par-tial'i-ty,   n.    Ka  paewaewa;  kau- 
like ole. 

Piir'tial-ly,  adv.    Hapa;  me  ka  ewa- 
ewa. 

Par-tic'i-pant,  n.    Syn.  partaker. 

Par-tic'i-pate,  v.    Syn.  partake. 

Par-tic'i-pa'tion,  n.    Ke  komo  pu  ana. 
8yn.  partaking. 

Par-tlc'i-pa'tor,  n.    Syn.  partaker. 

Par'ti-'cle,  n.    He  huna;  he  mole. 

Par-tlc'u-lar,  adj.  L  Kekahi  mea  hoo- 
kahi. 
2.    Mikioi;  akahele. 

Par-tle'u-lars,  n.  pi.     Na  huna  liilii. 
Syn*  details. 

Par-tie'u-lar-ize',  v.    E   hai  i  na  ku- 
mu  liilii.    Syn.  detail. 

Pai"'ti-san,  w.    Mea  ukali;  haumana. 

Par-ti'tion,  n.    1.    Ka  mahele  aua. 
2.    He  paku.    Partition  of  the  room,  ka 
paku  o\q  keena. 

Part'ly,  adv.    Iki.    Syn.  in  a  measure. 
Partly  learned,  paa  naau  iki. 

Pikrt'ner,  n.    Hoa;  hoa-hana. 

Part'ner-shiip,  n.    Hui  oihana. 

Piir'ty,  n.    1.    He  poe.    A  party  of  boys, 
he  poe  keiki. 

2.    Poe  ahaaina;  poe  hoolauna. 
8.    He  aoao. 

Par'ty-col'ored,   w.      Onionio.      Syn. 

variegated. 
Pass,  V.    E  maalo  ae. 

Pass,  n.    1.    Wahi  haahaa  mawaena  o 
na  kuahiwi  i  hiki  ke  hele  ia. 
2.    Palapala  ae  e  hele.    Syn.  passport. 


3.    He  ano;  kulana.    Syn.  state;  condi- 
tion. 
Pass'a-ble,  adj.    1.    Hiki  ke  hele  la. 

2.    Hiki  no;  e  aho  ia. 
Pas'sage,  n.    1.    Ka  hele  ana;  ka  hole 
ana;  kaleleana. 

2.    Ka  hooholo  loa'na.  Passage  of  a  bill, 
ka  hooholo  loa'na  o  ka  bila. 
8.    He  olelo.    Passage  in  the  book,  he 
oleic  iloko  o  ka  buke. 
Pas'sage-way'  n.    Kahi  e  hele  ai. 
Pass'book,  n.    Buke  baneko  helu  dala. 
Pas'sen-ger,  n.    Ohua;  ee  moku. 
Pas'sion,  n.    Huhu  wela. 
Pas'sion-ate,  adj.    L    Huhu  wale;  M- 
klwawe  1  ka  huhu. 

2.    Ikaika  loa,  nui  loa.     Passionately 
grieved,  kaumaha  nui  loa. 
Pas'sive,  adj.     Noho  wale;  ku-e'  ole. 
Passive  obedience,  hoolohehoomanaka'. 
Pass'd-ver,  w.    Moliaola. 
Pass'port,  n.    Palapala  hoapono;  pala- 
pala kuhikuhi  kino. 
Pass'word,  7i.    Hua  olelo  huna'.    Syn. 

countersign. 
Tkut,  n.    Waihala. 
Past,  adj.    Hala. 
Paste,  n^   Mea  hoopipili. 
Paste'board,  n.    Pepa  manoanoa. 
Pas' time,  71.      Mea  noonauea;    paani. 

Syn.  sport;  amusement. 
Pas'tor,  n.    Kahu  ekalesia. 
I'as'tor-ate,  n.    Oihana  kahu  ekalesia. 
Pas'try,  n,     Kela  me  keia  ano  palaoa 

ono. 
Past-nr-age,  w.    L    Oihana  hanai  ho- 
loholona. 

2.    Aina  holoholona. 
8.    Ai  n  a  n a  holoholon  a. 
Past-ure,  n.    Kula  holoholona. 
Past'ure,  v.    E  hanai  holoholona. 
Pat,  v.    E  paipai  oluolu  me  ka  lima. 
Pat,  adv.     Kupono.     Syn.  fit;  seasona- 
ble. 
Patch,  n.    1.    Poholole;  apana  lole. 
2.    Apana.    A  patch  of  grass,  he  apana 
aina. 
Patch,  V.    E  poho;  e  kapili  hou. 
Patch' work,  n.    1,    Lole  apana. 

2.    Hanakapulu. 
Pate,  n.    Poo.    Syn.  head. 
Pat'ent,  n.    Palapala  hookuleana. 
Pat'ent,  adj.    Moakaka.    Syn.  evident. 
Pat'ent-ee',  n.     Mea  nana  ka  palapala 

hookuleana. 
Pat'ent-orfice,  n.    Keena  oihana  hoo- 

puka  palapata  hookuleana. 
Pat'ent- rights',  n.  Na  pono  o  ka  pala- 
pala hookuleana. 
Pa-ter'nal,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  makuakane. 
Pa-ter'ni-ty,  n.  Ke  kulana  makuakane. 
Path,  n.    Ala;  alanui. 
Pa-thr>t'ic,  adj.  Manaonao;  menemene. 
Pa-thol'6-gy,'  n.    Ka  ike  no  na  mai. 
Pa'thos,  n.   Mea  ho-ala  i  ka  manaonao. 
Path'way,  n.    Alanui;  kuamoo. 
Pa'tience  (sheus),  n.     Ahonul;   hoo- 
mauawanui. 


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Pii'tlent,  n,   Mea  I  lapaauia. 
Pa'tient,  adj.     Ahonui;    hoomanawa- 

nui. 
Pa'tient-ly,  adv.    Me  ke  ahonui. 
Pa'tri-arch,  n.    He  poo  ohana  o  ka  wa 

kahiko. 
Pa-tri'cian,  n.    He  alii.    Syn.  noble. 
Pat'ri-mo'ny,  n.    Waiwai  o  ka  makua 

1  hooilinaia  i  ke  keiki. 
Pafri-ot,  n.    Kanaka  makee  aupuni. 

Pat'ri-dfic,  adj.    Aloha  aina;  makee 

aupuni. 
Pat'ri-ot-ism,  n.    Ke  aloha  aina. 
Pa-trol',  n.    He  kiai  kaahele. 
Paf  ron,  n.    Mea  kokua;   mea  hoopo- 

maikfii. 
Pat'ron-age,  n.     Ke  kokua   ana;   ka 

hoopomaikai  ana. 
Pat/ron-ize,  v.    E  kokua;  e  hoopomai- 
kai. 
P  after,  r.     L     E   nakulukulu.    Syn. 

patter  as  rain. 

2,    Kamumu;  nakeke.    Syn.  patter  of 

feet. 
Pat'tern,  Ti.  Aiiahoohalike;kumu  hoo- 

halike. 
Pau'ci-ty,  n.    He  kakaikahi;  he  uuku. 
Pau'per,  n.    Mea  ilihune. 
Pjiu'per-ism,  n.      Ka  nele;  ka  hune. 

SvN.  indigence. 
P^use,  n.    1.    Kiko  hoomaha  leo. 

2.    Hemahaiki;  wahi  ku. 
P^use,i;.    1.    E  uoki;e  ku  a  nana  iki. 

2.    E  maha  iki. 
Pave,  r.    E  kipapa. 
Pave'nient,  n.    He  kipapa  pohaku. 
Pa-viPlon,  n.    Hale  lewa;  hale  lole. 
Paw,  n.    Wawae  o  ka  ilio ;  popoke ;  a  me 

iia  holoholona  o  ia  auo. 
Pawn,  V.    E  panai  kekahi  waiwai  liilii 

no  ke  dala. 
Pawn'bro'ker,  n.    Kanaka  panai  wai- 
wai. 
Pay,  V.    1.    E  UkU. 

2.    Puka.    The  Imsiness  pays,  puka  ka 

oihaua. 
Pay'day,  n.    La  kikoo;  la  hookupu. 
Pay'mas-ter,  n.    Luna  uku  dala. 
Pay'ment,  n.    Ka  uku  ana;  ka  hookaa 

ana. 
Pea(pe),w.    Hepi;huaai. 
Peace,  w.    Maluhia;  kuikahl. 
Peace'a-ble,  adj.    Oluolu;  kuikahi. 

Peace'a-hly,  adv.    Me  ka  oluolu. 
Peace'ful,    adj.     L     Oluolu;    mallu; 

malie. 

2.    Kuapapa. 
Peace'iuak'er,  n.    Mea  uwao. 
Peace'orii-cer,  n.    He  makai. 
Peach,  n.    Ilua  piki. 
Pea'jaek-et,  n.    Pili  lakeke. 
Peak,  n.  1.  Wekiu  mauua;  piko  mauna. 

2.    Laau  oluna  o  ka  pea  hope. 
Peal,  n.    Leo  haalulu. 
Peal,  V.    E  haalulu. 
Pea'nut,  n.    Pinaki. 
Pearl,  n.    He  momi. 


Pearl'y,  71.    Me  he  momi  la. 

Pfttts'ant,  n.    He  makaainana. 

Peas'ant-ry,  n.    Na  makaainana, 

Peb'ble,  n.    Iliili;  paiwi. 

Pee'ca-dil'lo,  n.  Hewa  liiUi;  kina'. 
Syn.  fault. 

Peek,  n.    Peka;  hapa-ha  o  ka  busela. 

Peek,  V.    E  kiko. 

Pec'u-late,  v.  E  aihue ;  e  apuka.  Syn. 
embezzle. 

Pe-€ul'lar,  adj.  L  Ano  e.  Syn.  sin- 
gular. 

2.  Kupono.    Syn.  appropriate. 

3.  Pill  i  ka  mea  hookahi ;  papa  paha: 
ano  paha.  Peculiar  to  the  class,  pili  i 
kela  papa  wale  no. 

Pe-€ul'lar'i-ty,  n.    He  mea  ano  e. 

Pe-€un'ia-ry,  adj.  Dala.  Pecuniary 
assistance,  kokua  dala.  Pecuniary  mat- 
ters, na  mea  pili  i  ke  dala. 

Ped'a-gdgue,  n.  Kumu  kula.  Syn. 
teacher. 

Pcd'aiit,  n.  Mea  e  akena  ana  i  kona  ike. 

Pe-dant'ie,  adj.    Hookelakela  i  ka  Ike. 

Ped'dle,  v.    E  piele;  e  maau'auwa'. 

Ped'dler,  n.    He  piele ;  m  ea  maauauwa. 

Ped'es-tal,  n.  Kahua  no  ke  kia  hoo- 
manao;  kii  kalaiia,  etc. 

Pe-des'tri-an.  7i.  Kanaka  hele  wawae. 

Pe-des'tri-an-ism',  n.  Ka  hele  wa- 
wae ana. 

Ped'i-gree,  n.    He  kuauhau. 

Peel,  n.    Ka  ili  o  ke  kahi  mau  hua  ai. 

Peel, -y.    E  ihi;  e  maihi. 

Peep.  V.    1.    E  kiei;  e  halo';  e  haei. 

2.  E  piopio;  ioio.  Syn.  peep  as  chick- 
ens. 

3.  Peep  of  day,  ke  alaula. 
Peer,  n.    He  hoa. 

2.  Peer  of  the  realm,  he  'lii  o  ke  aupuni. 
Peer'age,  n.    Kulana  alii ;  papa  al;i. 
Peer'less,  acfj;  Luaole;  pookela.    Syn. 

matchless;  unequaled. 
Peev'lsh,  adj.    Nainai;   na  ole;  huhu 

wale.    Syn.  irritable;  cross. 
Peg,  n.    Pine  laau. 
Pell-mell',  n.  and  adv.    Huikau. 

Pel-lu'cld,  adj.    Moakaka;  aiai.    Syn. 

transparent. 
Pelt,  n.    Ili  holoholona. 
Pelt,  V.    E  kipehi. 
Pen,  V.    1.    E  Jcakau. 

2.    E  hoopaa  iloko  o  ka  pa. 
Pen,  7t.    1.     Peni  kaknu.    Steel  pen,  uior 

ka  kiia.    Quill  pen,  poni  hulu. 

2.    Pa.    Pig  pen,  pa  puaa. 
Pe'nal,  adj.     Hoopal.    Penal  servitude, 

hana  hoopal. 
P«n'al-ty,  n.    Hoopai. 
Pen'ange,  n.    Hoopai  huikala, 

pln^nies  \  ^-    ^^  P^^^  ^*^^*- 
PenVil,"7i.    Peni.    Slate  pencil, -peni-po- 

haku.    Lead  pencil,  peni  kepau;  peni- 

kila. 

2.    Huhul  kukuna  malamalama. 
Pdn'daut,  n.    Mea  e  lewa  ana. 


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PSnd'ing:,  adj.  and  prep.     E  waiho  nei. 

A  pending  suit,  ka  hihia  e  waiho  nei. 

Pending  the  decision,  e  kali  aua  i  ka 

olelo  hooholo. 
Pend'u-lofts,  adj.     Lewa  wale;   lewa- 

lewa 
Pend'u-ltim,  n.    Hao  lewa  o  ka  wati. 
Pen'e-trate,  v.    E  komohia  lloko. 
Pen'e-tra'tion,  n.   1.    Ke  komo  loa'ua. 

2.    Noeau,    Syn.  sagacity. 
Pen'hold-er,  n.    Au  o  ka  penl. 
Pen-in'su-la,  n.    Ane-moku. 
Pen'i-tence,  n.    Mihi;  walania. 
Pen'i-tent,  Mea  mihi. 
Pen'i-ten'ti-a-ry,  n.    Hale  paahao. 
Pen'i-tent-ly,  adv.     Me  ka  mihi  oiaio. 
Pen'knife,  n.    Pahi  koli  peni. 
Pen-man,  n.    Mea  kakan  lima. 
Pen-man-ship,  n.    Kakau  lima. 

pISSSSfi  ^-    Hae  ololi,  loloa. 

Pen'ni-less,  adj.    Dala  ole. 
Pen'ny ,  n.    He  peni ;  dala  Uritania. 
Pen'ny-a-lin'er,  n.     L     Mea  haku  no 

ka  nupepa. 

2.    Mea  naku  manao  lapuwale. 
Pen'slon,  n,    1.    Kokua  makahiki  mai 

ke  aupuni. 

2.    Kula  hanai  ma  Farani. 
Pen'slon-er,  n.    Mea  i  kokua  mau  ia. 
Pen'sive.  adj.  Poouoo;  mumule;  nalu. 
Pen'ta-gron.  n.    Huina  aoao  clima. 
Pen'ta-teucli(pen'ta-tuke),n.  Nabu- 

kemuaeliinao  ka  Baibala. 
Pe'nftlt,  n.    Ka  mamala  e  pili  ana  i  ka 

mamala  hua-olelo  hope  lea. 
Pe-nu'ri-ous,   adj.      Aua;    pi.      Syn. 

parsimonious. 
Pen'u-ry,  n.     Ka  nele;   hxine.     Syn. 

poverty;  want. 
Peo'ple,  n.    L    Lahui.    The  people,  ka 

lahui. 

2.    Poe.    Some  people,  kckahi  poe. 
Peo'ple,  r.    E  hooulu  lahui. 
Pep'per,  n.    He  laau  nioi;  he  pepa  mea 

hoomiko. 
Pep'per-com,  n,     Ka  hua  o  kekahi 

ano  pepa. 
Pep'per-y,<wf7.    1.    Miko  loa  i  ka  pepa. 

2.    Hikiwawe  i  ka  huhu.    Syn.   irrit- 
able. 
Per'ad-venf  ure,    adv.     Malia  paha; 

ina  paha.    Syn.  perhaps. 
Per-am'bu-late,  v.    E  kaahele  wawae. 
Per-am'bu-la'tor,  n.    Mikini  ana  loa. 
Per-ceive',  r.  L    E  hoomaopopo.  Syn. 

discern. 

2.    E  makili.    Perceive  internally. 
Per-cent/age,    n,      Pa-keneka;    hapa 

haneri. 
Per-cep'ti-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ke  hoomao- 

poia. 
Per-cep'tion,  ?i.    1.    Ka  noonoo. 

2.    Ka  hoomaopopo  ana. 
Per-eep'tlve,  adj.    Hoomaopopo;  noo- 
noo.    Perceptive  qualities,  maua  hoo- 
maopopo. 
Perch,  a.    WaM  e  kan  ai  ka  manu. 


Perch.,  V.    E  kau  me  he  manu  la. 

Per-chance',  adv.  Malia;  malia  paha. 
Syn.  perliaps. 

Per'co-late,  v.    E  kultu    Syn.  filter. 

Per-di'tion,  u.    Ka  poino  mau  loa. 

Per-e'grl-na'tion,  n.  Ka  hele  auwana 
io  ia-nei. 

P€r-emp'to-ry,  a<y.  Loa;paa.  A  per- 
emptory command,  he  kauoha  paa. 

Per-en'ni'al,  a<?j.  Mau.  Syn.  perpetual. 

Per' feet,  adj.    Hemolele;  kina' ole. 

Per-fect/,  v.    E  hooko  pono. 

Per-fec'tion,  n.    Ke  ano  hemolele;  ki- 
na' ole. 
Per'feet-ly,  adv.     Me  ka  i>ololei  loa; 

pono  loa. 
Per-fid'i-otls,  adj.     Maalea;  hoopuni- 

hei.    Syn.  treacherous. 
Per-fld'i-ous-ly,  n.     Me  ka  maalea; 

anohoohalua.    Syn.  treacherously. 
Per'fi-dy,   n.      Maalea;    ano  puuihei. 

Syn.  treachery, 
Per'fo-rate,  v.    E  hou  i  puka;  e  will  i 

puka. 
Per'fo-ra'tlon,  n.    1.    Ka  puka  i  hou 

ia,etc. 

2.    Ka  hon  ana;  ka  will  ana 
Per-form,  v.    E  hooko.    Syn.  achieve. 

Per-form'ance,  n.    L    Ka  hooko  ana. 

2.    Hana. 
Per-form'er,  n,    1.    Mea  e  hooko  ana. 

2.    Mea  keaka;  hookani  pila,  etc. 
Per'fume,  71.    Mea  ala;  he  ala. 
Per-fume',  v,    E  hoo-pe', 
Per-fum'er-y,  n.    Kela  me  kela  mea 

ala. 
Per-hftps',  adv.     Paha;  malia  paha; 

anoai. 
Per'i-caWdi-tim,  n.     Ka  ili  lahilahi  e 

hoopuni  ana  1  ka  puuwai. 
Per'i-gee,  w.    Kahookoke  loa'na  o  ka 

mahina  i  ka  honua  ma  kona  ala  hele. 
Per'i-lic'li-on,  n.    Ke  kokoke  loa'na  o 

ka  hoku  hele  i  ka  la,  ma  kona  ala  hele. 
Per'il,  n.    Popilikia. 
Per'il-otis,  adj.     Pilikia;  paapu  i  na 

popilikia. 
Pe-rim'e-ter,  n.  Ke  ana  puui  o  kekahi 

mea, 
Pe'ri-od,  n.    L    Kiko-kahi. 

2.    He  wa. 
Pe'rl-6d'lc-al,  n.      He  palapala  1  pal 

manaAva  ia. 
Pe'ri-6d'ie-al,  adj.    Kela  me  keia  ma- 

nawa. 
Pe'ri-6d'ic-al-ly,  adv.    I  kela  me  keia 

wa. 
Pe-riph'ar-y,  n.     Ke   ana-puui  o  ka 

poai. 
Per'isli,  V.    E  make. 
Per'ish-a-ble,  adj.     Mae  wale;  pope 

wale. 
Per'jure,  v.    E  hoohiki  wnhahee. 
Per'jiir-er,  w.    Mea  hoohiki  wahahee. 

Per'ju-ry,  n.    Ka  hoohiki  wahahee. 
~  '         Ka  paa;  ke  ano 


Per'ina-nence^   ) 
Per'ma-nen-cy,  ] 


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Per'ma-nent,  adj.     Paa;  mau.    Syn. 

lasting. 
Per'ma-nent-ly,  adv.    Paa;  mau.  Stay 

permanently,  e  noho  paa. 
Per'me-a-ble,  adl.     Hiki  ke  komoia; 

hiki  ke  hoo-u'ia. 
Per'me-ate,  v.    E  hoo-u;  e  komo. 
Per-mis'si-ble,  a(//.    Ae  ia. 
Per-mis'sion,  n.  ka  ae.   Syn.  consent. 

Per-mlt',  v,    E  ae.    Syn.  allow. 

Per'mit,  n.  He  palapala  ae.  Syn.  li- 
cense. 

Per-ni'ciotis,  adj.  Ino;  hooeha;  poino. 
Syn.  iTurtful. 

Per-o-ra'tlon,  n.  Na  olelo  hope  o  ka 
hai  olelo. 

Per'pen-di€'u-lar,  adj.  Kupono;  ku- 
pololei. 

Per'pen-dic'u-14r'i-ty,  n.  Ke  kupo- 
no; ku  pololei. 

Per'pe-trate,  v.  E  hoo-ko  ma  kekahi 
mea  ino.  Perpetrate  a  crime,  e  hana  i 
karaima. 

Per'pe-tra'tor,  n.  Ka  mea  nana  e 
hana.  The  perpetrator  of  the  theft,  ka 
mea  nana  e  aihue. 

Per-pef  u-al,  adj.  Mau  loa.  Syn.  ever- 
lasting. 

Per-pet'u-ate,  v.    E  hoomau. 

Per'pe-tu'i-ty,  n.    Ka  mau  ana. 

Per-plex',  v.  E  hoopillhua;  hookua- 
wili. 

Per-plex'ingr,  adj.  Hookuawili;  anoni- 
noni ;  pioo. 

Per-plex'i-ty,  a.    Mea  hoolauwili  ai. 

Per'qui-iite,  w.    Koina. 

Per'se-cute,  v.    E  hooino;  hoomaau'. 

Per'se-eu'tlon,  n.  Ka  hoomaau';  ho- 
oino. 

Per'se-cu-tor,  n.  Mea  hoomaau';  mea 
hooino.  _ 

Per'se-ver'ance,  n.     Hoomanawanui. 

Per'se-vere',  v.    E  hoomanawanui. 

P#r'se-ver'ing-ly,  adv.  Me  ka  hooma- 
nawanui. 

Per-slst',  V.  E  hoomau.  Syn.  continue. 

Per-8lst'ence,  n.      Ka  hoomau   ana. 

Syn.  perseverance. 
Per-8i8t'ent,  adj.    Kupaa, 
Pgr'son,  n.    1.    Ke  kino. 

2.     Mea.     Some  person,   kekahi   mea. 

First   person,  ka  mea  e  kamailio  ana. 

Second  person,   ka  mea  i   kamailio  ia. 

Third  person,  ke  kumu  o  ke  kamailio. 
Per'son-age,  Ti.    1.    Mea  hanohano. 

2.    Foe. 
Per'son-al,  a^.    Pill  kino. 
Per'«on-al'i-ty,  n.  1.  Ho  ano  ku  okoa. 

2.    He  olelo  pili  kino. 
Per'son-al-ly,  adv.     Iho.      Personally 

responsible,  maluna  ihoo'u  ka  haawe. 
Per'son-ate,  v.  E  ku  no  kekahi  mea  e. 

Syn.  represent.    The  lawyer  personates 

his  client^  ke  ku  nei  ka  loio  no  kona 

mua. 
Per-spec'tive,  n.    Kananalna. 
Per'spi-cu'l-ty,  n.    Moakaka. 


Me  kapakike'. 
1.    E  hoopihoihoi;  e  ho- 


Per-spi€'u-otls,  adj.    Moakaka.    Syn. 

plain. 
Per'spi-ra'tlon,  v.    Hou.    SYN.  sweat. 
Per-spire',  n.    E  kahe  ka  hou. 
Per-suade',  v.    E  koi;  e  kono. 
Per-sua'sion,  n.    Ke  koi  ana. 
Per-sua'sive,  adj.    Mana  i  ka  hoohuli 

manao. 
Pert,  adj.    Pakike'. 
Per- tain',  v.    E  pili.    Syn.  belong. 
Per'ti-na'cioiis,  adj.  Mahaoi;  paaklki. 

Syn.  stubborn. 
Per'ti-nac'i-ty,n.  Ke  ano  mahaoi;  ku- 
paa ma  Jfekahi  mea. 
Per'ti-nent,  adj.     Pili  pono.    Syn.  ap- 
propriate. 
Pert/lj,  adv. 
Per-turb',  v. 

pohopo. 

2.    E  noolauwili. 
Per'tur-bu'tion,  TO.  1.  Hopohopo;  pili- 

hua. 

2.    Ka  lauwili  ana. 
Pe-ru'sal,  n.    Ka  heluhelu  noonoo. 
Pe-ru|e',  v.    E  heluhelu  noonoo. 
Per-Tade',  v.    E  puni. 
Per- verse',  adj.    Kekee;  oolea. 
Per-ver'sion,  n.    Ka  hoo-kekee  ana. 
Per-ver'si-ty,  n.    Ke  ano  kekee;  ano 

oolea. 
Per-verf ,  V.    E  hoohuli  mai  kapono; 

mai  ka  pololei. 
Pes'si-mist,  «.    Mea  manao  ino  wale. 
Pest,  n.    He  ahulau. 
Pes'ter,  v.     E  hoonaukiuki;    e  hana- 

wale ;  e  hoo-mea. 
Pest'-house,  n.     Hale  mai  no  na  mai 

laha. 
Pes'ti-lence,  n.    Mai  ahulau. 

^Is'tl'-Wtiall  «^-?-    Ino;haukae. 

Pes'tle,  n.    Pohaku  kui. 

Pel,  n.    1.    He  milimili;  punahele;  po- 

kii. 

2.    Nunuha.    Syn.  poUt. 
Pe-ti'tioM,  n.    Henoi;  palapala  noi. 

2.    Palapala  hoopii. 
Pe-ti'tlon-er,  n.    Meailoi;  mea  hoopii 

no  ka  pomaikai. 
Pet'ri-ffte'tlon,  n.    Mea  I  lilo  i  pohaku. 
Pefri-fy,  v.    E  lilo  i  pohaku. 
Pe-tto'le-um,  n.    Aila  houua. 
Pet'ti-eoat,  7i.     He  pa-u'. 
Pet'ti-fog'ger,  n.    Loio  hawawa. 
Pef  tish,  adj.    Nunuha;  nainai. 
Pet'ty,  adj.    Liilii;  mea  ole. 
Pet'u-lance,  n.    Nainai;  nunuha, 
Pet'u-lanl,  a*^'.     Nainai;   naole;ohii- 

mu  wale.    Syn.  peevish ;  cross. 
Pe^V,  n.    He  noho  ma  ka  luakinL 
Pew'ter,  7t.    Piula;  piuta. 
Phan'tasm,  n.    He  ouli ;  he  hihio, 
Phan'tom,  n.    Helapu;  he  akua. 
Phar'i-see.n.    He  Paresaio. 
Phiir'nia-eo'poe-Ia,  7i.    Buke  hoike  no 

ka  liana  ana  i  na  laau  lanaau. 
Phar'ma-cy,  n,    Oihaua  noomakaukau 

laau  lapaau. 


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Phase,  71.  Nanafna;  ano.  Syn.  ap- 
pearance. 

Phe-ndm-i-non,  n.  He  ouli;meaanoe. 

Phial,  n.    Omole  liilii.    Syn.  viaL 

Phil'an-throp'ic,  adj.  Alohai  kanaka; 
manawalea;  ano  kokua.  Syn.  benev- 
olent. 

Phi-lan'thro-pist,  n.  He  mea  i  aloha 
i  kanaka;  mea  i  kokua  aloha  aku. 

Plii-lan'tliro-py,  n.  Ke  aloha  i  ka- 
naka. 

Phi-ldl'o-gist,  n.  Mea  akamai  i  ka 
hull  olelo. 

Phi-lol'o-gry,  n.    HuU  olelo. 

Phi-los'o-pher,  n.  Kanaka  ake-aka- 
mai. 

Phil'o-soph'ic,  adj.    Akeakamal. 

Phi-lds'o-pliize,  v.  E  noonoo  no  k© 
kumu  o  kela  me  keia  mea. 

Phi-16s'o-pliy,  n.    Akeakamal. 

Pliiz,  71.    Helehelena. 

Phlegrm  (flem),  n.    Wale. 

Pho-iiet'ic,  adj.  Pili  i  na  leo  hma  pa- 
lapala. 

Pho-net'ics,  n.  Ka  ike  e  pill  ana  i  ka 
leo  kanaka. 

Pho-ndg'ra-phy,  n.  Kakau  hoailona 
leo. 

Plids'pho-rtks,  n.  Laau  hoomalama- 
lama. 

Pho'to-errapli,  n,    Kil  i  paiia. 

Pho-tdg'ra-phy,  n.    Oihana  pal  kli. 

Pho-tdm'e-ter,  n.  Mea  ana  malama- 
lama. 

Phrase,  n.    Mamala  olelo. 

Phra'se-61'o-gy,  71.  Ke  ano  o  ka 
olelo. 

Phre-n61'o-gy,  n.  Ka  ike  e  pili  ana  i 
ka  lo'lo. 

Phren'sy,  n.    Pupule.    Syn.  madness. 

Phtlils'ic  (tiz'ik),  n.    Naenae. 

Phys'ie,  n.    Laau  lapaau. 

Pliys'ie-al,  adj.  1.  Kino.  Physical 
pain,  eha  kino. 

2.  No  na  helehelena.  Physical  geogra- 
phy, he  hoike  no  na  helehelena  o  ka 
honua. 

Phy-si'cian,  n.  Kauka  lapaau.  Syn. 
doctor." 

Phys'ies,  n.  pi.  Ka  ike  e  pili  ana  no  na 
mea  kino  a  pau. 

Phys'i-og'no-my,  n.  1.  Ka  helehe- 
lena. 

2.  Ka  hoakaka  ana  i  ke  ano  o  ke  ka- 
naka mai  kona  mau  helehelena. 

Phys'i  o-16g'i€-al,  adj.  Pili  i  ke  ola 
kino. 

Phys'i-dl'o-gist,  n.  Mea  imi  i  na 
loma  no  ke  ola  kino. 

Phys'l-dl'o-gy,  n.  Ka  ike  no  ke  ola 
kino. 

Pi-an'ist,  n.    Mea  hookani  plana. 

pii:it;Solforte',|  ^-    He  plana. 
Pi-az'za,  n.  Lanai  hale.  Syn.  verandah. 
Pick,  V.    1.    E  ohi.    Pick  fruit,  e  ohi  i 

na  hua. 

2.    E  wae.    Syn.  choose. 


S.    E  wehe.     Pick  a  lock,  e  wehe  i  ka 

laka. 
Pick,  n.    Mea  i  wae  ia;  ka  mea  oi  o  ka 

maikai. 
Pick'ax,  n.    Kipikua. 
Pick'et,  n.    1.    Koa  kiai  ma  ke  kaua. 

2.    Laau  pa. 
Pick'le,  n.    1.    He  kal. 

2.    Hua  ai  i  hoomikoia  i  ka  vinika. 
Pick'pdck'et,  71.     Kailipakeke;  aihue 

pakeke. 
Pic'nle,  n,    Ahaaina  hoonanea, 

Pic-to'ri-al,  7i.    Buke  kii;  nnpepa  kii. 

Picfure,  n.    He  kii. 

Picf  ure,  V.    E  noonoo  mehe  kii  la. 

Pie-tur-esque',  adj.    Me  he  kii  la. 

Pie,  n.    He  pai;  mea  ono. 

Piece,  n.    1.     He  apana. 

2.  "Haiolelo:  kumumanao. 

3.  He  apa'.    Piece  of  cloth,  apa'  lole. 
Plece'meal,  adj.    Pjiuku. 
Piece'work,  n.    Ukupau. 

Pier,  71.    Kahua  uapo;  he  uapo  moku. 

Pierce,  v.    E  hou. 

Pi'e-ty,  71.    1.    Aloha.    Filial  piety,  alo- 
ha o  ke  keiki  1  ka  makua. 
2.    Haipule. 

Pig,  71.    1.    Puaa  keiki. 
2.    Aukametala. 

Pig'eon,  71.    Manu  nunu. 

Pig'eon-hole,  71.  Holowaa  waiho  pepa. 

Pike,  71.    1.    He  ihe. 
2.    Inoa  o  kekahi  i-a. 

Pile,  n.    1.    He  ahua. 
2.    Hepouloihi. 

Pile,  V.    E  hooahu;  e  hooiliili;  e  paila. 

Piles,  71.    He  mai. 

Pll'fer,  V.  E  aa'ma;  aihue  i  na  mea  liilii. 

Pil'fer-er,  n.    Mea  aama.    Syn.  petty 
thief. 

Pil-garlic,  n.    He  kuewa.    Syn.  vaga- 
bond. 

Pil'grlm,  71.    Mea  hele  malihini. 

Pll'grim-ag'e,  n.  Ka  hele  malihini  ana- 
Pill,  n.    Hua  ale. 

Pil'lage,  V.    E  hao  wale.  Syn.  plunder, 
Pil'lar,  71.    He  kia;  he  pou. 
Pil'low,  n.    Uluna. 
Pil'lo-w-ease,  71.    Eke  uluna. 

PI'lot,  n.    Pailoka;  alakai. 
Pi'lot-age,  71.    1.    Uku  pailoka. 

2.    Ke  alakai  ana. 
Pimp,  71.    Weawea. 
Pim'ple,  n.    Puupuu  liilii  ma  ka  ili. 
Pin,  n.    Kui  pine. 
Pin,  V.    E  hoopaa  me  ke  kui  pine. 
Pin'cers,      I  „      rr^o'iiTnii 
Pinclx'ers,  i  "'    ^P*  '^'^'^^ 
Pinch,  v.    1.    Einiki;  eumiki. 

2.    E  mio. 
Pin'cush'ion,  n.    Uluna  kui  pine, 
Pine.'n.    Laau  paina. 
Pine,  71.    E  hookii. 
Pine'-ap'ple,  n.    Hala  kahiki. 
Pin'ion,  n.    1.    Eheu.    Syn.    wing. 

2,    Niho  pokakaa. 
Pin'-mou'ey,  n.    Dala  no  ka  wahiue. 


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PJn'na-cle,  n.  Wahl  oioi.  Pinnacle 
of  the  temple,  wahi  oioi  o  ka  luakiui. 

Pint,  n,    Paina;  hapaha  kuata. 

Pi'o-neer',  n.  Kanaka  komo  mua  ma 
ka  aina,  a  hana  paha. 

Pi'ous,  adj.    HaipuJe. 

Pipe,  n.  Ohe;  one  puhi.  Water  pipe, 
one  wai. 

2.  Tobacco  pipe,  ipu  baka. 

3.  Pu  makani. 

Piq'uant  (pi'kant),  adj.  Awahia;  mm- 
lea. 

Pique  (peek),  n.  Hoomauhala,  opu 
iuo.    Syn.  grudge. 

Pi'ra-cy,  tu    Powa  moku. 

Pi'rate,  n.    He  powa  moku. 

Pi-rat'i€-al,  adj.  Powa.  A  piratical 
craft,  he  moku  powa. 

Pis'tol,  n,    Pu  panapana. 

Pit,  71.    He  lua. 

Pit'a-pat,  ady.  Kapalili.  Myheartgoes 
pitapat,  kapalili  kuu  puuwai,  or  kapa- 
lili kuu  houpo. 

Pitch,  n.    1,    ICepau  hamo. 
2.    Ka  loli  ana  o  ka  leo.  A  high  pitch  of 
voice,  he  leo  kiekie. 

Pitch,  V.  L  E  hoolei;  e  kiola.  Syn. 
toss. 

2.    E  kukulu. 

8.    E  hoopi'nana.  Syn.  pitch,  as  a  ves- 
sel in  a  storm. 

4.  Pitch  a  tune,  e  hoomaka  1  ka  leo 
mele. 

Pitch'er,  n.    1.    He  pika. 

2.    Mea  hoolei  kin ipopo. 
Pitch'fork,  n.    O  kiola  mauu. 
Pit-e'otks,  adj.   Kaumaha;  kumakena. 
Pif  fall,  n,    Lua  pahele. 
Pith,  71.    1.    Iho. 

2.    i'o.    The  pith  of  the  remark,  ka  i-o  o 

ka  olelo. 
Pith-y,  acy.    Noeau;  i-o. 
Pit'i-a-ble,  adi.    Ku  i  ka  hoomae-ele. 
Plfi-a-hle,  adj.    1.    Ano  hoo-mae-ele. 

2.    Haahaa.    Syn.  low;  mean. 
Pit'i-less,  adj.    Aloha  ole;  menemene 

ole. 
Pit'saw,  71.    Pahiolo  lua. 
Pit'tance,  n.  Loaauuku:  loaalawaole. 
Pit-y,  n.    Aloha  hoomae-ele;  aloha  me- 
nemene.  Syn.  compassion ;  sympathy. 
Piv'ot,  7i.    He  pine  mea  e  kaaai. 
Pla'ca-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ke  hoolauleaia. 
Pla-ciird',  n.    Palapala  hoolaha. 
Pla'eate,  t;.    Ehoomalielle;  hoolaulea. 

Syn.  appease. 
Place,  71.    Wahi. 
Place,  V.    E  hoonoho;  e  waiho. 
Plac'id,  adj.    Malie;  oluolu;  na.    Syn. 

calm. 
Plac'ld-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  malle.    Syn. 

cafmly. 
Pla'^la-rlflm,  n.    Ka  lawe  wale  ana  I 

ka  olelo  a  hai  i  kakau  ai. 
Pla')?ia-ri8t,  n.     Mea  lawe  wale  1  ka 

olelo  a  hai  i  kakau. 
Plague,  71.    1.    Mai  ahulau. 

2.    Mea  hoopilikia  wale. 


Pljiin,  n.    Aina  papu;  aina  malaelae. 
Plain,  adj.    Akaka.    Syn.  evident. 
Plain'ly,  adv.    Moakaka. 
Plain'tiff',  n.    Aoao  nana  ka  hoopii  ka- 

nawai. 
Plaint'ive,  adj.     Uhu;  kaniuhu.    Syn. 

mournful. 
Plait,  V.    E  ulana.    Syn.  braid. 
Plan,  n,    Kii  hoike  ano. 

2.    He  manao  hoo-ko. 
Plane,  71.    1.    Hi  laumania. 

2.    Koi  kahi. 
Plan'et,  n.    Hoku  hele. 
Plan'et-a-ry,  adj.    Pili  i  na  hoku  hele. 
Plank,  71.    Papa  manoanoa. 
Plant,  n,    Mea  kanu;  mea  ulu. 
Plant,  V.    E  kanu. 
PI  an  fain,  n.    Maia  popolu. 
Plan-ta'tion,    7?.     Mahina  ai.     Sugar 

plantation,  mahi  ko. 
Plant'er,  71.    Kanaka  mahiai. 
Plas'ter,  71.     Puna  hamo;  laau  hamo. 
Plas'ter-er,  n.    Kanaka  hamo  puna. 
Plate,  n.    1.    Pa. 

2.    Timber  plate,  lohelan. 
Pla-teau'  (pla-to'),  ti.    Aina  papa  kie- 
kie. 
Plate'ful,  n.    Piha  pa. 
Plafform,  n.    1.    He  awai. 

2.    Palapala  hoike  manao  hooholo. 
PlaVter,  n.    Pa  palahalaha, 
Plaud^'it,  71.    Manalo;  leo  hoano. 
Plau'gi-ble,  adj.    Pono  i  ka  nana'ku. 

Play,  7j.    1.     Paani;  lealea;  hoonanea. 
Syn.  sport. 

2.  Hana  keaka. 

3,  He  akea.  Syn.  scope.  Give  full  play, 
ehoakea. 

Play'-act'or,  71.    Kanaka  keaka. 
Play'-bill,  n.    Palapala  hoolaha  keaka. 
Play'-fel'low,  n.      Hoa  paani.     Syn. 

playmate. 
Play'ful,  adj.     Piha  i  ka  paani.     Syn. 

sportive. 
Play'mate,  n.    Hoa  paani. 
Play'thing,  ti.    Mea  paani. 
Play'ivright,  n.  Mea  haku  kike'  keaka. 

Plea,  71.    Olelopale. 

Plead,  t;.    1,    Enoi  haahaa;  o  koi. 
2.    E  pale  olelo. 

Plead'er,  n.    1.    He  loio.     Syn.  advo- 
cate. 
2.    Mea  koi  ikaika. 

Pleag'ant,  adj.     Oluolu;  malie;  kalae- 
lae. 

Pleas'ant-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  oluolu. 

Pleas'ant-ry,  7i.  Hana  hoolealea;  olelo 
hoo-oluolu. 

Please,  v.    E  oluolu;  e  hoo-oluolu. 

Pleas'injf.  ad;.    Oluolu;  lea. 

Pleas'ure,  Ti.    Lealea;  olioli. 

Ple-be'ian,  adj.     Kuaaina,     Syn.  vul- 
gar. 

Pledge,  n.    Mea  panai. 

Pledge,  V.    1.    E  waiho  ma  ke  ano  pa- 
nai. 
2.    Ehoohiki. 


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POLLUTE 


Plen-i-po-ten'ti-a-ry,  n.    Heeleleme 
ka  maua  akea. . 

Plen'i-tude,  w.    Ka  piha;  kanui.  Stn. 
fullness. 

Plen'te-oiisW  „^i     Lawa;  mahuahua; 

Plen'ti-ful,    S      •^*       lako. 

Plen'ty,  n.      Ka  lawa  pono;    ka  lako 
pono. 

Pleu'rl-sy,  n.    Mai  umii. 

Pli'a-ble,  adj.  1.  Nolunolu.   Syk.  flex- 
ible. 
2.    Lauwlli. 

Pli'ant,  adj.    Hoolohe. 

Plight,  V.    E  haawi  i  ka  olelo  ae. 

Plight,  n.  Ka  noho'im.  Syn.  condition. 
A  sorry  plight y  inoino  ka  nolio'ua. 

P16d,v.    1.    E  maalo  ae  me  ka  luhi. 
2.    E  hoomau  me  ka  hoomanawanui. 

Pldt,  n.    1.    Hanakipi;  hana  hoohalua. 
2.    Apana,    Plot  of  ground,  a-pAua.  Sima^ 

Plot,  V.    1.    E  kipi  nialu'. 
2.    E  kahakaha  i  kii  o  ka  aina. 

Pldt'ter,  n.    Kanaka  kipi;  kanaka  hoo- 
halua. 

Plo'ver,  n     Manu  kolea. 

Plough!  »*•    Oo-palau. 

?JmTgUWnJ  ^-     Kanaka  P«^^^  a^^a- 
Plow'share      i         Ka  hao  o  ka  oo-pa- 
Plough'sharei  ^-       lau. 
Plftek,  V.    1.    E  ohi.    Syn.  pick. 

2.    E  uhuki.    Syn.  pull. 
Pltkek,  n.    Aa;  koa.    Syn.  courage. 

2.    Ake  paa. 
Pliig,  n.    1.    He  umoki. 

2.    Pepee.    Plug  of  tobacco,  pepee  baka. 
Plflg,  V.    E  hoopaa  me  ka  umoki. 
Plii'mage,  n.    Na  hulu  manu. 
Plfimb,  V.    E  hookupono;  ehoo-kupo- 

lolei. 
Plftmb'er,  n.  Kanaka  hana  ma  na  mea 

kepau,  etc. 
Pliimb'line,  n.    He  kaula  me  ka  poka' 

mea  hoo-kupono. 
Plume,  n.     Hulu  no  ka  papale;  hulH 

manu. 
Plftrn'met,  n.    Syn.  plumb  line. 

Plump,  adj.    L    Momona;  puipui;  ne- 

munemu. 

2.    Huake;  kaekae. 
Pliin'der,  n.    Waiwai  i  hao  ia. 
Plun'der,  v.    E  hao;  e  pakaha. 
Plun'der-er,  n.    He  pakaha;  powa. 
Plunge,  r.    1,    Elu;ekimo. 

2.    E  hoo-u'. 
Plu'ral,  adj.  Oi  i  ka  hookahi;  lehulehu. 

Plu-r&l'i-ty,  w.    Ka  lehulehu;  ka  oi. 
Pltks.    Hui ;  hoailoua  o  ka  hoouluulu. 

Pneu-mat'ics  (nu),  n.    Ka  ike  no  ke 

ea  me  kona  ano. 
Pneu-mo'ni-a,  n.    He  wela  ma  ke  ake 

mama. 
Poach,  V.    1.    E  hoomoa  hua  moa  ma 

ka  hoo-naha'  ana  iloko  o  ka  wai  baila. 

2.    E  aihue  i  na  holoholona  liilii  ma 

ka  aina  o  hai. 


Pdck'et,  7J.    Ekemakalole  komo;  he 

pakeke. 
Poek'et-bcJbk,  n.    Bukc  lawe  pakeke. 
Pdck'et-knife,  n.     Pahi  pelu.      Syn. 

jack  knife. 
Pod,  n.    Aa:  wahi'  o  kekahi  mau  hua, 
Po'em,  n.    He  mele. 
Po'et,  n.    He  haku-mele. 
Po'et-ess,  n.    Wahiue  haku  mele. 

Polft^lelal,!     <^J'    Memele. 
Po'et-ry,  n.    Mele.    Syn.  verse. 
Polgn'ant  (poin),  adj.    Nui  loa.  Poign- 
ant grief,  ehaeha  nui  loa  o  ka  naau. 
Point,  n.    1,    He  piko;  welau. 

2.  Kumu-manao.    Syn.  subject  matter. 

8     He  lae. 
Po'int,  V.    E  kuhikuhl. 
Point'blank',  adj.    Kokoke  loa;  kupo- 

no  1  ke  alo. 
To\nVed,adj.    1.    Oi;  winiwini.    Syn. 

sharp. 

2.    Pili  pono.     A  pointed  remark,   he 

olelo  pill  pono. 
Point'er,  n.    1.    Laau  kuhikuhl. 

2.    Iliohahai  holoholona. 
Point'ing,  7U    Ke  kau  pono  ana  1  na 

kiko. 
Pois'on,  n.    Laau  make;  akua  hanai. 
Poig'on-er,  n.     Mea  hanai  laau  make. 
Poig'on-oiis,  adj.    Make. 
Poke,  V.    E  hou. 
Po'ker,  n.    Hao  hoala  ahl. 
Po'lar,  adj.  Pili  i  na  welau  o  ka  honua. 

Polar  regions,  na  wahi  ma  na  welau. 
Pole,  n.    1.    Heoa;aho, 

2.  He  pahu.    Flag  pole,  pahu  hae. 

3.  He  ana. 

4.  He  Welau.  North  Pole,  Welau  Akatu 
Pole'star,    n.      Ka   Hoku-paa.      Syn, 

North  Star. 
Po-lice'  (po-lees'),  n.    Na  makai. 
Po-lice'man,  w.    He  makai. 
P6I'i-cv»  w.    1.    He  manao  hooko. 

2.    Palapalapanai  ola. 
Pdl'Ish,  n.    1.    Lepo  anal. 

2.  He  hinuhinu. 

3.  Ano  hoohiehie;  ano  keonimana. 
Po-llte',  ad/.    Anooluolu;  ano  keoni- 

mana;  pihalula. 
Po-lite'ne88» «.    Ke  ano  oluolu  o  ka 

manao. 
Po-litely,  adv.    Pihalula. 
P61'i-tie,  ad?.      Kupono;  noeau.     Syn. 

prudent, 
Po-llt'ie-al,  adj.    Pili  1  ka   oihana  au- 

fmni ;  kalai  aina.  Political  economy,  ka- 
ai  aina. 
Pdl'i-tl'cian,  n.  Kanaka  makee  oihana 

aupuni." 
Pdl'i-tics,  n.     Ka  ike  e  pili  ana  i  ka 

oihana  aupuni. 
Poll,  n.    Ke  poo.    Poll  tax,  auhau  kino. 
Polls,  n,  pi.    Papa  inoa  o  ka  poe  koho 

balota.      At  the  polls,  ma    ke   kahua 

koho. 
Pol-lute',    TO.      E   hoohaumia.     Syn, 

defile;  corrupt. 


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167        POSTMISTRESS 


Pol-lu'tion,  TO,     Hammla;   paumaele. 

Syn.  corruption. 
Pol-troon',  n.  He  maka'uwale  haukae. 
Po-lygr'a-mist,  ».  Mea  mare  lehulehu. 
Po-lyg'ii-my,  n.    Mare  lehulehu. 
POl'y-gan,  n.    Huina  lehulehu. 
Pol'y-no'ml-al,  ?4.     Kuanite    mahele 

lehulehu. 
Pol'y-syFla-"bl©,    71,       Hua-olelo  ma- 

mala  lehulehu. 
Pol'y-the'ism,  n,     Manaoio  i  na  akua 

he  lehulehu. 

Po'-Sa'lumJ    ^'    A^l^   1^»^«   1»^«^«- 
Pom'mel,  «.    Omuku  noho  Ho. 
Pom-mel,  v.    E  kui.    Syn.  pound. 
Po-mdl'o-sy,  «.    Ka  ike  e  pili  ana  I  na 

hua  o  ka  aina  me  ka  hooulu  ana. 
Pdmpf  n.    Hoohiehie;  hookahakaha. 
P<5inp'otk8,  adj.    Hookeha. 
P  ond ,  n.    He  kiowai ;  loko  wai  uuku. 

Pdn'der,  v,  E  nalu;  e  poonoo.  Syk. 
consider. 

Pon'der-otis,  <idj.  Kaumaha  loa.  Syn. 
heavy. 

Pdn'tiff,  TU    Kahuna  Nui. 

Po'ny,  71.    Lio  punahele. 

Poo'dle,  n.    Ilio  liilii. 

Pool,  w.    He  kiowai ;  loko. 

Poor,  ad/.  1.  Ilihune;  nele.-  Syn.  des- 
titute. 

2.  Olala;  wiwl.    Syn.  lean. 

3.  Inoino.    Syn.  inferior. 

4.  Kuponoole.    Syn.  worthless. 

5.  Onawaliwali.    Syn.  ill. 
Poor'ly,  adv.    1.    Onawaliwali. 

2.  Hemahema.      Poorly  done,  hema- 
hema  ka  hana. 

3.  Think  poorly  of,  manao  ole  ia'ku. 
Pdp,  V.    E  poha';  e  leleponi. 

Pope,  n,  Ke  poo  o  ka  hoomana  kato- 
lika. 

Pop'©r-y,  n.    Hoomana  katolika. 

Pop'u-lace,  n.    Na  makaainaua. 

Pop'u-lar,  adj.  Oluolu  i  kalahul;ku 
i  Ka  makemake  o  ka  lehulehu. 

Pop'u-lar'i-ty,  n.  Ka  hilinai  o  ka  le- 
hulehu. 

P6p'u-late,  V.  E  hoopiha  ka  aina  i  ka- 
naka. 

Pdp'u-la'tion,  n.  Na  kanaka  o  ka  aina. 

P<Sp'u-loti»,  adj.    Paapu  i  kanaka. 

Porch,  n,    Lanai  hale. 

Pore,  n,    Pukapuka  ill. 

Pore,  V,    E  haka  pono ;  e  noonoo. 

Pork,  tu    I'o  puaa. 

Pork'er,  He  puaa. 

Poi/ofts,  adj.    Pukapuka. 

Por'polae  (pus),  n.    Naia. 

Port,  n.  1.  Awa  ku  moku.  Syn.  harbor. 

2.    Aoaohema Oka  moku. 
P6rt'a-bil'l-ty,  n.    Hiki  ke  hallhali  ia. 

Por'ta-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ke  laweia. 
Port/al,  n.    Ipuka;  kahi  e  komo  ai. 
Por-tend',  v.    E  hoike  e  mamua.    Syn. 

presage. 
Por'tent,  n.    He  cull  o  ka  poduo. 


Pop-tenfofts,  adj.    Paapu  i  na  onll  o 

ka  ino. 
Por'ter,  n.    1.    Kiai  puka. 

2.    Kanaka  hali  ukana. 

8.    He  ano  bia. 
Port'fo'li-o,  n.    He  ope  waiho  pepa. 
Port'hole,  n.     Puka  ki-pu  o  ka  moku 

manuwa. 
Por'tl-eo,  n.    He  lanai  no  ka  puka  ko- 
mo. 
Por'tion,  n.    Haawina;  mahele;  hapa. 
Por'tion-less,  adj.    Mahele  ole. 
Port'ly,  adj.    Puipui. 
Port-naan'teau,  n.    Eke  lawe  lole. 
Por'trait,  n.    Kii  helehelena. 
Por-tray',  v.    E  pena  i  ke  kii. 

2.    E  hoike  lea. 
Pose,  n.    Ke  ano  o  ke  ku  ana, 
Pos'er,  n.    Ninau  pohihihi. 
Po-si'tion,  n.    1.    Wahi.    Syn.  place. 

2.    Kulana.    Position  in  society,  kulana 

iwaena  o  kanaka. 
Pds'i-tive,  adj.    Akaka;  maopopo 

2.    Positive  quantity,  kuanite  nui. 
Pos'i-tlve-ly,  adv.     Me   ka  maopopo 

lea;oiaiomaoli. 
Pds'se  €6in-i-ta'tti8,  TO.    He  puali  ma- 
kaainaua e  kokua  ana  i  na  lima  o  ke 

kanawai. 
Pos-sess',  V.    E  loaa;  e  loaa  ponoi. 
Pos-ses'sion,  n.    Ka  loaa  ana.    In  his 

possessioTit  aia  ma  kona  lima;  aia  1 

lala. 
Pog-ses'siong,  to.  pi.    Na  waiwai  ponoi, 
Pos-ies'sor,  n.    Ka  ona;  ka  haku. 
Pdi'si-bil'i-ty,  to.     Ka  tiki  ana  paha. 
Pds'sl-ble,  adj.    Paha.    Syn.  pernaps. 
Post,  TO.    He  pou. 

2.    He  elele. 
Post,  V.    1.    E  hoonoho.    Post  guards,  o 

hoonoho  i  poe  kiai. 

2.  E  hookomo  i  ka  eke  leta.     Syn. 
mail. 

3.  E  hookomo  ma  ka  Ledger. 

4.  E  imi ;  e  hoonaauao. 
Post'age,  TO.    Uku  leta;  poo  leta. 
Post'al,  adj.  Pili  i  ka  oinana  lawe  leta. 
Post-date,  v.    E  kakau  mahope  o  ka 

manawa^ 

Post'di-lii'Tl-an,  adj.    Mahope  mai  o 
kaiakahinalii. 

Post'er,  TO.    Palapala  hoolaha. 

Pos-te'ri-or,  adj.    Mahope  mai. 

Pos-te'ri-ors,  n.  pi.    Kikala. 

Pos-ter'i-ty,  to.    Na  mamo.    Syn.  de- 
scendants. 

Post-haste,  adv.    Me  ka  awiwi  loa. 

Pdsfhu-moiis,  adi.  Mahope  mai  o  ka 
make  ana.  A  posthuvious  child,  he  kei- 
ki  i  hanauia  mahope  mai  o  ka  make 
ana  o  ka  makuakane. 
2.  Posthumous  works,  na  buke  i  palia 
mahope  mai  o  ka  make  ana  o  ka  mea 
nanai  kakau. 

Post'mark,  to.    Hoailona  pai  o  ka  hale 
leta. 

Poat'm^st'er,  71.    Luna  leta, 

Posfmis'tress,  n.    Luna  leta  wahine. 


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PSst-rnor'tem,  adj.  Mahope  o  ka  ma- 
ke. Postmortem  examination,  ka  imi 
ana  i  ke  kumu  o  ka  make  ana. 

Post'ofHce,  n.    Hale  leta. 

Post'paid,  adj.    Ukuia  ka  uku  leta. 

Post'pone,  V,    E  hoopanee. 

Post-pone'ment,  n.  Ka  hoopanee  ana, 

Post'scrlpt,  a.  Olelo  pakui  no  ka  pa- 
lap  a  la. 

Post'ure,  n.  Ke  ano  o  ke  ku  ana;  ka 
moe  ana.    Syn.  attitude. 

Pot,  d.  Ipu  no  kela  me  keia  hana.  Iron 
pot,  ipn-nao. 

Pot,  V.    E  hookomo  ma  ka  i|)U. 

Po'ta-ble,  adj.  Kupono  ke  inula.  Syn. 
drinkable. 

Po-ta'to,  n.  Uala.  Sweet  potato,  uala 
maoli.  Irish  or  white  potato,  uala  ka- 
hiki. 

Po'tent,  adj.    Man  a.    Syn.  powerful. 

Po'tent-ate,  n.  He  moi.  Syn.  sover- 
eign. 

Po'tion,  71.    Laau  inu. 

Pot'luek,  n.  He  paina  o  na  mea  ai  i 
loaa  ma  ka  lima. 

Pdf  tage,  n.    He  supa. 

Pofter,  TU    Kanaka  hana  ipu  lepo. 

Pot/ ter-y,  n,  Kela  me  keia  ano  ipu 
lepo. 

P6t-val'lant,  ad.    Aa  .  no  ka  ona. 

Pouch,  TO.    Aamoni;  eke. 

Poul'tl<ge,  n.  Laau  hamo;  mea  hooe- 
mi  pehu. 

Poul'try,  n.    Na  manu  o  ka  pa  manu. 

Pounce,  V.    E  poi;  e  popoi. 

Pound,  n.    1.    He  paona. 

2.  He  dala  gula  o   Beretania.      Syn. 
sovereign. 

3.  Pa  aupuni. 
Pound,  V.    E  kui. 

Pound'keep'er,  n.    Luna  pa-aupuni. 
Pour,  r.    E  ninini;  e  hookahe. 
Pout,  r,    E  o  iwaho  ka  lehelehe ;  e  nu- 

nuha. 
PtJv'er-ty,  71.    He  nele ;  he  hune.   Syn. 

penury;  want;  indigence. 
Pow'der,  n.    1.    Pauda  ki-pu. 

2.    Lepo  wall ;  lepo  aeae. 

8.    Laau  a  ke  kauka. 
Pow^'er,  n.    Mana. 
Pow'er-ful,  adj.    Mana  nui. 
Pow'er-less,  adj.    Mana  ole. 
Prac'tl-ea-bil'i-ty,  n.    Ka  hiki.    Syn. 

possibility. 
Prac'ti-ca-ble,  adj.    Hiki.    Syn.  pos- 
sible. 
Prae'ti-cal,  adj.    1.     Lawelawe  man. 

2.    Makaukau  ma  ka  lawelawe  ana,  A 

practical  man,  he  kanaka   makaukau 

ma  ka  lawelawe  ana. 
Prae'tise,  71.      L      Hana  mau.     Syn. 

habit. 

2.    Ka  lawelawe  mau  ana. 
Prac'tise,  v.    E  hana  mau;  e  lawelawe 

nui;  e  hoomaamaa. 
Prae-ti'tion-er,  n.    Mea  lawelawe  ma 

kekahi  o  na  oihana  naauao. 
Prai'rie,  n.    Aina  papu  akea. 


Praise,  n.    Mahalo;  hoolea;  hoonani. 
Praise'wor-thy,  adj.    Ku  i  ka  maha- 

loia. 
Prance,  r.    E  lelelele. 
Pranc'er,  n.    Lio  lelelele. 
Prank,  71.    Hana  paani;   hana   lealea. 

Syn.  frolic. 
Prate,  v.    E  walaan  wale. 
Prat- tie,  v.    Ka  walaau  o  kamalii  liilii. 
Prat'tler,  n.    Keiki  liilii  hoomaka  wa- 

laau. 
Pray,  V.  E  pule;  6  nol.  Syn.  supplicate. 
Pray'er,  n.     He  pule;  he  noi.     Syn. 

supplication. 
Pray'er-ful,  adj.    Haipule. 
Pray'er-less,  adj.     Pule  ole;  hooma- 

loka. 
Preach,  v.    E  hai-olelo. 
Preacii'er,  n.     He  hai-olelo;  kahuna 

pule. 
Pre-fi.d'am-ite,  CKff.  Mamua'e o  Adamu 
Pre'am-ble,  n.    Olelo  mua. 
Pre-ca'ri-o<i8,  adj.    1.     Maopopoole; 

loll  wale.    Syn.  uncertain. 

2.    Paa  ole. 

8.    Mahunehune.    In  a  precarious  con- 

dition,  ola  mahunehune. 
Pre-€a"'ti*>n,  n,    Ka  hoomakaukau  e. 

To  take  the  precaution,  e  hoomakaukau  e. 
Pre-cede',  v.    E  hele  mamua. 
Pre-ced'ence,   f  ^      t^-^  i,,,i„»,„  ^* 
Pre-ced'en--cy,l  ^-    ^'^  ^"^*^°*  «^' 
Prec'^e-dent,  n.    He  ana  hoohalike. 
Pre-ced'ing,  adj.    Mamna'e. 
Pre'cept,  n.    Kauoha;  olelo  ao.    Syn. 

maxim. 
Pre-cept'or,  71.  Kumu-ao.  Syn.  teacher. 
Pre'cinet,  n.  1.  Palena;  mokuna.  Syn. 

boundary. 

2.    He  kauwahl. 
Pre'ciotis,  71.    Makamae;  hiwahiwa. 
Prec'i-pice,  n.    Pali. 
Pre-cip'1-tan-cy,  71.    Pupuahulu;  kikl. 
Pre-cIp'I-tate.'v.    1.  E  kiola  iho.  Syn. 

cast'down. 

2.    E  pupuahulu. 

8.    E  noohikilele. 
Pre-cip'i-ta'tion,  n.     Ka  hoohikilele 

auaT 
Pre-clp'i-tofi8,  adj.    PaUpali. 
Pre-cise',   adj.     Kupono  loa;  pololel 

loa." 
Pre-cige'ly,  adv.     Like  loa;   ku   like 

madli.    Precisely  so,  pela  maoli  no. 
Pre-cis'ion,  n.    Ke  kupono  loa;  polo- 
lei  loa. 
Pre-clude',  v.    E  hoo-ke';  hookaaokoa. 
Pre-co'ciofts,    adj.     Ulu   wawe   o   ka 

noonoo. 
Pre-eoc'l-ty,  n.  Ka  ulu  wawe  o  ka  noo- 
noo. 
Pre'con-ceive',  v.    E  iooholo  e  ma  ka 

manao.  * 
Pre'con-cerf,  v.    E  noonoo,  a  hooholo 

e  m'amua. 
Pre-cfir'sor,   n.     1.     He  elele.     Syn. 

forerunner. 

2.    He  ouli.    Syn.  harbinger. 


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Pred'a-to-ry,    ac^.       Powa;    pakaha. 

Syn.  plundering. 
Pred'e-ces'sor,  n.  Mea  noho  mua.  Pre- 
decessor in  office,  mea  noho  mua  ma  ka 

oihana. 
Pre-des'tl-nateJ       E  wae  e  mamua, 
Pre-des'tine,       \         Syn.  foreordain, 
Pre'de-ter'inlne,  v.    E  hooholo  e  ma- 
mua. 
Pre-dlc'a-ment,  n.    Pilikia. 
Pre-dict',  V.    E  wanana;  hai  e  mamua. 

Syn.  foretelL 
Pre-die'tion,   n.     He  wanana.     Syn. 

prophesy. 
Pre'di-lec'tlon,  n.    Ka  huli  e  o  ka  ma- 

nao.    Syn.  partiality. 
Pre'dls-pose',  v.  E  hilinai  e  ka  manao. 
Pre-dis'po-si'tion,  w.    He  hilinai  e. 
Pre-doniM-nant,  adj.     Pookela;  oi  1- 

mua  o  na  mea  e. 
Pre-d6in'l-nate,  V.    E  kela;  e  ol. 
Pre-em'i-nence,  n.    Ka  noho  pookela 

ana. 
Pre-em'i-nent,  adj.    Pookela. 
Pre-empt',  v.    E  loaa  i  ka  pono  o  ke 

kuai  mun. 
Pre-emp'tioii,  n.    Ka  pono  o  ke  kuai 

mua. 
Pre'en-ga^e',  v.    E  hoopaa  e;  e  lilo  e. 
Pre'en-gfiffe'inent,  n.      Ka  hoopaa  e 

ana;  lilo  e  ana. 
Pre'ex-ist',  v.    E  ola  e;  e  waiho  e. 
Pre'ex-isf  ent,  adj.    Ola  ana  mamua; 

e  waiho  ana  mamua. 
Prerace,  n,    Olelo  hoakaka  mua. 
Pre-fer',  v.    E  aho. 
Prerer-a-ble.  adj.    Aho  ia. 
Prefer-ance,  n.    Ke  koho  ana;  ka  oi 

ma  ke  koho. 
Pre-fer'ment,  n.    Ka  hookiekie  an'ae 

maka  oihana. 
Pre-flg'ure,  v.    E  hoike  e  ma  na  hoai- 

lona, 
Pre-flx',  V.    E  kakau  mamua  iho. 
Preg'nan-cy,  n.    Hapui  keiki. 
Preg:'nant7  adf.    1.    Hapai. 

2.    Paapu;  piha.    Syn.  full. 
Pre-Jtidge',  v.     E  hooholo  e  mamua  o 

ka  lohe  ana. 
Pr6j'u-dice,  n.     Manao  ino;    manao 

kue. 
PrdJ'u-dl'gial,  adj.    Kue  1  ka  pono. 
Prel'ate,  n.    Kahuna  kiekie  o  ka  eka- 

lesia  Roma. 
Pre-llm'i-na-ry,  adj.     Mua;   hooma- 

kaukau.    Syn.  preparatory. 
Pre'lude,  n.     1.     lie   melo   hoomaka 

aha  mele. 

2.    Hanahoomakaukau;  olelo  mua. 
Pre'ma-ture',  adj.     Mamua  o  kawa 

kunono. 
Pre'ma-turely,  adv.     Mamua'e  o  ka 

manawa. 
Pre-med'l-tate,  v.     E  noonoo  e  ma- 
mua. 
Pre-mcd'i-tat'ed,  adj.     Noonoo  e  la. 
Pre'mler,  n.    Kuhina  nui ;  ka  mua. 
Prdui'is-es,  n.    Ka  halo  me  koua  pa. 


Pre'ml-um,  n.  1.  Makana  apono.  Syn. 

reward;  prize. 

2.    Uku  makahikl  no  ka  panai  ola. 
Pre'mo-ni'tlon,  n.    He  halia;  he  liihio 

no  na  mea  e  hiki  mai  ana. 
Pre-oc'eu-py,  v.  1.  E  lilo  e;  e  hoopaa  e. 

2.    E  komo  e. 
Prep'a-ra'tion,  n.    Ka  hoomakaukau 

ana. 
Pre-par'a-to-ry,  adj.    Hoomakaukau 
Pre-pare',  v.    E  hoomakaukau;  e  lo- 

lii;  e  liuliu. 
Pre-pay',  v.    E  uku  e. 
Pre-pon'der-ate,  v.     E  kaumaha  oi; 

e  koikoi  oi  aku.    Syn.  outweigh. 
Prep'o-sl'tion,  n.    Inaleo. 
Pre'pds-sess'lng,  adj.  Onaona;  nakui. 
Pre-pos'ter-otls,  adj.  Lapuwale.  Syn. 

absurd. 
Pre-req'ui-site,  n.    He  mea  e  pono  ai. 
Pre-rog'a-tive,    n.       Pono    pili   paa. 

Royal  prerogative,  pono  pili  paa  i  ka 

Moi. 
Pre-sa^e',  v.  E  hoike  e  mai;  e  wanana. 
Pres'by-ter-y,  n.    Aha  luna  kahiko. 
Pre'sci-ence,  n.    Ka  ike  no  na  mea  e 

hiki"mai  ana.    Syn.  foresight. 
Pre-scribe',  v.    1.    E  hoonoho  i  kana- 

wai;  arulapaha. 

2.    E  haawi  i  laau  lapaau. 
Pre-scrip'tion,  n.  Olelo  kuhikuhi  laau 

lapaau. 
Pre-serip'tlve,  adj.    Mai  kahiko  mai. 

Prescriptive  right,   pono  mai    kahiko 

mai. 
Pres'ence,  w.  L  Ke  alo.  Royal  presence, 

alo  MoiT 

2.     Presence  of  mind,  makaukau  o  ka 

noonoo;  pillhuaole. 
Pres'ent,  n.    L    He  makana. 

2.    The  present,  ke  au  e  hele  nei. 
Pres'ent,  adv.     Eia;  maanei;  ke  noho 

nef. 
Pre-senf ,  v.    1.    E  haawi.     Syn.  give. 

2.    E  hoike.    Syn.  show. 
Pre-sent'a-ble,  adj.     Kohupono;  ku- 

pono  ke  ku  imua. 
Pre'sen-ta'tlon,  n.    Ka  haawi  ana;  ka 

hoike  ana. 
Pre-sen'ti-ment,  n.     He  halia.     Syn. 

premonition. 
Pres'ent-ly,  adv.  Kokoke.    Syn.  soon; 

shortly. 
PreH'er-Ta'tlon,  n.    Kaboomalu  ana; 

ka  malama  ana. 
Pre-serve',  v.    1.    E  malama. 

2.    E  hoomoa  1  mea  ouo  mai  na  hua  ai. 
Pre-serve',  n.  Mea  ono  i  hoomoaia  mai 

na  hua  ai. 
Pre-sSrv'er,  n.     Kahu  malama;  mea 

nana  e  hoopakele. 
Pre-gide',  v.    E  noho  i  poo. 
Pr6g'l-den-cy,  n.   1.     Hoomalu  peresi- 

dena. 

2.    Ka  oihana  peresidena.      Under  the 

presidency  of,   malalo  o   ka   hoomalu 

peresidena  ana  o. 
Preg'i-dent,  n.    Peresidena. 


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Pres'i-den'tial,  adj.     Pili  i  ka  oihana 

peresidena. 
Press,  tj.     1.     E  kaomi;   eiiwi.      Syn. 

squeeze. 

2.  E  boo-ke'.    Syn.  crowd. 

3.  E  kono  ikaika.    Syn.  urge. 

4.  E  hii;  hiipoi.    Syn.  embrace. 
Press,  n.    1.    Mikini  kaomi. 

2.  He  pai  palapala. 

3.  Na  palapala  i  paiia  o  na  ano  a  pau. 

4.  Puuluulu  o  kanaka.   Syn.  crowd. 
Press'ing,  adj.     E  kono  ana;   e  kftohi 

ana. 
Press'ure,  w,    Ke  kaomi  ana;  ^e  k^^lii 

ana. 
Pres-tige',  n.    Ke  kaulana. 
Pres'to,  adv.    Emoole. 
Pre-sume',  v.  1.    Emanaowale.    Syn. 

suppose. 

2.    E  mahaoi;  elalau;  ho-aa'no. 
Pre-§iiiiap'tion,  n.  1.    Ka  manao  wale. 

Syn.  supposition. 
Pre-siiinp'tu-otks,  adj.    Ho-aa'no. 
Pre-tencl',  v.  E  hookamani.  8y$i,  f^ign. 
Pre-tense',  n.    Hoopobala. 
Pre-teni'sion,  w.     Manao  wale;  manao 

bookamani. 
Pre'ter-nat'u-ral,  adj.    Eehia;  kupai- 

anaba.    Syn.  supernatural. 
Pre'text,  n.    Kumu  hoopobala.     Syn. 

pretense. 
Pret'ty,  adj.    1.    Maikai;  hoonu'anu'a. 

2.    Pretty  good,  maikai  iki.  Pretty  bad, 

ino  no. 
Pre-vail',  r.    E  laha;  e  lanakila. 
Pre-vail'ing,  adj.    1.    Lanakila;  laha. 

2.    Mau.  Prevailing  wind,  makani  man. 
Prev'a-lence,  n.    Ka  laha  ana. 
Prev'a-lent,  adj.  Laha.  Prevalent  sick- 
ness, mai  laha. 
Pre-var'i-cate,  v.     E  hauhili  ma  ka 

olelo. 
Pre-var'i-ca'tion,  n.    Olelo  hauhili. 
Pre-vent',  v.    E  keakea;  e  pale. 
Pre-ven'tion,  n.     Ke  keakea  ana;  ka 

pale  ana. 
Pre-vent'ive,  n.  Kama  keakea;  kumu 

pale. 
Pre'vi-oiis,  ady.    Mua.    Move  the  previ- 

oits  question,  e  ninau  a  no. 
Pre'vi-ous-ly,  adv.    Mamua  iho. 
Prey,  n,    Waiwai  pio;  mea  pio. 
Prey,  v.     E   hao;  e  pakaba.    Beast  of 

prey,  holoholona  ai  holoholona. 
Price,  n.    Kumukuai. 
Price,  v.    E  ninau  i  ke  kumukuai. 
Price-ciir'rent,  n.     Kumukuai   o   ka 

Prlce'less,  adj.    Makamae.    Syn.  pre- 
cious. 
Prick,  V.    E  hou  me  ka  mea  oioi. 
Prick'er,  n.    Mea  oioi.    Syn.  brier. 
Prick'ly-pear',  n.    Panini ;  pa-bipi. 
Pride,  71.    Haabeo;hookiekie. 
Priest,  n.    Kahuna  pule. 
Priesfcraft,  n.    Hoomana  hookamani. 

Priest/ htfiid,  ».     Oihaua  kahunapule. 


Priest-rid'den,  adj.    Malalo  loa  o  ka 

mana  o  ke  kahuna  pule. 
Prig:,  n.    Mea  akena  wale. 
Prlg'gisli,  adj.    Akena  wale. 
Pri'ma-ry,  adj.    Mua;  kumu  mua. 
Prime,  acy.    1.  Mua;  nui.    Prime  cause, 

kumu  nui;  kumu  mua.    Syn.  chief. 

2.    Oi  o  ka  maikai. 

8.    Prime  of  life,  wa  oo;  wa  ikaika. 
Prlm'er,  7i,    Buke  A ;  kumumua. 
Pri-me'val,  adj.    No  kinohi. 
Priim'lng,  n.    L    Pauda  kl  pu. 

2.    Ka  hamo  mua  ana  o  ka  pena. 
Prim'i-tlve,  adj.    Kinobou. 
Prim'ness,  ».    Ano  hookiekie. 
Pri'mo-gen'i-tor,  n.    Kupuua  mua. 
Pri'mo-gren'i-ture,  n.    Ka  pono  o  ka 

hauau  mua.  Syn.  birthright. 
Prince,  n.  Keiki  moi;  he  alii. 
Prince'ly,  adj.    1.    Me  he  moi  la. 

2.    Kamahao;  nani.  A  princely  giftj,  he 

makaua  nani. 
Prin'eess,  n.    He  alii  wahine. 
Prin'ci-pal,    adj.     Nui.     Mua.      Syn. 

chief. 
Prin'ci-pal,  n.  1.  Ke  poo  o  ke  kula  nui. 

2.    l^umupaa. 
Prin'ci-ple,  n.    Loina;  oiaio;  mole.   A 

man'of  principle,  he  kanaka  kupaa  ma 

ka  oiaio. 
Prink,  v.    E  kahiko  i  ke  kino  a  nani. 
Print,  V.    E  i>ai. 
Print,  n.    1.    He  meheu. 

2.  Lole  kalakoa. 

3.  He  kii. 

Prlnt'er,  n.    Kanaka  pai  palapala. 

Print'ing,  n.    Ke  pai  ana. 

Print'ing-df'fice,  n.    Hale  pai  palapa- 
la. 

Prinf  ing-pa'per,  n.    Pepa  pai  palapa- 
la, 

Pript/ing-press',  n.    Mikini  pai  pala- 
pala. 

Pri'or,  adv.  Mamua  ae.  Syn.  previous. 

Pri-6r'i-ty,  n.     Ka  mua.     Priority  of 
birth,  ka  mua  ma  ka  hanam  ana. 

Prism,  n.  Kinopaa  aoao  likelua,  ili  lau- 
mania. 

Pris'on,  n.    Hale  paahao. 

Pris'on-er,  n.    He  pjaabao. 

Pris'tine,  adj.   No  kinohi,   Syn.  prime- 
val. 

Pri'va-cy,  n.    Kahi  mehameha;  kahi 
malu'.' 

Pri'vate,  adj.    Mehameha;  malu';  hu- 
naia. 

Pri'vate,  n.    He  koa  maoli. 

Pri'vate-ly,  adv.    Ma  kahi  malu'. 

Pri-va'tion,  n.    He  nele. 

Priv'i-lege,  n.    He  pono;  he  pomaikai. 

Priv'i-ly,  adj.    Malu'.    Syn.  secretly. 

Priv'y,  w    Hale  liilii. 

Priv'y,  adj.    1.    Malu'.    Privy  council. 
Aha  kuka'  malu'. 
2.    Ike  malu';  ae  malu'. 

Prize,  n.    Uku  makana  no  ka  ol. 

Prize,  v.    E  manao  nui  aku;  e  kau  nui 
ka  mauao. 


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Prize'-figlit'er,  n.  Mea  hakaka,  aume- 

ume  paha,  uo  ka  makana. 
Pro  aud  con.    Kokua  a  kue. 
Pr6b'a-bll'i-ty,  n.    Ka  oiaio  paha. 
Prdb'a-ble,  adj.    Oiaio  paha;  oiaio  i  ka 

nana  'ku. 
PrOb'a-bly,  adv.    Pela  paha;  oiaio  pa- 
ha. 
Pro'bate,  n.    Ka  hooia  ana  i  na  pala- 

pala  hooilina.   Probate  court,  aha  hooia 

palapala  hooilina. 
Pro-ba'tion,  n.    1.    He  wa  hoao. 

2.    Ho  hoao;  hooia. 
Pro-ba'tion-a-ry,  adj.      Hoao;  hooia. 
Probe,  n.    He  kui-hou  a  ke  kauka. 
Probe,  V.    E  hookomo  i  ke  kui  hou. 
Pr6b'l-ty,  n.     Oiaio;  hoopono.     Syn. 

honesty. 
Pr6b'lein,  n.    Manaohai;  nanehai. 
Prob'lem-at'ic,  adj     Maopopo  ole. 
Pro-b68'ci8,  n.    He  nuku  loloa. 
Pro-ced'ure,  n.  Ka  holo  anao  ka  hana. 
Pro-ceed',  v.    1.    E  hele  imua;  maalo 

ae. 

2.  Proceed  from,  e  puka  mai  no  loko  ae. 
Pro-ceed'lng,  n.    Ka  hana. 
Pro'ceeds,  n.    Na  loaa.    Syn.  avails. 
PrCc'ess,  n.    1,    He  hana.    A  legal  pro- 
cess, he  hana  o  ke  kanawai. 

2.    Process  of  time,  ka  nee  ana  o  ka 

manawa. 

8.    Process  of  thought,  ka  holo  ana  o  ka 

noonoo. 
Pro-ces'sion,  n.    He  huakai  hele. 

Pro-claim',  v.  E  hoolaha.  Syn.  pub- 
lish. 

Procla-ma'tion,  n.  He  olelo  hoolaha; 
oleic  kukala. 

Pro-ellv'i-ty,  ».  Ka  hilinai  ana.  Syn. 
propensity. 

Pro-cras'ti-nate,  v.  E  hookaulua. 
SynI  put  off;  delay. 

Pro-cras'ti-na'tion,  n.  Ka  hookaulua 
ana.  _ 

Pro-cur'a-ble,  adj,  Hiki  ke  loaa;  loaa 
no. 

Pro-cure',  V.    E  loaa.    Syn.  obtain. 

Prfifl'i-gal,  adj,    Uhauha;  maunauna. 
Prdd'l-jc&l'i-ty,  n.    Ka  uhauha;  ka  pa- 

kela.    Syn.  profusion;  extravagance. 
Pro-dl'^ious,  arf;.    Nuilaunaole. 
Pr<>d'l-i^y,  n.    Mea  kupaianaha. 
Pro-diic'e',  V.    1.    E  hoohua  mai. 

2.    E  waiho  mai.    SvN.  bring  forward. 
Prdd'uce,  n.    1.    Na  hua.    Syn.  fruit. 

Pro-duc'er,  n.    Mea  nana  e  hoohua. 
Prdd'uct,  n.    1.    Hua.    Syn.  fruit. 

2.    Hnaloaa. 
Pro-dAc'tion,  n.    L    Hua;  ka  hoohua 

ana. 

2.    Ka  waiho  ana  mai. 
Pro-d6ct'lve,  adj.    Hua  nul. 
Pruf'a-na'tion,  n.     Ka  hana  iuo  ana  i 

na  mea  laa. 
Pro-fane',  v.    1.    E  hana  Inc. 

2.    E  hana  ino  1  na  mea  laa. 

8.    E  hoohaumia. 
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Pro-fane',  adj.  1.  Laa  ole.  Syn.  secular. 

2.     Kuamuamu. 
Pro-fan'l-ty,  n.    1.    Ka  lawe  ino  ana  i 

ka  inoa  o  Ke  Akua. 

2.    Ka  hoohaumia  ana  i  na  mea  laa. 
Pro-fess',  V.    E  hooia  me  ka  waha. 
Pro-fes'slon,  n.    1.    Ka  hooia  ana  me 

ka  waha. 

2.    He  oihana  naauao. 
Pro-fes'sion-al,  adj.  Pili  oihana.  Pto- 

fessional  services,  Kokua  pili  oihana. 
Pro-fes'sor,  n.    1.    Mea  e  hooia  ana. 

2.  Kumu-ao  no  nalalakiekie  o  ka  ike. 
Pro-fes'sor-ship,  n.    Oihana  kumu-ao 

ma  ke  kula  nui. 
Prdrfer,  v.    E  haawi. 
Pro-fi'cien-cy,  n.    Ka  makaukau.    A 

great  cLegree'  of  proficiency,  makaukau 

maoli. 
Pro-fi'cient,  adj.    Makaukau;  akamaL 
Pro'file,  n.    He  kaha  helehelena. 
Prfint,  V.    E  ao;  e  puka. 
Prdnt,  n.    Puka;  waiwai;  pomaikai. 
Prdrit-a-ble,    adj.       Waiwai;    make- 

pono ;  pomaikai. 
Prdf'it-a-bly,  adv.    Me  ka  makepono. 
Prdfll-ga-^y,  n.    Ano  uhauha. 
Prfifli-gate,  adj.    Uhauha. 
Pro-found',  adj.    Hohonu, 
Pro-found'ly,  adv.  1.  Loa.  Profoundly 

sorrowful,  kaumaha  loa, 

2.    Hohonu.    Profoundly  wise,  hohonu 

ka  ike.    Profoundly  skilled,  hohonu  ke 

akamai. 
Pro-f(in'dl-ty,  n.     Ka  hohonu.    Syn. 

depth. 
Pro-fuse',  adj.     Pakela  loa;    makena 

wale^   Syn.  lavish. 
Pro-fu'sion,  n.    Paapu  wale;  makena 

loa. 
Pro-gen-l-tor,  n.    He  kupuna 
Pr6gr'e-ny,  n.  Na  keiki.  Syn.  offspring: 
Prog-nt)s'ti-cate,   v.     E    hoike  e  ma- 

mua.    Syn.  foretell. 
Prog-nds'ti-ca'tion,  n.     Ka   wanana 

ana. 
Pro'gram,        )         Papa  hoike  uo  na 
Pro'gramme,  \  hana. 

Prdg'resa,  n.    1,    Ka  holomua. 

2.    Ka  nee  ana  imua. 
Pro-gress',  v.    E  nee  imua. 
Prorgres'sion,  n.    Ka  nee  ana  imnai. 
Pro-gres'slve,  adj.    Holomua. 
Pro-hlb'It,  V.    E  pa'pa';  e  hookapn. 
Pro'hI-bi'tlon,   n.    Ka  papa  ana;  ka 

hookapn  ana. 
Pro-hib'l-to-ry,  adj.    Hookapu. 
Pro-j6ct',  V.  1.  E  kikooiwaho;e  kiola. 

2.    E    hoomakaukau   hana.     Syn.   to 

plan. 
PrdJ'ect,  n.    Hana  i  noonoo  ia.    Syic. 

plan. 
Pro-Jec'tlle,  n,    Mea  lele. 
Pro-Ject'ing,  adj.    E  o  aua  iwaho. 
Pro-J^c'tion,  n.    1.   Mea  e  o  ana  Iwaho. 

2.    Ka    hoolele    ana.     Syn.  throwing 

forward. 
Pro-liflc,  ad)'.    Haa  uul;  hana  nui. 


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Pro'Hx,  adj.    Lonil  a  luhl. 

Ero-16ng','r.    E  hooloihi;  hookaulua* 

Pro'lon-ga'tlon,  71.    Ka  hoolpihi  ana. 

Prdm'e-nade',  r.    E  holoholo. 

Prom'i-nence,  «.   Ka  hookiekie  ana'e. 

Prom'i-nent,  adj.  Kiekie;  ohuku.  A 
prominent  man,  he 'k.a.u&k.sL  kiekie;  ka- 
naka koikoi. 

Prdm'i-nent-ly,  adv.  Me  ka  maopopo 
lea.     To  bring  prominently  /orwofd,   e^ 

•  hoike  maopopo  lea  mai. 

Pro-mis'cu-otis,  adj.    Huikau. 

Prom'ise,  n.    He  olelo  paa. 

Pr6m'is-8o-ry  Note,  n.    Blla  hooaie'. 

Prom'on-to-ry,  n.    Lae  kiekie. 

Pro-mote',  v.  1.  E  kokua;  e  hooikaika. 
2.    E  hookiekie  ae  ma  ka  oihana. 

Pro-mofer,  n.    Mea  e  kokua  aua. 

Pro-mo'tion,  n.    Ka  hookiekie  ana'e. 

Prdmpt,  adj.  Makaukau;  kuoo.  Svn. 
ready. 

Prompt,  V.    E  paipai. 

Prompt'i-tutle,  n.  Ke  ano  kuoo;  ma- 
kaukau. 

Prompt'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  hakalia  ole. 

Pro-mOl'gate,  v.     E  hoolaha.      Syn. 
.  proclaim. 

Pro'inul'-ga'tion,  n.    Ka  hoolaha  ana. 

Prone,  adj.    1.    Moe  alo  ilalo. 
2.    Maa;  walea. 

Prdng,  n.    Mauaraana. 

Pro'noun,  w.     Paniiuoa. 

Pro-nounce',  v.    E  puanaleo. 

P-po-nounced',  arf/.  Ike  lea  ia.  A  pro- 
nounced  liar,  he  kanaka  wahahee  i  ike 
lea  la. 

Pro-ntin'ci-a'tion,  n.    Ka  p.uana  leo. 

Fr«>bf,  w.  "l.  Olelo  hooia;  ka  hooia  aua. 
2,    He  pai  mua,  i  mea  hooponoponoia. 

Proof,  adj.  Paa.  Waterproof,  paa  1  ko- 
mo  ole  ai  ka  wai. 

Prdbrsheet,  n.  He  pepa  1  pai  mua  la 
no  ka  hoopouopono  aua. 

Prdp,  n.  He  koo;  he  uuu;makia.  Syn. 
support. 

Prdp'a-gate,  v.  E  hoolaha.  Syn.  dis- 
seminate. 

Prfip'a-ga'tioTi,  n.    Ka  hoolaha  ana. 

Pro-pel',  V.    E  hoonee  iraua. 

Pro-pel'ler,  n.  1.  Mta  e  hoonee  imua. 
2.  Mokumahu  me  ka  huila  kaa  ma- 
hope. 

Pro-pen'sl-ty,  n.  Ka  hiHual  ana.  Pro- 
pensity to  evil,  kahilinai  ana  1  ka  hewa. 

Prdp'er,  adj.  Kupono.  SYn.  suitable; 
fit. 

2.     Proper  noun,  inoa  pill  kino;  inoa 
maoli. 

Pr6p'er-ly,  adv.    Kupono. 

Prop'er-ty,  n.     1.    Waiwai.    Pergonal 
property,  waiwai  pili  kino. 
2.    Ano.    Syn.  quality. 

Pr6ph'e-ejr,  ».  Olelo  wanana.  Syn. 
prediction. 

Prrtph'e-sy,  v.  E  wanana.  Syn.  pre- 
dict. 

P-riVph'et,  n.    He  kanla. 

J'ro-phief  ic,  adj.  Wduanja  la. 


Pro-pin'qui-ty,  n.    Kekokoke.     Syn. 

neighborliood. 
Pro-pi'ti-ate,  v.    E  hoolaulea, 
Pro-pi'ti-a'tion,  n.    He  kalahala. 
Pro-pi'tiofts,  adj.    Laulea;  oluolu. 
Pro-por'tion,  n.    1.    Kaukolu. 

2.    Ka  hookaulike. 
Pro-por'tion-al,  adj.    Hookaulike. 
Pro-por'tion-ate,  adj.     Kaulike.     A 

proportionate  quantity,  he  kuauite  kau 

like. 
Pro-pos'al,  n.    He  manao  e  hai  aku: 

he  noi  e  mare. 
Pro-p6§e',  V.       E  hai  manao;  e  noi. 

Propose  marriage,  e  noi  e  mare. 
Prdp'o-gi'tion,  7i.    Manaohai. 
Pro-pound',  v.    E  waiho  mai, 
Pro-pri'e-tor,  n.    He  haku ;  he  ona. 
Pro-pri'e-tor.-8liip,  u.     l\a  nolio  ha- 
ku ana. 
Pro-pri'e-ty,  71.    Ka  pono;  ka  mea  ku 

pono. 
Pro'ro-ga'tion,  n.     Ka   hoopaa   am. 

Prorogation  of  Legislature,  ka  hoopau 

aua  o  ka  Ahaolelo. 
Pro-rogue',  r.     E  hoopau.     Prorogue 

Legislature,  e  hoopau  i  ka  Ahaolelo. 
Pro-scribe',  v.    E  hoahewa  e  make;  e 

kipaku  mawaho  ae  o  ka  mana  oi  ke  ka- 

nawai. 
Prose,  n.    Kela  me  keia  ano  olelo,  koe 

ke'mele. 
Prds'e-cute,    v.    1.    E  hoopii  kanawai. 

2.    E  hoomau  ma  ka  hooikaika. 
Prdg'e-cu'tlon,  n.    1.    Ka  hoopii  ana^ 

2.    Ka  aoao  hoopii. 

8.    Ka  hooikaika  ana. 
PrtJs'e-lyte,  v.    E  kaana. 
Prds'pect,  n.    Nauaiua. 
Pro-spe«t'ive,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  wa  e  hiki 

mai  ana. 
Pro-spec'tug,  n.      He  olelo  hoakaka 

mua  no  kekaJii  hana. 
Prds'per,  v.    E  holomua;  e  kuonoono. 
Pro8-per'i-ty,  n.  Pomaikai;  kuouoouo. 
Pros'per-oiis,  adj.    Kuouoouo; pomai- 
kai. 
Prds'tl-tute*    n.      Waliine    hookama- 

kama. 
Pros'ti-tute,  v.    1.     E  hookamakama. 

2.    E  hoohaahaa;  hoohaumia, 
Prds'trate,  adj'    1-    Hina  ilalo;  kulai 

ia. 

2.    Luuluu. 
Prfi^'trate,  r.    E  kulon;  e  kulai  iho. 
Pros-tra'tion,  n.    1.    Luuluu, 

2.    Ke  kulai  ana;  moe  ana  make  alo. 
Pros'y,  adj.    Luhi  ma  ka  olelo;  ma  ke 

kakau  paha. 
Pro-tect',  r.    E  hoomalu;  e  malama. 
Pro-tec'tlon,  n.    Mea  e  main  ai;  kumu 

hoomalu  ;  ka  hoomalu  ana. 
Pro-teet'or,  ii.    Kahu  malama. 
Pro-teet'or-ate,  n.    Ka  hoomalu  ana. 
Pro'te-ge'  (pro'tay-zhay),  n.      Keiki 

hanai ;  punahele. 
Pro-test',  71.    He  olelo  hoohalahala;  he 

olelo  hoole. 


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Pro*te8t',  t».    E  hoohalahala;  e  hoole. 
Prdt'est-ant,  n.    Mea  ku-e'  i  ka  ekale- 

sia  o  Roma;  ho  hoole  pope. 
Prdt'est-ant-igm,  n.    Hooie  pope. 
Prot'es-ta'tioM,  n.    Ka  hoole  hoohlki. 
Pro'to-€ol,  n,  Ke  kakau  mua  o  ke  kui- 

kahi. 
Pro-tr&ot',  V,    E  hoomau  aku  a  loihl. 
Pro-trude',  v.     L     E  hoo-o' iwaho;  e 

ohuku. 

2.    E  lewalewa.    Syn.  hang  out. 
Pro-tu'ber-anye,  n.     He  puu;  mea  ol 

iwaho 
Prdud,  Off;'.    Hookano;  haanui. 
Prflud'ly,    adv.     Me  ka  hookano;   ka 

hookiekie. 
Prove,  V.    E  hooia;  ehoao. 
Priiv'en-der,  n.    Ai  iia  na  holoholona. 
Prdv'erb,  n.    Olelo  ao. 
Pro-ver'bi-al,  adj.    Olelo  nui  la;  wa- 

waia. 
Pro-vide',   v.    E  hoomakaukau;   hoo- 

lako;elolii.    Syn.  prepare. 
Pro-vid'ed,  conj.    Ina  nae.     Syn.  on 

condition:  with  the  understanding. 
Prdv'I-dence,  n.    Ka  lima  o  Ke  Akna. 
Prdv'l-dent,  adj,      Hoomakaukau    e 

mamua. 
Prdv'l-den'tial,  adj.     Na  ka   lima  o 

Ke  Akua. 
Pro-vid'er,    n.      Mea  hoomakaukau; 

hoolako. 
Prdv'ince,  n.    1.    He  mahele  o  ke  au- 

£uni  i  mamao  aku  mai  ke  poo  oihana. 
He  mahele  o  ka  oihana. 

8.     He  panalaau. 
Pro-vin'cial-isin,  n.     Olelo  kuaaina. 
Pro-vlg'fbn,  n.    1.    He  ai  i  hoomakau- 
kau! a. 

2.    Ka  hoomakaukau  ana. 
Pro-vis'Ion-al,  adj.    Ku  i  ka  wa. 
Pro-vi'so,  n.    He  olelo  ku  i  ka  wa. 
Prdv'o-ca'tlou,  n.     Kumu  hoonauki- 

uki. 
Pio-voke',  V,     L     E  hoonaukiukl;  e 

hoohuhu. 

2.    E  hooeueu;  hoolalelale,     Syn.  in- 
cite. ' 
P.ro-volcMiig,  p.  a,    Ukiuki. 
Prfiv'ost-mar'slial,  7t.  Luna  hopu  koa 

mahuka. 
Prow,  n.     Ka  ihu  o  ka  moku.    Syn. 

bow. 
Prow'egs,  n.    Koa.    Syn.  valor. 
Prowl,  V.    E  kokolo  me  he  holoholona 

hihiu  la. 
Prdx'l-mate,  ad;.    Kokoke;  ane. 
Prox-lm'l-ty,  n.    Kahi  kokoke.     Syn. 

vicinity. 
Prdx'l-mo,  n.    Kelamahina'e. 
Prdx'y,  n.    Hehope;  he  aj?ena. 
PruMence,  n.    Noonoo  akahele.     Syn. 

discretion. 
Prji'dent,  adj.     Akahele  ma  ka   noo- 

n6o;noeau. 
Tt \i'dent-ly,  adv.    Me  ke  akahele;  me 

ka  noonoo.    Syn.  discreetly. 
Prune,  v.    £  oki  i  ua  lala.    Syn.  trim. 


Pry,  V.    1.    E  hoomakakiu. 

2.    E  ohiki ;  e  mahiki ;  e  unu. 
Psftlin  (sfim),  w.     Halelu. 
Psjilni'ist,  n.    Mea  haku  halelu. 
Pgal'ter  (sawl'ter),  n.    Ka  buke  o  na 

Halelu. 
Pshaw,  interi.    Kal    Kahahal 
Psy-chdl'o-gy,  n.     Ka  ike  e  plli  ana 

l_ka  uhane  o  kanaka. 
Pu'ber-ty,w.  "Waoo. 
Pftb'lie,  w.    Kalahui;  keakea.     Public 

interest,  na  pono  o  ka  lahui.    In  public, 

ma  ke  akea. 
Pftb'li-can,  n.    1.    Kanaka  kuai   wai- 

ona. 

2.    He  luna  auhau,  ma  ka  baihala. 
Pfib'li-ca'tion,  n.     1.     Kela  me  kela 

palapala. 

2.    Ka  hoolaha  ana. 

8.    Mea  i  hoolahaia. 
Pub-lic'i-ty,  7i.    Kahoo-akea   ana;  ka 

laulaha. 
Pftb'lie-ly,  adv.    Make  akea;  imna  o 

ka  lehulehu. 
Ptib'lie-splr'lt-ed,  adj.     Makee  i  ka 

pono  o  ka  lehulehu. 
PCib'lisli,  V.    1.    E  hoolaha;  e  kukala. 

Syn.  proclaim. 

2.    E  noopuka. 
Pftb'lisli-er,  n.      Mea  hoopuka   pala- 
pala. 
Pfick'er,  V.    B  mio;  minoi;  muki. 
P\id'ding,  n.    He  pudina;  meaai. 
Pfid'dle,  n.    Kiowai. 
Pu'er-ile,  adj,     Kohu  kamalii.    Syn. 

childish. 
P6ff,  V.    E  puhi;  e  punoho. 

2.    E  haanou.    Syn.  brag. 
Pftff,  n.    1.    He  olelo  hoomalimali. 

2.    Puahiohio. 
POgr,  n.    Keko;  illo  liilii  me  ka  ihu  pe'- 

pe. 
Pu'^il-lsui,  n.    Mokomoko. 
Pu'gil-ist,  n.    Mea  akamai  i  ka  moko- 
moko. 
P  iie-na'cio &S,  adj.    Hikiwawe  i  ka  ha- 

kaka  wale. 
Pu-Is'sant,  adj.    Ikaika;  mana.    Syn. 

mighty;  powerful. 
Puke,  V.     E  luai;    hoolualuai.      Syn. 

vomit. 
Pull,  i>.    1.    Ehnki;  e  uhuki. 

2.  E  hoe.    Syn.  row. 

3.  Pull  fruit  from  a  tree,  e  loulu. 
Pul'let,  n.    Moa  wahine  opio. 
Pul'ley,  n.     He  pokakaa;  he  balaka. 

6yn.  block. 

Pfil'ino-na-ry,  adj.    Pill  i  ke  ake  ma- 
ma. 

Ptklp,  n.    1.    Kal-o  onahua  al. 
2.    Kela  me  kela  mea  palupalu. 

Pul'pit,  n.    He  awai  luakinl. 

Pai'sate,  V.    1.    E  pana.    Syn.    beat. 
2.    Koni.    Syn.  throb. 

Pul-sa'tlon,  n.    He  pana;  he  koni. 

PAlse,  n.    Kapana. 

Pikl'ver-l-zji'tlon,  n.    Ka  hooaeae  ana 
o  na  mea  kluo  paa. 


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Piil-ver-ize,  v.    E  aokaoka. 
Pum'ice,  n.    Pohaku  pele  lana  ma  ka 

wai. 
Pfimp,  n.    He  panma. 
Fump,  V.    1.    E  pauma. 

2.  E  nietiiele  maalea. 
Pump'kln,  71.  Ipu  pu. 
Pun,  n.  Olelo  ano  lua. 
Punch,  n.    1.    He  hao  hou  puka- 

2.    He  kui. 
P  finch,  V.    Ehou.    Syn.  poke. 
Punct'u-al,  adj.    Kuoo;  makaala;  kui 

ka  manawa. 
Pfinct'u-al'i-ty,  n.    Ka  makaala  i  ka 

wa  kupono. 
Pfinet'u-ate,  v.    E  hookorao  i  na  kiko. 
Punet'u-a'tion,  n.    Ke  kiko  ana. 

Punct'uie,  n.    He  pukapuka. 

Pun'gent,  adj.    Awahia. 

Pun'lsh,  r.    Ehoopai;  ehili;  e  hahau. 

Syn.  chastise ;  correct. 
Pfin'ish-a-hle,  adj.    Ku  i  ka  hoopai. 
Pfin'ish-ment,  n.    Ka  hoopai. 
Pu'ny,  adj,    Aa;  wiwi;  nawaiiwali. 

£^P,      In.    Hiokeiki. 
Pfip'py) 

Pu'pil,  TO.    1.    Haumana, 

2.    Onohi  maka. 
Purr,  t).    Enunulu. 
Pur'chase,  V.   E  kuai;  eloaa  ma  ke  ku- 

ai  ana.    Syn.  buy. 
Pur'chase,  n.    Ke  kuai  ana. 
Pur'chas-er,   n.      Mea   nana   e   kuai. 

Syn.  buyer. 
Pure,  adj.    Maemae;  makamae. 

Pure'ly,  adv.    1.    Me  ka  maemae. 

2.    Wale  no.    Syn.  merely. 
Pur'ga-tive,  n.    Laau  hoo-naha'. 
Purge,  V.    1.    E  hoomaemae;  e  kala. 

2.    E  naha';  hoo  naha'. 
Pu'ri-fl-ca'tion,    n.      Ka  hoomaemae 

ana. 
Pu'ri-fl'er,  n.    Mea  hoomaemae. 
Pu'rl-fy,  V.    E  hoomaemae;  e  hiuwai. 
Pu'rl-ty,  n.    Ka  maemae. 
Pur-loin',  V.     E  kaili;  e  aihue.    Syn. 

pilfer.  ,    .,. 

Pur-loin'er,  n.    Mea  kaili  wale. 

Pur'ple,  n.    Lole  makue:  poni;  uliuli. 

Pur'ple,  adj.    Poni. 

Pur'port,  n.    Aug.    Syn.  meaning. 


Pur'pose  (pns),  n.  Manao  paa.  Syn. 
intention. 

Pur'pose,  V.  E  manao  paa.  Syn.  in- 
tend. 

Pur'pose-ly,  adv.  Me  ka  manao  e  ma- 
mua.    Syn.  intentionally. 

Purse,  n.    Aa  moni ;  eke  dala. 

Purse'proud,  adj.  Hookiekie  mamu- 
li  o  ka  waiwai. 

Purs'er,  n.    Luna  uku  dala  moku. 

Pur-8u'ant,  adj.  Mamuli  o.  Syn.  con- 
formably. 

Pur-su'er,  n.    Mea  hahai;  mea  alualu. 

Pur-sue',  V.    1.    E  hahai;  e  alualu. 
2.     To  pursue  study,  e  hahai  mamuli  o 
ka  ike. 

Pur-suit',  w.  1.  Ka  hahai  ana;  ka  alu- 
alu ana. 

2.    He  oihana.    Syn.  calling;  occupa- 
tion. 

Pur-vey',  v.    E  hoolako  i  ai. 

Pur-vey'or,  TO.    Kuene;  mea  hoolako  i 

kela  me   keia  mea  e  pono  ai.     Syn. 

steward. 
P6s,  n.    Palahehe. 
Push,  r.    Ekoo;epahu. 
Push'in^,  adj.  Makaala;  mikiala.  Syn. 

energetic. 
Pu'sil-la-nlm'I-ty,  n.      Maka'u  wale. 

Syn.  cowardice. 
Pu'sil-lan'i-mo&s,  adj.    Maka'u  wale. 

Syn.  cowardly. 
Puss,  n.    Popoki;  owao.    Syn.  cat 

Ptks'tule.TO.  Puupuuliilii.  Syn.  pimple. 

P^t,  V.    E  waiho. 

Pu'tre-fae'tlon,  n.    He  palaho'. 

Pu'tre-fy,  v.    E  palaho'. 

Pu'trid,  adj.    Palaho'. 

P  fifty,  TO.   He  pati ;  mea  hoopaa  aniani. 

Pfiz'zle,  V.  E  hoohuahualau;  e  hoopo- 
hihihi. 

Pfiz'zling,  adj.  Pohihihi;  hoohuahua- 
lau. 

Pyg-my,  n.    He  keko;  mea  iii. 

Pyr'a-mid,  n.    Puuoa;  piramida. 

Py-ronn'e-ter,  to.    Mea  ana  wela  nui. 

Pyr'o-tech'ny,  to.    Oihana  hana  ahika- 

olele. 
Pyr'o-teeh'nist,  n.    Kanaka  hana  i  na 

ftliikaolele. 


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Q 


Qn&ck,  n.    1,    Leo  o  ka  manu  ka'ka'. 
2.    Kauka  hemahema. 

Qua,ck'er-y,  n.    Ka  akena  wale  maka 

ke  lapaau. 
Quad'ran-gle,  n.    He  hulna-ha. 
Quad'rant,  n.      L     Ka  hapaha'  o  ka 

poai. 

2.    Mea  ana  kiekie. 
Quad-raf  ie,  adj.     Pili  i  ka  huinaha' 

like. 
Quad-r&t'ic   e-qua'tion,  n.      Hooha- 

like  mana  elua. 
Quad'ri-lat'er-al,  n.    Ill  aoao  eha'. 
^ua-drllle',  n.    He  hula  pa-ha'. 
Quad-rin'ion,  n.    Kuaderillona. 
Qu^d-roon',  n.    Hehapanika. 
Qu^d-ru'ma-notks,  n.    Lima  eha'. 
Quad'ru-ped,  n.     Holoholona  wawae 

eha'. 
Quad-ru'ple,  adj.    Pa-ha'. 
^uaff,  V.    E  iuu  a  nuL 
Quafir'mire,  n.  Nenelu  poho'.  Syn.  bog. 
Quaint,  fufj.    1.    Alio  e;  ano  hoakaaka. 

A  quaint  expression,  he  olelo  ano  e.  Syn. 

odd;  whimsicaL 

2.    Kahiko;   no  ka  wa  kahiko.     Syn. 

antique. 
Quake,  V.     E  haalulu;  e  naueue.    Syn. 

tremble. 
Quak'er,  n.     He  ano  hoomana.     Syn. 

Friend. 
Qu^l'I-fl-ca'tlon,  n.  1.  Ka  makaukau. 

2.    Kahoo-koe;  hoohaike. 
QuaPl-fi-er,  n.    h     Hua  olelo  hooku- 

pouo. 

2.    Mea  e  hoomakaukau  ana. 
Qual'i-fy,  V.    1.    E  hoomakaukau  ma- 
mull  okaimi. 

2.    Ehoohaiki;  ehookupono. 
Qu^l'i-ty,  n.    1.    Auo.     A  good  qtiality, 

he  ano  maikai. 

2.    Kulana  kiekie. 
Qualm,  n.    1.    Poluea.    Syn.  nausea. 

2,    Qiiabns  of  conscience,  k A  hoo^&i  o  ka. 

lunaikehula. 
Qualm'ish,  acjj.     Poluea.    Syn.  sick  at 

the  stomach. 
Quan'da-ry,  n.    He  pilikia  no  ka  mao- 

popo  ole. 
Qag,n'tl-ty,  n.    1.    Kanui. 

2.    He  kuanite. 
Quar'an-tine,  w.    Kahoomalu  ana,  no 

kamaiahulau. 

auar'rel,  r.    Hohakaka;  kiimu  ku-e', 
ufltr'rel-soiue,  adj.     Hakaka;   huhu 
wale. 
Qu^r'ry,  n.    1.    Lua  kalal  pohaku. 
2.    Ka  loaa  ma  ke  kl  holoholona. 


Quart,  n,    Hapaha  galani ;  kuata. 
Quar'ter,  n.    1.    Hapaha, 

2.  Kau-wahi. 

3.  He  ahonui  i  ka  enemi  ma  ke  kaua. 
Qua-ter'ni-on,  n.      Eha';    he  kauiut. 

Quaternion  of  soldiers,  eha'  poe  koa. 
Quar'ters,  n.    Wahi  uoho. 
Qujjr'ter-day,  w.    La  hookaa  aie. 
Quar'ter-deck',  n.    Oneki  o  hope  o  ka 

moku,  no  na  'lii  moku. 
Quar'ter-ly,  adj.     Kela  me  keia  hapa- 
ha. 
Quar'ter-ly,  n.     Buke  i  paiia  ma  kela 

me  keia  ha]^a-ha. 
Quar'ter-mas'ter,  n.  Luna  hoomakau- 
kau, hoolako,  no  ka  puali  koa. 
Quar-tette'^  „      Leo  mele  me  na  leo 
Quar-tet'     |  ^'       eha'. 
Quar'to,  n.    He  buke  me  na  lau  eha  i 

ke  kalana. 
Quash,  V.    E  hoopau.     Qtcash  an  indict- 

vient,  e  hoopau  i  ka  hoopii. 
Qua'ver,  n.    1.    He  haalulu  o  ka  leo. 

2.    He  leo  mele. 
Quay  (ke),  n.     Uapo  ku  moku.     Syn. 

wharf. 
Queen,  n.    Moi  wahlne. 
Queen    dcSw'a-ger,  n.      Alii  wahine, 

kane  make. 
Queer,  adj.  Ano  e.  Syn.  odd ;  singular. 
Quell,  V.    E  hoopio.    Qteell  an  insurrec- 
tion, e  hoopio  i  ke  kipi. 
Quench,  v.    1.     E  kena.     Syn.  satisfy. 

2.    E  kinai.  Quench  fire,  e  kinai  1  ke  ahi 

me  ka  wai. 
Quench'a-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ke  kinaiia. 
Quer'ist,  n.    Mea  nieniele. 
Quer'u-lotks,  adj.  Nainai;  na  ole.  Syn. 

complaining. 
Que'ry,  n.    He  niele;  he  ninau. 
Quest,  w.    Kaimiana.    Syn.  search, 
Ques'tion,  n.    1.    He  ninau. 

2.    Kumu  kanalua;  kumupaio. 
Ques'tlon-a-ble,  adj.    Kanalua  la. 
Ques'tlon-er,  n.    Meaninaninau. 
Quib'ble,  71.    He  olelo  hauhili. 
Qulb'bler,  n.     Mea  hauhili  ma  kana 

olelo. 
Quick,  a<f;.    1.    Wikiwiki;  mama. 

2.    Aapo.  Syn.  ready.   Quick  to  answer, 

makaukau  ma  ka  haina. 
Qulck'en,  v.    E  hoo-eueu;  hoolalelale. 
Qulck'lime,  n.    Puna  1  hoo-hu  ole  ia. 
Qulck'ly,  adv.    1.    Awiwi;mama. 

2.    Hopuhopualulu.    Syn.  hastily. 
Quick'uess,  n.     Ka  mama;  ka  hikiwa- 

we. 
Quick'sand,  n.    One  poho'. 


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eiiick'sil'ver,  n.    Wai-dala. 
uick'-wit'ted,  a<y.    Noili;  malele. 
^uid,  n.    He  pepee  baka  nau. 

Quld'nune,  n.  He  holoholo  olelo.  Syn. 

gossip. 
Qui-es'cent,  adj.    Malie;  maha. 
Qui'et,adj.  1.  Malie ;  malielie ;  na.  Syn. 

calm;  tranquil. 

2.    Pohala. 
*Qui'et-ly,  adv.    Nihi;  malie, 
^ui'e-tude,  n.    Ka  malie;  ka  maha. 
^ui-e'tu8,  n.    1.    Ka  pio  ana. 

2.    Make. 
Quill,  n.    Hulu  niii  o  ka  manu. 
Quill'pen,  n.    Peui  hulu. 
Quilt,  n.    Kapa  apana.    Syn.  hed-quilt. 

Qui'nine,  n.    Laau  lapaau  flva. 
{jiiin-tette'J         Leo  mele  me  na  leo 
Quiii-tet,       )  elima. 

Quin-tu'ple,  adj.    Pa-lima. 
Q uire,  n.    He  ope  pepa,  24  kalana. 

Quit,  V.    Eho-o'ki;  e  haalele.    Quit  tfte 

house,  e  haalele  i  ka  hale. 
Quit'elaim,  n.    Palapala  haalele  kule- 

ana. 


Quite,  adv.    1.     Loa.     Quite  late,   lohi 
loa;  korao  loa  i  ka  po. 

2.  Quite  lately,  aohe  liuliu. 

3.  Quite  the  thing,  oia  maoli  no. 
Quiv'er,  n.    He  aa  pua. 
Quiv'er,  v.    1.    E  hulili;  e  anapa. 

2.  E  kapalili.     Wings  quiver,  kapalill 
na  eheu. 

3.  Haukeke.    Lips  quiver,  haukeke  na 
lehelehe. 

4.  E  haalulu.    Syn.  quaver. 
Quiz,  v.    E  hoohuahualau ;  e  loiloi. 
Qudn'dam,  adj.      No   ka  wii   i    hala. 

Quondam  friend,  he  hoa  o  ka  wa  i  hnla, 
Quo'ruin,  n.    Ka  hapa  e  lawa  pouo  ai 

ka  hana. 
Quota,  n.    Mahele  kau-like. 
Quo-ta'tion,  n.    1.    He  olelo  i  unuhlia 

no  loko  mai  o  kekahi  olelo  e. 

2.     Market  quotations,  he  papa  hoike 

kumu  kuai. 
Quote,  V.    E  unuhi;  e  lawe  i  ko   hal 

olelo. 
Quoth,   t>.    I  akula;  wahl.     Quoth  Ae, 

wahi  aiia. 
Quo'Cieut,  n.    Helu  puka. 


R 


R 


ab'bet,  v.    E  hole  1  ka  papa. 


liab'bit,  n.    Lapika;  iole  kahiki. 
Habibie,  n.    He  puulu  kanaka ;  ultiaoa. 
Kab'bid,  adj.    Hehena;  haehae. 

Race,  w.    1.    He  kukini;  heihei. 
2."  He  mamo.     The  five  races  of  man- 
kind, 11  a  mamoellma  o  kanaka. 

K  ace'eourse,  n.    Kahua  heihei. 

Rack,!'.    E  kupaka.    Racked  with  pain, 

kupaka  i  ka  ena. 
Rack'et,  n.  Kamumu  nui;  walaau  nui. 

Rji'di-ance,  n.    Malamalama  alohilohi. 
Ra'di-ant,  adj.     L     Huali;  olinolino; 

alohilohi. 

2,    Radiant  with   delight,  alohilohi  ka 

maka  i  ka  hauoli. 
Ra'di-ate,  v.    £  kaa;  e  hohola. 

Ra'di-a'tion,  -n.  Ke  kaa  ana;  ka  ho- 
hola ana. 

Ra'dl-a'tor,  n.  Mea  hohola i  ka  mala- 
malama, a  wela  paha. 

Rad'i-cal,  adj.  Mai  ke  kumii  mai. 
Radical  change,  he  hoololi  mai  ke  ku- 
mu mai. 

Bad'i-cal,  n.    He  kumu.    Syn.  root. 


Rftd'i-cal-ly,  adv.    Mai  ke  kumu   mai. 

Radically  wrong,  hewa  mai  ke  kumu 

mai. 
Ra'di-As,  n.    Kaha  hanai, 
Rarfle,  71.    He  ano  piliwaiwai. 

S&ft,  n.    He  huina  laau  hoolana  ma  ka 

wai;  he  laua  laau. 
Raft'er,  n.    He  oa  hale. 
R*gr,  n.    Welu. 
Rag'a-marfin,  n.    Mea  pupuka  ino. 

Rag^e,  n.    1.    Huhunui;  keeo. 

2.    Kupikipiki-o'.    The  ocean's  rage,  ke 

kupikipikio  o  ke  kai. 
Rag-ged,  adj.    Weluwelu;  haehaeia. 
Rag'man,  n.    Kanaka  kuai  welu. 

Raid,  V.    £  pakaha;  e  komo  ma  ke   ano 
enemi. 

Rail,  n.     He  kaola.     Iron  rail,  kaola 
hao. 

Rail'ler-y,  n.    Olelo  loiloi;  olelo  paani. 
Syn.  banter. 

RailMng,  ?;.    1.    Paku' laau;  he  pa. 
2.    Olelo  kuamuamu. 

Rail'road,|        Alanui  hao.  Syn.  tram- 

Rail'way,  i  "'        way. 

Rai'ment,  n.    Lole  komo.    Syn.  cloth- 
ing; garments. 

Rain,  n.     IT '-a. 

Ralu'bow,  n,    Anuenue. 


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"PvAZOH 


Jlfiin'-gatigre,  n.  He  apti  ana  i  ka  nui  o 

ka  ii-a. 
Raiii'y,  adj.    U'-a, 
Kaln'y-sea'fon,  n.    Knaua. 
Kfiise,  V.    1.    E  hoala;  e  hapai  ae.  Syn. 

lift 

2.    E  ulu;  hoo-ulu, 

8.    E  leha'e.    Jiaise  the  ef/is,  e  lelia'e  i 

iia  maka. 
Huis'ln,  n.    Hua  waina  malbb. 
Hake,  71.    1.    Iliipuku;  kahi  opaltu 

2.    Kanaka  nhaithiu 
Ilal'ly,  V.     E  alu  mai;  e  eu;  ie  hbo- 

eueu. 

2.    Hooheneherte;  loiloi. 
Ham,  n.    1.     Hipa  kune. 

He  luikn  hao  no  ka  mbku  k'au'a. 

8.  Kekulii  ano  panma. 
'Ram,  V.  Ehon;epahu. 
Ivam'ble,  n.    E  holoholo;  e  naakaikai. 

Syn.  strolL 
Hana'bler,  w.    Mea  holoholo;  mea  ma- 

kaikai. 
Kam'bllng,  n.    1.    Ka  holoholo  pna, 

2.    A  raiiMiiig  thou'gftt,  he  iuahao  au- 

wana  wale,  pill  ole. 
Ram'part,  n.    Ka  pa  o  ka  pa-kaua. 
Kain'rod,  n.    Hao  noopiha  pu. 
Ilanch,  n.    Wahl  hanai  holoholbna, 
Ran'cid,  a<f/.     Tolopolona. 
Kan'cor, «.    Inalua  nui;  opu  ino.  Syn. 

enmity. 
Kan'eor-ofts,  adj.    Opu  itio;  naatikee- 

nioa 
Kaii'dom,  ad;.    Wale.    Random  talk,  ^- 

mailio  wale. 
Rfiu^e,  n.    1.    Lalani.    Syn.  row. 

2.    Withfn  range  of  theyun^  ma  kahi  1 

hlklai  kapn. 

8.     Within  range  t)f  vision,  ma  kahi  i 

liiki  ai  kamaka. 

4.    Kahi  e  holoholo  ai;  he  aina  kula. 

A  cattle  rangci  he  kinla  ktila  no  nk  ho- 

Iwholona. 
Ratige,  V.    E  holoholo.    The  ctittle  range 

over  the  pastureHf  holoholo  ua  bipi  iiia 

ke  kula. 
R^nk,  adj.    L    Hauna.    Syn.  strOhg. 

2.    Ulunui;hihi. 
R&nic,  n.    H<;  kulaha;  hie  papa. 
Rank,  v.    E  ku  ma  ke  kulana. 
Rauk'le,  v.    1.    E  hoo-uluhua. 

2.    E  h<X)pehu.    SVN.  fester. 
R&n'Hack,  v.    E  1ml  ma  na  wahi  a  pisn. 
Ritn'sotn,  n.  ,Ukupanai, 
Rftn'aom,  i».    E  lioola  panai. 
Rant,  n.    Olelo  haauui;  wulaau;  wiaha- 

paa. 
Rant'er,  n.    He  wahapaa;  waha  kole. 
Jlhpt  V.    E  kui;  e  klkeke.    Syn.  k hock. 
Ra-pa'cloft«,  o^y.    Hao  wale;  alunu. 
Ra-pftc'i-ty,  ii.    Aliinu;  puniWaiwal. 
Rape.'n.    I'ue  wahine. 
RRpMd,  adj.    Mama;  hikiwawe;  klki. 
R^pMdH,  n.    Kahi  o  kahe  awiwi  ai  ka 

muliwni. 
ll>i-pld'i-ty,  n.    Ka  mama;  ka  hikiwa- 

we. 


RSp'id-ly,  adv.     Mama;   wawe;  hikl- 

wawe. 
Rap'lne,  n.    Ka  hao  wale  ana;  ka powlfc 

ana.  _ 
Rapt'ure,  n.    HaUoli  nui. 
Rapt'ur-otks,  ttrf/.     Piha  i  kakftuoli, 
Rar©,  ac^.     1.    Ike  plnepineole  ia;  ml- 

limili.    Syn.    chblce. 

2.    Moaiki.    Syn.  underdone. 
Rar'e-fac'tiou,  n.  Ka  hoo-mahi'a  ah^p 

ke  ea. 
Rar'e-^,  v.    E  hoolilo  a  taama. 
Rare'ly,  adv.    Kakaikahi  lua. 
Rar'i-ty,  ?*.    1.    He  mea  Ike  plriepJidfe 

oleia;  meamilimili. 

2.    Ke  arbihama;  anolahilahi. 
Ras'cal,  ii.      Kanaka  kolohe;   kanaka 

apiki. 
Ras-eal'i-ty,  n.     Hana  kolohe;  hana 

apiki. 
Rash,  adj.    Hoaano.    Syn.  foolhardy. 
R^sh'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  noonoo  ole. 
Hasp,  n.    He  apuapu  nui. 
Rasp'ber-ry,  n.    He  akala. 
R&ip'ing:,  adj.    Okalakala. 
Rat,  71.    lole  nui. 
Rate,  n.    1.    Kumukuai.    Syn.  price. 

2.  Ka  holo  ana;  ka  nee  aua.     SYlr, 
movement 

3.  Ratio;  kulana. 
Rath'er,  adv.    1.    E  nho. 

2.    Iki.    Rather  small,  uuku  iki. 

R&t'i-fi-ea'tioJi,  n.    Kaaponoana. 

Rat'i-fy,  v._  E  apono  ma  ke  kakau  Hina. 

Ra'tio  (sho),  n.    Ke  kaullke;  rati'o. 

Ra'tlon,  n.    He  mahele  ai. 

Ha'tlon-al,  adj.    Noonoo ;  ku  i  kk  liOb- 
uoo. 

Ra'tion-al-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  noonoo. 

Kat'line*  n.     Kaula  liilii  o  ka  Lklni 
mokiu 

Rat- toon',  n.    Oha'ko. 

Rat'tle,  n.    Meapaani  hbonakeke. 

Rav'agre,  r>.    E  luku;ehooneoneo.  SV^. 
devastate. 

Rav'a-ger,  n.    Mea  luku.    Syn.  plun- 
derer. 

Rave,  v.    E  pupul'e  Iba;  e  kamailiopu- 
pule. 

Ra'ven,  n.    MaTiu  kofaka. 

Rav'en-ojks,  adj.    1.    Hae.    Syn.  vora- 
cious. 
2.    Ravenously  hungry,  pololi  loa. 

Ra-v'ine',  n.    Kahawai. 

Rav'lng^,  adj.    Hehena, 

Rav'ish,  v.  ,  1,    E  pne;  e  lima  Ikafkft. 
2.    Ravished  with  delight,  pilia  i  ka  ha- 
noli. 

Raw,  adj.    1.    Maka; kole. 

2.  Raw  material,  ua  lako  m'rtoll. 

3.  Anuanu;oplli.    Syn.  blustering. 
Raw'boned,  oto'.    Olala. 
Raw'hide,  H.    Ill  maka;  laau  hill. 
Ray,  w,    Kukuna. 

RftyleHs,  adj.     Tonlf ;  poeleele. 
Raze,  v.    E  hooauhuli;  huohiolo.    SYk. 

demolish. 
Ra'zor,  n.    Pfehl  unrfuml. 


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Ba'zor-strdp,    n.     Hi   hoo-kala  pahi- 

umiumi. 
Reach,  f.    1.    E  kikoo;  e  o  aku. 

2,  E  homai. 

3.  E  hohola.    Reach  far  and  wide,  e 
hoholo  ma  o  a  maanei, 

Keach,  n.    1.    Ma  kahi  e  hiki  ai.  Within 
reach  o/  the  ana,  ma  kahi  e  hiki  ai  ka 
lima. 
2.    Ma  kahi  kokoke. 

Re-Sct',  r.    E  ili  hou;  e  hoi  hou. 

Re-ac'tion,  n.    K  a  hoi  hou  ihope. 

Read,t;.    E  heluhelu. 

Read'a-ble,  adj.  Kupono  ke  helu  he- 
hiia. 

Readier,  n.    1.    Mea  heluhelu. 
2.    Buke  heluhelu. 

Read'i-ly,  adv.  Me  ka  hikiwawe;  me 
ka  makaukau. 

Read'i-nesi»,  n.  Ka  makaukau;  ka  hi- 
kiwawe. 

Readying,  n.  He  mea  heluhelu;  ka  he- 
luhelu aua. 

Re'ad-just',  d.    E  hooponopono  hou. 

Re'ad-J&st'ment,  n.  Ka  hooponopono 
hou  ana. 

Re'ad-mis'sion,  n.  Ka  hookomo  hou 
ana. 

Re'ad-mlt',  v.    E  hookomo  hou. 

Read'y,  adv.    Makaukau;  lolii;  mio. 

Re'af-firm',  v.    E  hai  hou ;  c  1  hou. 

JHe-Sil,  adj.  Oiaio;maoli.  Syn.  genuine. 

Re-al'i-ty,  n.  Ka  oiaio.  Syn.  truth; 
fact. 

Re'al-l-za'tion,  n.    Ke  ko  ana. 

Re'al-ize,  r.  1.  E  ko.  Svn.  accom- 
plish. 

2.  E  loaa.    Syn.  find. 

3.  E  hooraaopopo.     Syn.  appreciate. 

4.  E  puka.    Syn.  gain. 

Re'al-ly,  adv.    He  oiaio.    Syn.  verily; 

truly. 
Realm,  n.    AupunI  moi. 
Ream,  n.    He  puolo  pepa,  90  quires. 

Ream'er,  n.    He  will  e  hana  a  nui  ka 

puka. 
Re-an'i-mate,  v.    1.    E  hoihoi  mai  i  ke 

ola. 

2.     E  hoohoihoi. 
Reap,  1/.    E  ohi. 
Reap'er»  n.    Mea  ohi;  mikini  okl  pa- 

laoa. 
Re'ap-pear',  v.    E  hoeahou  mai. 

Re'ap-pear'anre,  n.       Ka    hoea   hom 

ana  mai. 
Re'ap-point',  v.     E  koho  hou  no  ka 

oihana. 
Rear,    n.     1.     Ko  hope.     Rear   of  the 

house,  ko  hope  o  ka  hale. 

2.  Hear  of  an  arviy,  huuapaa. 

3.  Ke  kua. 

Rear,  v.    1.    E  hanal.    Syn.  raise. 
2.    E  ao.    Syn.  Itach. 
8.    E  hoala;  e    kukulu.      Syn.  raise; 
elevate. 

4.  E  ku  ma  na  wawae  hope. 
Re'as-ceud',  v.    E  pii  hou  ae. 


Rea'scn,  n.    1.    Ka  noonoo  kanaka.    • 
2.    He  kumu.    Syn.  motive. 

Rea'son.r.    E  noonoo  pu;  e  ao  aku. 

Kea'son-a-ble,  adj.  Kuponu;  ku  i  ka 
noonoo. 

Rea'son-a-ble-ness,  n.  Ke  kupono; 
ku  Ika  noonoo. 

Rea'f  on-a-bly,  adv.  Ma  ka  mea  ku- 
pono. 

Rea'gon-er,  n.  Mea  alakai  i  ka  noo- 
noo. 

Rea'son-lng,  n.  Ke  alakai  ar.a  i  ka 
noonoo. 

Re'as-sem'ble,  v.     E  akoakoahou. 

Re'aM-serf,  v.  E  hai  hou.  Syn.  reaf- 
firm. 

Re'as-sume',  V.  Ehapaihou;  e  lawe 
hou.    Syn.  resume. 

Re'as-sure',  v.  E  hoopau  i  ke  kaualua; 
e  hoopau  1  ka  pihoihoi. 

Re'at-tempf ,  v.    E  hoao  hou. 

Re-bate\  n.  Kahooemi  ana.  Hehate 
on  duties,' ka  hooemi  aua  mai  ka  auhau 
dute. 

Re-bel',  v.    E  kipi. 

Keb'el,  n.    He  kipL 

Re-bel  Pi  on,  n.    Ke  kipl  I  ka  aupuni. 

Re-bell'iou8,  ac?/.    Kipi;  liookuli. 

Re-bound',  v.    1.    E  lele  hou  inaL 
2.    E  kupiubi. 

Re-btkfl',  «.    Kumu  keakea. 

Re-build',  V.    E  kukulu  hou. 

Re-buke',  i;.    E  ao;  e  papa'ku. 

Re-bAt,,  V.    E  pale  i  ka  olelo  hoike, 

Re-«gll',  V.    1.    E  kahea  hou  luai. 

2.  E  hoihoi  mai. 

3.  Ehoomanao.    Syn.  recall  to  mind. 
Re-e&nt/,  v.    1.    E  hoihoi  mai  i  ka  lua- 

nao.    Syn.  retract. 

2.    E  haalele  i  ka  manaoio. 
Re'ean-ta'tion,  n.    Ka  haalele  aua  i  ka 

manao. 
Re'ea-pit'a-late,  v.    E  helu  hou  mai 

ka  mua  mai. 
Re'ea^plt'u-la'tion,  n.  Ka  heluna  nul. 
Re-cap'ture,  v.    E  hopu  hou. 
Re-cede',  v.     E  ku  emi  ihupe;  e  hoi 

ihope. 
Re-ceipt',  n.    1.    PalapaTa  hookaa. 

2.  "Ka  loaa  ana.    Syn.  recejitiou. 

3.  He  rula  no  kekahi  mau  Luna. 

4.  Kahi  e  hoo-kaa  ai. 
Re-ceiv'a-ble,  adi.     Loaa  mai.    BiUt 

receivable,  na  bila  loaa  mai. 
Re-ceive',  t'.    E  loaa. 
Re-ceiv'er,  n.     Mea  e  loaa  ana;  mea 

malama. 
Re'cent,  adj.    Iho  nei.    Kecent  arrival, 

ke'ku  ana  iho  nei. 
Re'cent-ly,  adv.    A  no  iho  nef. 
Re-cep'ta-cle,  n.    Wuhi  Loahu. 
Re-cep'tion,  n.    1.    Ka  loua  aua. 

2.  "Ke  kipaana. 
Re-cess',  n.    1.    Wa  hoomaha  pokole. 

2.  "He  kuono  iloko  o  ke  keen  a. 
Rec'i-pe,  n.    Rula  wehewehe  no  kekahi 

m'auhana.    Becipe  for  cooking,  t\x\&  uo 

ke  kuke  ana. 


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Be-clp'I-ent,  n.    Mea  nana  e  loaa. 

Be-cip'ro-cute,  v.     E  haawi  aku  ha- 

awl  rani;  e  pauai  like. 
Re-cit'al,  n.    Kahai  waha  ana. 
Bec-i-tsi'tion,  n.     Ka  hai  ana. 
Be-cite',  v.     E  hai  waha;  e   hai  paa 

naau.    Syn.  repeat. 
Beck'less,  ady.  Noonooole.   Syn.  rash. 

Beck'less-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  noonoo  ole. 

Syn.  rashly. 
Beck'on,  v.    E  noonoo;  e  helu. 
Beck'on-ing:,  /i.    1.    Ka  hooponopono 

anai  ka  helu. 

2.     Ka  helu  ana;  helu. 
Be-elaiIn^  v.    1.    E  hoohuli  mai. 

2.  E  loaa  hou.    Syn.  recover. 

3.  Reclaim  poor  land,  e  hoomomona  i 
ka  aina  panoa. 

Be-claim'a-ble,  adj.    HikI  ke  hoohu- 

liia. 
Be-cline',  v.    E  hilinai  aku;  e  moe  iho. 

Be-clin'ing:,  n.  Ka  hilinai  ana;  ka  moe 

iho  ana. 
Be-eluse,  n.    Kanaka  noho  mehameha. 
Bec'oc-nl'tion,    n.      Ka   hoomaopopo 

ana;  K.aike  ana. 
Be-cdg^'ni-zance,  n.    Ano  hona  i  ka- 

kauia. 
Bec'og-nize,  v.    E  hoomaopopo;  e  ike 

aku. 
Be-coil',  V.    E  kuemi  ihope. 
Bec'ol-lect',    v.     E  hoomanao.     Syn. 

remember. 
Bec'ol-lecHion,  n.    Ka  hoomanao  ana. 

Be'com-mence',  v.    E  hoomakahou. 
Bec'om-mencl',  v.    E  apono. 

Bec'om-men-da'tion,    n.     Ka   apono 

aua.    Letter  of  recommendation,  palapa- 

la  apono. 
Be^com-mit',  v.    1.    E  hoihoi  hou.    Re- 

covimit  a  bill,  e  hoihoi  hou  i  ka  bila. 

2.    E  hana  hou. 
Bee'om-pense,  n.    He  uku  hana.  Syn. 

reward. 
Bec'on-cile,  v.     E   hookuikahi;    hoo- 

laulea." 
Bec'on-«gil'i-a'tlon,  n.    Ka  hookuikahi 

ana. 
B£c'on>dite,  adj.     1.    Pohihihi;  mao- 

popo  ole. 

2.      Huna'ia  mai   ka   noonoo.      Syn. 

abstruse. 
Be'con-dfiet',  v.     E  kai  hou;  e  alakai 

hou. 
Be-c6n'nol8-8ance,  n.  Ke  kiu  ana  i  ka 

aina. 
Be'con-noi'tre,  v.    L    E  kiu;  hooma- 

kakiu. 

2.    E  hakilo. 
Be-cdn'quer  (kon'ker),  v.    E  hoopio 

hou. 
Be'con-gld'er,  v.    E  noonoo  hou. 

Be'eon-sld'er-a'tlon,  n.     Ka  noonoo 

hon  ana. 
Be-cord',  v.    E  kakau  ma  ke  ano  moo- 

lelo. 


Bfic'ord,  n.    He  moolelo  kakau.    Court 

of  record,    aha   kakau.    Record   of  evi- 
dence, moohihia. 
Be-c6rd'er,  n.    Luna  kakau  palapala. 
Re-count',  v.    E  hai  liilii  mai. 
Be-course',   n.      Wahi    launa.       Syn. 

resort.    Recourse  to  books,  e  launa  me 

na  buke. 
Be-eov'er,  v.    1.    E  loaa  hou  ka  mea  i 

lilo. 

2.    E  ola  hou;  konakonea.    Syn.  get 

well. 
Be-c6v'er-y,  n.    1.    Ka  loaa  hou  ana  o 

ka  meai  lilo. 

2.    Ke  ola  hou  ana. 
Bee're-ant,  adj.    Hull  hoi  ihope;  ku- 

makaia.    Recreant  to  a  trust,  kumakaia 

i  kekahl  pono. 
Bee're-ate,  i;.    E  hoo-oluolu;   e  hoona- 

nea.    E  paanl. 
Bee're-a'tion,  n.    Ka  hoo-oluolu  ana; 

ka  paani  ana. 
Be-criin'i-nate,  v.    E  nuku  aku  nuku 

mai. 
Be-crim'i-na'tlon,  n.     Ka  nuku  aku 

nuku  mai. 
Be-cross',  v.    E  hele  hou  i  kela  aoao. 
Be-crult',  v.    1.    E  hooikaika  hou  i  ke 

kino. 

2.    E  kepa. 
Be-crult',  n.  He  koa  hou ;  mea  kepa  hou. 
Be-eruits',  n.  pi.     Kela  lako  keia  lako. 
Beet'an-gle,  n.    Huina  kupono. 
Beet-an'gu-lar,  adj.      Huina  kupono. 
Bec'tl-fl-ca'tion,  n.    Ka  hooponopono 

ana;  ka  hoopololei  ana. 
Bee'ti-fy,  r.    1.    E  hooponopono.  Syn. 

correct. 

2.    E  hoopololei.    Syn.  straighten. 

8.    E    hoomaemae;     hoo-aiai.       Syn. 

clarify. 
Bec'ti-lin'e-ar,  adj.    Kaha  pololei. 
Bec'ti-tude,    n.     Ka  hoopouo.      Syn. 

uprightness. 
Bee'tor,  n.    1.    He  kahu  ekalesla. 

2.    Puuku  nui  o  ke  kula  nui. 
Be-cAm'bent,  adj.    Moe  hilinai.    Syn. 

reclining. 
Be-cu'per-ate,  v.    E  hooikaika  hou. 
Be-ciir',  v.    1.     E  hoihou.    Reei'.r  to  a 

subject,  e  hoi  hou  i  ke  kumumauao. 

2.    E  ike  hou  ia. 
Be-cur'rence,  n.    Ka  ike  hou;  hoi  hou. 
Bed,  adj.    Ulaula. 
Bed'den,  v.    E  ha'ulaula. 
Bed 'dl fell,  adj.    Haulaula, 
Be-deem',  V.    1.    E  hoola  panai. 

2.    E  uku  panai. 

8.    Redeem  a  pledge,  e  hooko  i  ka  olelo 

hoohiki. 
Be-deem'er,  n.    Ka  Hoola. 
Be-demp'tion,  7t.    1.    Ke  Ola, 

2.    Ka  uku  panai  aua. 

8.    Ka  hooko  aua. 
B«^d'h6t,  adj.    Enaena. 
B6d'iiesH,  n.    Ka  ulaula. 
B^d'o-lent,  adj.    Moanlanl. 
Be-dotkb'le,  v.    E  i>apalua. 


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Ke-doubf  (dowt),  n.     He  papu  iloko 

o  kekahi  pakaua, 
Kc-dound',  v.    E  kokiia  marauli  o  ke- 
kahi mea.    Redound  to  his  glory,   e  ko- 

kua  mamuli  o  kona  nani. 
He-dress',  v.    E  hooponopono  i  na  pi- 

likia. 
He-dress',  n.  Ka  hoihoi  ana  o  kapoino. 
Ile-duce',  v.    1.    E  hbo-emi. 

2.    E  hoopio.    Byn.  conquer. 
Ile-due'tion,  ?i.    1.    Ka  lioo-eini. 

2.    Ka  lawe  pio  nua. 
He-diin'diaut,  adj.    Piakela;  ketu 
Heed,  n.    1.    He  ohe;  ohu  kani. 

2.    He  naku;  akaakai.    Syn.  rush. 
Heef,  V.    E  li.    Reef  the  sail,  e  li  ka  pea. 
Ileef,  w.    Ae-kai;  kuanalu. 
IJeek,  V.    E  punohu. 
Heel,  V.    1.    E  hele  hikaka;  e  kunewa- 

newa. 

2.  Reel  from  weakness,  e  kaalele. 

3.  E  wiii.    Syn.  wind. 
Heel,  n.    He  pokakaa  will. 
He'e-leet',  v.    E  koho  hou. 
He'em-biirk',  v.    E  ee  hou  maluna  o 

ka  moku. 
He'en-aet',  v.    E  hana    hou;  hooholo 

hou. 
He'en-force',  v.    1.    E  hooikaika  hou. 

2.    E  hoopiha  hou  mai. 
H<a'en-guge',  V.    1.    E  hoopaahou. 

2.    E  hoolimalima  hou. 
Re'en-list',  v.    E  kakau  inoa  hoii  no 

ke  komo  ana  ma  ka  puall  koa. 
He-en'ter,  v.    E  komo  hou  aku. 
Re'es-tab'lish,  v.    E  hookahua  hou. 
Keeve,  v.    E  hookomo  1  ka  piko  okc 

kaula.    Reeve  the  end  of  the  rope  through 

the  block,  e  hookomo  i  ka  piko  o  ke 

kaula  ma  ka  balaka. 
He'ex-am'i-na'tion,  n.    1.    Ka  ninau 

hou  ana. 

2.    Ka  hull  Tiou  ana. 
Re'ex-am'ine,  v.  E  nlnauhou;  ehoike 

hou.    Re-examine  accounts,  e  hull  hou  i 

na  helu. 
Re-fee'to-ry,  n.    Keenapaina. 
Ke-fer',  v.    1.    E  kuhikuhi. 

2.    E  waiho.  Refer  to  a  committee,  e  wai- 

ho  i  ke  komite. 
Hef'er-ee',w.    Meauwao;  mea  hooholo 

1  }ca  pono  iwaena  o  na  aoao  elua. 
Ref  er-ence,  ji.    1.    He  kuhikuhL 

2.  Ka  waiho  ana. 

3.  Kapiliana.    No  reference  to  the  sub- 
ject, aole  pili  i  ke  kximu  manao. 

Ref'er-en-ces,  n.    1.      Palapala  hoike. 

.  2.    Olelo  kuhikuhi. 

Re-fine',  v.    E  hoomaemae. 

Ke-f  ined',  adj.    1.    Maemae;  mikioi. 
2.    Hoomaemaeia. 

Re-fine'ment,  71.    Ka  maemae;  ka  mi- 
kioi. 

Re-fin'er,  n.    Mea  hoomaemae. 

Re-fin'er-y,  n.    Wahi  hoomaemae. 

Re-f  It',  V.  1.  Ehoolako  hou;  hoopono- 
pono hou. 
2.    E  kakia  hou.    Byk.  repair. 


Re-flect,  V.  1.  E  noonoo;  poonoo.  Syn. 
consider. 

2.  An  aha. 

3.  E  kau  apono,  e  kau  ahewa  paha. 
Re-flee'tion,  n.    1.    Poonoo. 

2.  Anaha;  anahanaha. 

3.  He  kina'. 

Re-flect'or,  n.    He  mea  e  anaha  ai  i  nia 

kukuna  malamalama. 
Re-form',  v.    E  hull  hou;  hoohuli  hou. 
Re-form',  n.    He  hana  hou,  ku  1  ka  po- 
no. 
Refor-ma'tion,  n.    1.    Ka  hoohuli  hou 
ana. 

2.    Ka  imi  hou  ana  i  k!i  pono. 
Re-for'ma-to-ry,  n.    Wahi  hoopololei. 

Reformatory  school,  kula  hoopololei. 
Re-fract',  v.  E  aui.    Water  refracts  light, 
6  aui  ae  ke  kukuna  malamalama  1  ka 
wai. 
Re-frftc'tion,  n.    Ka  aui  ana. 
Re-fraet'o-ry,  adj.    Nuha;  paakikL 
Re-frain',  v.  E  kaaokoa  aku;  e  ho-o'ki. 
Re-frain',  n.    Ke  auo  o  ke  mele. 
Re-fresh',  v.    E  hoo-oluolu. 
Re-fresh'ing^,  adj.     Oluolu. 
lle-fresh'ment,  n.     Mea  e  oluolu  ai. 
Re-fresb'meuts,  n.  pi.    Na  mea  ai,  me 

na  mea  inu. 
Re-frig^'er-a'tor,  n.    He  pahu  hooanii- 

anu. 
Refuge,  n.    He  puuhonua;  wahi  lulu. 
Ilef'u-gee',  n.    Hekuea;  kuewa. 
Re-fAl'gent,   adj.      Alohilohi;    huali. 

SYN.  radiant. . 
Re-f find',  v.    E  pani  hou.    Syn.  repay; 

restore. 
Re-f  us'al,  n.    He  hbole.    He  ae  ole. 
Re-fuse',  v.    E  hoole;  e  ae  ole. 
Refuse,  n.    Koena  opala. 
Ref u-ta'tlon,  n.     Ka  pale   ana  i  ka 

olelo. 
Re-fiite',  v.    E  pale  olelo. 
Re-grsiin',  r.    E  loaa  hou.   Syn.  recover. 
Re'gal,  adj.    Hanohano  moi. 
Re-gale',  v.    E  hooluolu.    Syn.  refresh. 
Re-gji'11-a,  n.  pi.    1.    Na  kahiko  alii. 
2.    Na  kahiko  o  ke  kulana.    Syn.  iii- 
signia. 
Re-gard',  v.    E  maliu;  e  hoolohe. 
Re-gard',  n.     Manao   maualo;   manao 

aloha. 
Re-|fard'ful,  adv.    1.    Imi  i  ka  pomai- 
kai.    Syn.  considerate. 
2.    Manao  nui.    Syn.  mindful. 
Re-gilrdless,  ad/.   Manao  oie  aku.  Re- 
gardless of  expense,  manao  olo  aku  i 
Ka  lilo;  helu  ole  i  ka  lilo. 
Re-gat'ta,    n.      Heihei   moku;   heihei 

waapa. 
Re'gen-cy,  n.    Ka  noho  'na  o  ka  hop6 

moi. 
Re-g:eii'er-ate,  adj.  Hoo-hanau  houla. 
Re-gen'er-iite,  v.    E  ho«>-haiiau  hou. 
Re-gen'er-a'tion,  n.    Kahanaa  hou. 
Re'gent,  n.    Hope  moi. 
R"^'i-cide,  n.    Pepehi  al.'I;  meapepehl 
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'Re'^ivae'f  (ra-zheem')  n.     Ke  ano  O 

ka  hoomalu  ana. 
rRe^'i-vaen,  n.     Ka  noho'na  i  loaa  ka 

ikaika  kupono  o  ke  kino. 
Re^'i-mi^nt,  11.    He  regimana  koa. 
Ke^'i-nient'als,  w.    Na  aahu  koa. 
Ke'grion,  n.    Wahi.    Region  of  country, 

wahi  o  ka  aina. 
Beg'l8-ter,  w.    1.    He  papa  kuhikuhi. 

8yn.  catalogue. 

2.    Kapuahi  hoomahanahale. 

8.    He  pani  ea  no  ke  kapuahi  hao. 

4.  He  Duke  kakau.    Marriage  register, 
buke  kakau  mare. 

5.  Kahiki  anaokaleomaikahttallaa 
loa  a  i  ke  kiekie  loa. 

Keg'is-ter,  v.    E  kakau.    Syn.  record. 
Keg'Is-trar,  n.    Luna  kakau;  puuku. 

Registrar  of  public  accounts,  puuKU  nui 

o  ka  waihona  aupuni. 
Re^'is-tra'tion,   n.      Ke  kakau   ana. 

Syn.  recording. 
Reg'is-try,  n.    He  buke  no  ke  kakau 

ana  1  kela  me  keia  mea. 
Kegr'nant,  adj.    E  noho  alii  ana. 
Be-gret',  n.    Mamlna;  minamina;  me- 

nemene. 
Re-ffret'ful-ly,  adv.  Me  ka  minamina. 
Reg'u-lar,  adj.    Man;  walea.    Regular 

proceedings,  na  hana  ku  man. 
Reg'u-lar'i-ty,  n.    Ke  ano  mau;  ma  ke 

ano  i  maa. 
Reg'u-liir-ljr,  adv.     Ma  ke  ano  mau; 

ma  ke  ano  1  maa. 
Resr^u-late,  v.    E  hooponopOno.    Syn. 

adjust. 
Reg'u-la'tion,  n.     1.    Ka  hooponopo- 

no  ana.    Syn.  adjustment. 

2.    He  rula.    Syn.  rule. 
Regr'u-la'tor,  n.    Mea  hooponopono. 
Bo'ha-bll'l-tate,  v.    E  hoinoi  hou  i  na 

pono  i  lawe  la'ku. 
Re-hers'al,  n.    1.    He  hai  hoomakau- 

kau. 

2.    E  hai.    Syn.  recite. 
Reli^n,  n.    Ka  noho  alii  ank. 
ReMin-burse',  v.    E  hoihoi  i  ka  poho. 

Syn.  repay. 
Re'im-burse'ment,  n.    Ka  hoihoi  ana 

i  ka  poho. 
Rein,  n.    Hekaulawaha.    Togivereirii 

to,  e  hooko  mamuli  o  ke  kuko.    To  take 

the  reins,  e  alakai. 
Re'ln-force',  v.    See  re-enforce. 
Reins,  «.    Ka  puhaka. 
Re'in-s^irt',  v.    E  hookomo  hou. 
Re 'in-state',  E  hoihoi  hou  ma  ka  oiha- 

na. 
Re'in-v«8t',  V.    Hoomoe  hou  I  kawai- 
wai.    Reinvest  money,  e  hoomoe  hou  i 

Re-it'er-ate,  v.    E  hai  plnepine;  e  ku- 

kaiolelo. 
Re-it'er-a'tlon,  n.    He  plnepine  ka  hai 

ana. 
Re-ject',  V.   E  hoole;  e  hoowaha'waha'. 
Re-J6c'ti<»n,  n.    Ka  hoole  ana ;  ka  hoo- 

wahawaha. 


Re-J6ice,  v.    E  hauoli. 
Re-j<Sie'ing,  n.    Ka  hauoli. 
Ke-joiii',  v.    1.    E  hui  hou. 
Re-j6in'der,   n.      Haina;    olelo  pane. 

Syn.  reply. 
Re-Ju've-nate,  v.  E  hoi  hou  i  ka  wavii. 

Re-kln'dle,  v.    1.    E  hoo-a  hou. 

2.    E  hoala  hou. 
Re-lapse',  v.    1.    E  haule  hou  ihope. 

2.    Relapse  into  sickness,  e  hopilo. 
Re-late',  v.    E  hai.    Syn.  tell. 
Re-late'  to      )     E  pill;  e  pili  ana.  Syn. 
Re-lat'ing  to  \         pertaining  to. 
Re-la'tion,  n.    1.    Ka  hai  ana.     Syn. 

narration. 

2.  He  pili.    No  relation  to  the  subject, 
aohe  pili  i  ke  kumu  manao. 

3.  He  pili  koko. 
Re-la'tion-ship,  n.     Ka  pili  koko;  ka 

pili. 

Rel'a-tlve,  w.  He  pili  koko;  makamaka. 

Rel'a-tive,  adj.    E  pili  ana. 

Re-lax',  V.    1.    E  alu;  e  hooalu.     Syn. 
loosen. 

2.    E  hooeml.   Relax  exertion,  e  hooemi 
1  ka  hooikaika. 

8.    E  hookuu;  e  hooluolu.     Relax  the 
mind,  e  hooluolu  i  ka  noonoo. 

Rel'ax-il'tion,  n.  Ka  hoo-alu  ana;  ho- 
oluolu ana,  hoonanea. 

Re-lay',  n.  He  poe  hou  mai.  Relay  of 
horses,  he  mau  lio  hou  mai. 

Re-lease',  v.    E  hookuu;  e  wehe. 

Re-lent',  v.    E  mihi. 

Re-lent'less,  adj.     Mihi  ole;   paakiki. 

Rel'e- vant,  ac^*.  Pili  pono ;ku.  Syn. 
applicablfe. 

Re-Ii'a-ble,  adj.  Pauleleia;  oiaio.  Syn. 
trustworthy. 

Re-li'ance,  n.  Paulele.  Syn.  trust;  con- 
fidence." 

Rel'ie,  n.    1.    Mea  hoomanao.  Syn.  me- 
mento. 
2.    Kino  kupapau. 

Rel'ict,  n.  Wanine  kane  make.  Syn. 
widow. 

Re-lief,  n.  1.  Kokua.  Syn.  assistance. 
2.  Maha.  Relief  from  pain,  xasihB.  mdi 
ka  eh  a. 

Re-lieve',  V.   1.    E  kokua.    Syn.  assist. 

2.  E  hoophkele. 

3.  E  haawi  i  ka  maha. 
Re-llg'ion,  71.  Kahoomana.  Syn.  piety. 
Re-li'grioiis,  adj.     Haipule;  manaoio. 
Re-lln'qulsh,  v.    E  haalele  iho;  e  wai- 

hoae.    Syn.  resign. 
Re-lin'quish-ment,  n.  Kahaaleleana. 
Rol'isb,  V.      E  ono.     Relish  food,  e  on6 

ai. 
KM'ish-a-ble,  adj.    Mikomiko. 
Ke-load'*  v,     1.     E  hoouka  hou  i  ka 

ukana. 

2.    E  hoopiha  hou. 
Re-16c'tance,  n.     Ka  ana  o  ka  manao. 

Re-ltic'tant,  adj.  Ana;  makemake  ole. 
Re-lfle'tant-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  ana. 
Re-iy,  V.    E  paulele;  e  hilinai. 


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Ke-main',  v.    1.    E  koe. 

2.    E  noho. 
Ke-main'der,  n.    Ke  koena, 
Ke-niains',  n.  pi.    1.    Na  huna  i  koe. 

2.    Kiuo  kupapim.    Syn.  corpse. 
Ke-inancV,  v.  E  hoihoi.  Remand  tojail^ 

e  hoihoi  i  ka  hale  paahao. 
Re-mark',  n.    He  M'ahi  olelo, 
Re-miirk'a-ble,  adj.    Kupuianaha. 
Re-mark'a-bly,  adv.  Loa.  Remarkably 

good,  maikai  loa. 
Rem'e-dy,  n.    1,    He  mea  e  pono  ai. 

2.  Mea  e  pakele  ai. 

3.  Lauu  lapaau. 

Rem'e-dy,  v.  E  hooponopono.  Remedy 

a  mistake,  e  hooponopono  i  ke  knhihe- 

wa. 
Re-mem'ber,  v.     E  hoomanao.     Syn. 

recollect. 
Re-mem'brance,  n.      Ka  hoomanao. 

Syn.  recollection. 
Re-mind',  v.    E  paipai :  e  hoala  manao. 
Rem'i-nls'cence,  n.   Mea  hoala  manao. 
Re-mIss',  adj.'  Palaka. 
Re-mis'sion,  n.    1.    Ke  kala  ana. 

2.    Ka  hookuu  ana;  ka  hoihoi  ana. 
Re-init',  v.    1.    E  hooili. 

2.    E  hookuu.    Remit  taxes,   e  hookuu 

auhau. 
Re-mit'tance,  n.    1.    Kahooillana;ka 

hookuu  ana. 

2.    Dala  i  hooiliia. 
Rem'nant,  n.    Koe'na. 
Re-mod'el,  v.     E  kalal  hou;  e  kaha- 

kaha  hou. 
Re-mdn'strance,  n.  Olelo  pa'pa';  olelo 

ao. 
Re-mfin'strate,  v.    E  pa'pa'.    Syn.  ex- 
postulate. 
Re-m6r»e',  n.    Manao  walania. 
Re-morse'ful,  adj.  Walania;  kaumaha. 
Re-morse'less,  adj.     Lokoino;    aloha 

ole.    Syn.  cruel;  pitiless. 
Re-mote',  adj.    Kaawale  loa;  mamao. 
Re-mote'ness,  n.    Ke  kaawale  loa. 
Re-motint',  v.    E  ee  hou;  e  pii  hou  ae. 
Re-mqv'al,  n.    1.    Ka  lawe  ana'ku. 

2.  Iva  haalele  ana  i  kauwahi.     Syn. 
departure. 

3.  Ke  kapal  ana.    Removal  from  office, 
ke  kapai  ana  mai  ka  oihana. 

Re-move',  v.    1.    E  lawe  aku. 

2.  E 'haalele ;  e  hele  aku. 

3.  '^E  hoohemo;  e  kapai. 
Re-mu'ner-ate,  r.    Euku;  e  hoihoi  i 

ka  poho'.    Syn.  recompense. 
Re-mu'ner-a'tion,  n.    He  uku.     Syn. 

pay. 
Re-mu'ner-a'tive,    adj.     Puka;   wai- 

wai. 
Ren-c6M'tre,    )         He   halawai  ku-e'; 
Ren-coun'ter,  i  he  hakaka. 

Rend,  v.    E  haehae;  e  uhae.    Syn.  tear. 
Ren'der,  v.    1.    E  haawi.     Syn.  give. 

2.  E  unuhi.    Syn.  translate. 

3.  E  wehewehe.    Syn.  explain. 

4.  E  hoomaemae;  hooaiai.    Syn.  clar- 
ify. 


Ren'der-ing,  n.     Ke  ano  o  ka  unuhl 

ana. 
Ren'dez-vous    (ren-de-vu)»    n.      He 

wahi  e  akoakoa  ai. 
Ren'e-gade,  n.    1.    He  aea  haukae. 

2.  Mea  haalele  wale  i  kona  munaoio. 

3.  Koamahuka.    Syn.  deserter. 
Re-new',  z/.    1.    E  hana  hou.  Syn.  ren- 
ovate. 

2.  E  hoomaka  hou.  Syn.  begin  again. 

3.  E  haawi  hou  i  bila  aie. 
Re-new'al,  n.  Ka  hana  hou  ana;  haawi 

hou  ana  etc. 
Re-nounce',  v.    E  haalele  loa;  e  hoole 

loa. 
Ren'o-vate,  v.    E  hana   hou;  hoomae- 
mae. 
Ren'o-Ta'tion,  n.  Ka  hoomaemae  ana. 
Re-nown',  n.    Kaulana,    Syn.  fame. 
Re-nowned',    adj.       Kaulana.      Syn. 

celebrated;  famous. 
Rent,  n.    1.    He  nahaehae;  he  mawae. 

2.    Uku  aina;  uku  hale. 
Rent,  V.    E  hoolimalima  aina,  a  hale 

paha. 
Rent'al,  n.    Ka  hoolimalima  ana  i  ka 

aina,  etc. 
Rent'roll,  n.    Papa  inoa  o  na  hoa-aina. 
Re-niin'ci-a'tlon,  n.  Ka  haalele  loana. 
Re-6e'€u-py,  v.    E  komo  hou  aku. 
Re-o'pen,  v,    E  wehe  hou  ae. 
Re-6r'gan-ize,  v.    1.     E   kiikulu  hou. 

Reoraanize  the  company,  e  kukulu  hou 

i  ka  nui. 

2.    E  hooponopono  hou. 
Re-6r'g:an-i-za'tlon,  n.     Ke  kukulu- 

hou  ana;  ka  hooponopono  hou  ana. 
Re-paid»    v.      Feel   repaid   for  trouble, 

hoihoi  ia  mai  ka  poho'o  ka  luhL 
Re-paint',  v.    E  pena  hou. 
Re-pair',  v.    1.    E  hana  hou. 

2.  E  kakia  hou;  kapili  hou. 

3.  E  hele.    Syn.  resort  to;  go. 
Rep'a-ra'tion,  n.  He  pani  no  ka  poho'. 
Rep'ar-tee',  n.    He  pane  akamai. 
Re-pags',  V.    E  naue  hou  ae;  e  maalo 

hou  ae. 
Re-past',  n.    He  pai'na. 
Re-pay',  r.    E  uku  hou;  e  pani  hou. 
Re-pay'ment,  n.    Ka  uku  hou  ana. 
Re-peal',  v.    E  hoopau;  hoonoa.     Syn. 

abrogate. 
Re-peaf,  v.    1.    E  hai  pinepine;  e  hai 

hou. 

2.  E  hana  hou. 

3.  Repeat  over  and  over,  kukai  olelo. 
Re-peat'ed-ly,  adv.     Pinepine.     Syn, 

frequently. 
Re-peat'er,  n.    1.    He  wati  liilii  hoo- 

kani  hora. 

2.    Pupanapana  kani  lehulehu.     Syn, 

revolver. 
Re-pel',  V.    E  pale;  e  hoo-kue. 
Re-pel'lent,  adj.    Ku-e. 
Re-pent',  v.    E  mihi. 
Re-pent'ance,  n.  Ka  mihi  no  ka  hewa. 
Re-pent'ant,  adj.    Mihi;  kaumaha  no 

ka  hewa.    Sy'N.  penitent* 


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RESIGNATION 


Be-peo'ple,  v.    E  hooulu  lahul. 
Bep'e-tl'tion,  n.    1,    Ke  kuawili  o  ka 

olelo. 

2.    Ka  hana  hou  ana. 
Re-pine',  v.    E  ohnmu  hewa. 
Ke-pin'ing-ly,  adv.      Me   ka   ohumu 

ahewa. 
Ke-place',  v.     E  hoihoi  hou;  e   pani 

hou. 
Ke-plant,  v.    E  kanu  hou. 
Be-plen'Ish,    v.     1.     E  hoopiha  hou 

mai.    Syn.  refill. 

2.    E  hoolako  hou.    Syn.  supply  again. 
Re-plete',  adj.    Paapu  loa;  piha  loa. 
Re-ple'tion,  n.  Kapiha  ana  a  piha  loa. 
Ke-ply%  V.     E  pane;  e  kike'.     £eply 

quickly,  apaapani. 
Ke-p6rt',  n.    1.    Olelo  hoike. 

2.  He  lono.    Syn.  common  report. 

3.  He  kani;  hepoha'. 
Re-port'er,  n.     Mea  kakau  hunahuna 

mea  hou  no  ka  nupepa. 
Re-p6se',  n.    Hiamoe;  maha. 
Re-p6s'i-to-ry,  n.    He  waihona. 
Re'pdg-gess',  v.    E  loaa  hou;  e  komo 

hou. 
Rep're-hend',  v.    E  pa'pa';  e  ao. 
Rep're-hen'si-ble,  adj.    Hooahewaia. 
Rep're-sent',  v.    E  hoike;  e  hoailona; 

e  kuhikuhi. 
Rep're-ien-ta'tlon,  n.    1.    Ke  ku  ana 

no  hai. 

2*    He  aka;  he  hoailona. 
Rep're-senf a-tive,  n.    1.     Luna  ma- 

kaainaiia. 

2.    He  hope. 

8.    He  hoailona. 
Re-press',  v.    E  uumi ;  e  kinal. 
Re-press'lve,  adj.    Kaohi.    Repressive 

measures,  na  kanawai  kaohi. 
Re-prieve',  v.  E  hoopanee  i  ka  hoopai. 
Rep'ri-tnand,  v.    E  ao  Ikaika  aku  no 

ka  hewa. 
Re-prInt',  v.    E  pai  hou. 
Re'prlnt,  n.     He  palapala  I  pai  hou  la. 
Re-pris'al,  n.    He  pani  no  ka  poho'. 
Re-proach',  n.    He  kumu  e  noahewa 

ai. 
Re-proach'ful,  adj.    Hoahewa. 
Rep'ro-bslte,  n.  Mealilo  loa  i  ka  hewa. 
Re'pro-duce',  v.     1.     E    hoohua  hou 

mai. 

2.    E  hoike  hou. 
Re'pro-dftc'tion,n.     Ka  hoohua   hou 

mai;  ulu  hou  mai. 
Re-probr,  n.      Olelo  ao;  olelo  pa'pa'. 

Syn.  rebuke. 
Re-prove',  v.    E  pa'pa';  e  ao  no  ka  he- 
wa. 
Rgp'tlle,  n.  He  moo:  nahesa;  mea  kolo. 
Re-ptkb'llc,  n.  He  aupuui  makaainana. 
Re-p6b'Ii-can-lsm,  n.    Ka  loinu  o  ke 

aupuni  makaainana. 
Re-pabli-eu'tion,  n.    Ke  pai  hou  ana. 
Re-pbb'lish,  v.    E  pal  hou;  e  hoolaha 

hou. 
Re-pu'di-ate,  v,     E   hoole  hoowaha'- 

waiitt'. 


Re-ptkg'nance,  n.    Ka  hoopailua  i  ka 

mauao. 
Re-pug'nant,  adj.    Hoopailua  i  ka  na- 

au. 
Re-ptilse',  V.    E  pale  ku-e';  e  kipaku. 

Syn.  repel. 
Re-pftl'sive,  adj.    Inoino;  pupuka. 
Re-pur'chase,  v.    E  kuai  hou  mai. 

Rep'u-ta-ble,  adj.  Inoa  maikai.  A  re- 
putable man,  he  kanaka  inoa  maikai. 
Syn.  respectable. 

2.     Kupono;  kuonoono.     A  reputable 
business,  he  oihana  kuonoono. 

Rep'u-ta'tion,  n.  Inoa  imua  o  ha  lehu 
lehu.     A  bad  reputation,  he  inoa  ino 
imua  o  ka  lehulehu. 

Re-pute'  n.    Inoa  ma  ke  akea. 

Re-put'ed,  adj.  Oleloia.  A  reputed 
thief,  oleloia  he  aihue. 

Re-quest',  n.    He  noi. 

Re'qul-em,  n.    Leo  melekanlkau. 

Re-quire',  V.    E  koi;  e  kaohi;  e  kono. 

Re-quire'ment,   n.     Ke*  koi  ana;  ka 

mea  i  konoia. 
Req'ui-site,  v.    Mea  e  pono  ai.    Syn. 

necessity. 
Req'ui-si'tlon,  n.   He  kaohi;  he  ololo  e 

kono  ana. 
Re-quite',  v.    E  hoopai;  e  uku. 
Re-scind',  v.    E  hoololi;  hoonoa.    Syn. 

revoke. 
Res'cue,  v.    E  hoopakele. 
Re'search,  n.  He  hooikaika  ma  ka  imi. 
Re-sell',  V.    E  kuai  hou  aku. 
Re-sem'blance,  n.    Ka  hoohalikelike ; 

ano  like.    Syn.  likeness. 
Re-sem'ble,  v.    E  hoohalike;  kulike. 
Re-sent',  v.    E  ku-e  me  ka  ukiuki. 
Re-sent'ful,  adj.    Ukiuki. 
Re-sent'ment,  n.    Manao  ukiuki;  hu- 

hu.    Syn.  displeasure. 
Re-serve',  v.    E  hookoe;  hookaawale. 

Re-serve',  n.    L    He  ano  ihiihi;  hoo- 

kiekie. 

2.    Ka  mea  I  koe. 
Re-served',  adj.    Ihiihi;  launaole. 
Res'er-va'tion,  n.   1.    Mea  i  hookoe  ia. 

2."  Indian  reservation,  aina  i  hookoe  ia 

no  na  Inikini. 
Res'er-volr,  n.     Waihona  wai. 
Re- ship',  V.    1.  E  hooili  hou  maka  mo- 

ku. 

2.    E  kepa  hou. 
Re-ilde',  v.    E  noho  paa.    Syn.  dwell; 

live 
Reg'l-dence,  n.    Wahi  noho  paa. 
Res'l-denl,  n.    Kamaaina. 
Re-gld'u-a-ry,  adj.     Pill   1  ke  koena. 

Residuary  legatee,  hoooilina  no  ke  koe- 
na waiwal. 
Res'i-due,  n.    Ke  koena.   Syn.  remain- 
der. 
Re-$igrn',  v.    E  haalele.     Resign  office, 

e  haalele  i  ka  oihana. 
R^s'Jg^-na'tton,  71.    1.    Ka  haalele  ana. 

2.    Ka  waiho  aku  ana. 

8.    Ka  ae  hoomanawanui  o  ka  uaau. 


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Tie-signefV,  adj.  "Naaupepe. 

Me-sist',  V.    E  pale;  e  hou-ku-e'. 

Ke-§i8t'ance,  n.  Ka  hooku-e'  ana;  ka 
pale  ana. 

Be-sist'less,  adj.  Hiki  ole  ke  hooku-e' 
ia.    Syn.  irresistible. 

Res'o-liite,  adj.  Kupaa;  onl-paa;  wiwo 
ole.    Syn.  firm;  determined. 

Res'o-lute-ly,  adv.  Wiwo  ole.  Reso- 
lutely resist  temptation,  e  kue'  wiwo  ole 
i  ka  noowalewale  ia  laai. 

Keg'o-lu'tion,  n.    1.    Olelo  hooholo. 
2.    Onipaa,  wiwo  ole  o  ka  naau. 

Re-solve',  v.  E  hooholo  i  ka  manao;  e 
paa  i  ka  manao. 

Re@'6-nant,  adj.    Kani. 

Re-sort',  n.  Kahi  e  akoakoa  ai;  kabi  e 
hele  pinepine  ai. 

Re-sort',  v.  1.  E  akoakoa;  e  hele  pi- 
nepine. 

2.    E  hana.     Resort  to  stem  measures, 
e  hana  me  ka  lima  oolea. 

Re-sound',  v.    E  kani. 

Re-sound'ing:,  adj.    Kani. 

Re-sowrce',  n.    Kahi  e  loaa  ai, 

Re-spect',  v.    E  haawi  i  ka  mabalo. 

Re-spcet',  n.    1.    Manao  mahaio. 
2.    Pili  ana.    Syn.  reference. 

Re-speet'a-bll'l-ty,  w.  Ke  ano  ku  i  ka 
mahaio. 

Re-spect'a-ble,  adj.  Ku  i  ka  mahaio; 
kuouoouo. 

Re-speet'a-hly,  adv.  Mahaio.  Respect- 
ably connected,  pili  mahaio  aku. 

Re-spect'ed,  adj.  Mahaloia;  manao 
nui  ia. 

Re-speet'ful,  adj.  Ano  mahaio;  ano 
haahaa. 

Re-spect'ful-ly,  adv.    1.    Haahaa.   Re- 
spectfvlly  reqtiest,  e  noi  haahaa. 
2.    Me  ke  mahaio. 

Re-spect'ive,  adj.  Pakahi.  Their  re- 
spective friends^  ko  lakou  mau  hoa  pa- 
kahi. 

Re-spect'ive-ly,  adv.  Pakahi.  Syn. 
individually. 

Res'pi-ra'tlon,  n,    Ka  hanu  ana. 

Re-spire',  v.    E  banu.    Syn.  breathe. 

Res'pite,  n.     Hoohakalia.    Syn.  delay. 

Re-spleii'dent,  adj.    Alobilohi. 

Re-8p6nd',  v.     1.     E  pane  hou.     Syn. 
reply. 
2.    E  kulike.    Syn.  suit. 

Re-sponse',  n.    He  pane  no  ka  olelo. 

Re-spdn'si-bil'l-ty,  n.  Ku  i  ka  hooko- 
lokolo ;  ili  ke  kaumaha  o  kekahi  mea. 
Syn.  accountability. 

Re-spon'si-hle,  adj.  Ku  i  ka  bookolo- 
kolo.  He  is  responsible  for  his  actions, 
ku  oia  i  ka  hookolokolo  no  kaua  mau 
hana. 

Rest,  n.    1.    E  maha;  epalekana. 

2.  He  koo.    Syn.  support. 

3.  Koena.    Syn.  remainder. 

4.  Kaha  hoomaha  ma  ke  mele. 
Rest,  t;.    E  hoomaha. 
Rest'au-rant,  ?j.    Halepaina. 
Rest'ful,  adj.    Oluolu;  maha. 


Res'ti-tu'tion,  n.    Ka  hoihoi  hou  ana. 

Res'tlve,  adj.  Pihoihoi;  puiwa.  A  rest- 
ive horse,  he  lio  pihoihoi. 

Rest'less,  ad;.    Uluku';  haulani>-hiaa. 

Res'to-ra'tion,  n.    Ka  hoihoi  hou  ana. 

Re-8tor'a-tive,7?.  Laau  hooikaikakino. 

Re-store',  v.  1.  E  hoihoi.  Syn.  return. 
2.  Restore  to  health,  e  haawi  hou  i  ka 
ikaika  kino. 

Re-stor'er,  71.    Mea  nana  e  hoihoi. 

Re-straiu',  v.  E  kaohi;  e  hoopaa;  e 
keakea. 

Re-straint',  n,  Ke  kaohi  ana;  ke  hoo- 
paa ana. 

Re-striet,  v.    E  hoohaiki.     Syn.  limit. 

Re-strlc'tion,  n.  Ka  hoohaiki  una. 
Syn.  limitation. 

Re-sftlt',  n.    Hojpena. 

Re-sume',  v.  E  hapai  hou.  Resume 
work,  e  hapai  hou  i  ka  hana. 

Re-s6iup'tion,  n.     Ka  hai»ai  hou  ana. 

Res'ur-ree'tion,  n.    1.    Ke  ala  hou  luia 
mai  ka  make  mai. 
2.    Ka  boala  hou  ana. 

Re-8tks'ci-tate«  v.   Ehoolahou. 

Re-s&sVl-ta'tion,  71.  Ka  hoola  hou 
ana. 

Re-tail',  v.    1.    E  kuai  liilii  aku. 
2.    Retail  gossip,  e  holoholo  olelo. 

Re'tail,  n.    Ke  kuai  liilii. 

Re-tail'er,  n.  1.  Kalepa  kuai  liilii. 
2.  Retailer  of  gossip,  he  holoholo 
olelo. 

Re-tain',  v.    E  hookpe;  e  hoopaa. 

Re-tain'er,  n.     1.     He  ohua;  he  poe 
ukali. 
2.    Uku  hoopaa  loio. 

Re-tfike^,  v.    E  hopu  hou;  e  lawe  hou. 

Re-tal'i-ate,  v.    E  hana  aku  hana  mui. 

Re-t&l'i-a'tion,  n.  Ka  hana  aku  hana 
mai. 

Re-tiird',  v.  E  hoohakalia;  e  hoololohi. 

Re-ten'tion,  n.  Ka  hookoe  ana;  ka 
hoopaa  ana. 

Re-ten'tive,  adj.  Hoopaa;  apo.  A  re- 
tentive mind,  ha  naau  apo;  uaau  hoo- 
paa. 

R6t'i-cence,  n.  Ke  ano  mumule;  ka- 
mailio  ofe. 

Ret'i-cent,  adj.  Koho  njalie;  kamaillo 
ole. 

Ret'1-eule,  n.  Eke  lawe  mea  humu- 
humu. 

Ret'i-na»  n.  He  mea  ano  upena  ma  ka 
maka._ 

Ret'i-uue,  n.  He  poe  ukali  njahope  o 
ke'lii. 

Re- tire',  v.  1.  E  hele  aku,  Syk-  de- 
part. 

2.  Hele  i  ka  hiamoe. 

3.  E  haalele.     Retire  from  business,  e 
baalele  i  ka  oihana. 

Re-tire'ntient,  n.    1.   Kahi  mehameha. 

2.    Ka  haalele  ana 
Re-tir'ing,  adj.    Akahai;  noho  malie; 

mahaoi  ole. 
Re-tort',  n.    1.    Pane  huhu. 

2.    Ipu  hooheehee  metala. 


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Re-trace',  v.    E  hoi  hou  ihope, 
Ke-traet',  v.    E  hoihoi  niai  i  ka  olelo. 
Be-tr&€'tlon,  n.    Ka  lawe  hou  aua  i  ka 

olelo. 
Re-treaf,  v.    E  hee;  e  auhee. 
Be-treat',  n.     Wahi  malu;  wahilulu; 

hepuuhonua.    Syn.  asylum. 
Re-trench',  v.    E  hooemi  i  na  lilo. 
Ke-trendi'ment,  w.     Ka  hooemi  an% 

i  na  lilo^ 
Rfit'ri-bu'tion,  n.    Ka  hoopai ;  ka  uku. 

Ke-trib'u-tive,  adj.    Uku  e  like  me  ka 

hana.    Jtetrihutive  justice,  k©  kaulike  e 

uku  ana  e  like  me  ka  hana. 
Be-trieve',  r.    E  loaa  hou.     Retrieve  a 

reputation,  e  loaa  hou  i  ka  moa  maikai. 
Re-triev'er,  n.    He  illo  i  aoia  e  ki  a 

hoihoi  mai  i  na  manu  i  ki  ia. 
Bet'ro-grade,  v.     E  ku-enxi  ihope;  e 

hoi  ihope. 
Bet'ro-ffres'sion,  n.    Ke  kueml  ana; 

ka  hoi  ana  ihope. 
Bet'ro-spect,  n.    Ka  nanaina  o  ka  wa 

i  hala. 
Bet'ro-specfive,  adj.      No  ka  wa  1 

hala. 
Be- turn',  v,    1.  E  huli;  e  hoi  hou.  Syn. 

come  back. 

2.    E  hoihoi.    Syn.  bring  back;  fetch 

hack. 
Be-tarn§,  n.  pi.  He  papa  hoike.  Election 

returns^  ka  papa  hoxke  np  ke  koho  ba- 

lota, 
Be'u-nite',  v.     E  hui  hou;  e  hoohui 

hou. 
Be- veal',  V.    E  hoike  i  na  meahuna'. 

Syn.  divulge. 
Bev'el,  11.     He  anaina  uhauha.     Syn. 

carouse. 
Rev'e-la'tlon,  n.    He  hoike  ana. 
Rev'el-ry,  71.    Uhauha. 
Re-vene^e',  n.    He  hoopai  ino. 
Be-v<;ns:e'ful,    adj.       Manao  Inaina; 

man ao  hoopai  ino. 
Be  v'e-nue,  n.    Na  loaa  o  ke  aupunl. 

Be-ver'ber-ate,  v.    E  kupinai.     Syn. 

echo. 
Be-verT>er-a'tIoxi,    n.     Ke    kupinai 

ana;  kekani  ana. 
Be-vere',  v.    E  hoomaikai. 
R6v'er-ence,  n.  He  manao  hoomaikai. 

B6v'er-en<l,  adj.    1.    Hoomaikaiia. 
2»    Inoa  oihaua  no  na  kjihunapulo. 

Bev'er-ent,  n,    Manuo  hoomaikai. 

]^ev'er-ent-ly,  adv^  Me  ka  manao  hoO' 
maikai. 

Bev'er-le,  n.    Poonoonoo;  kanalu  iho 
ana. 

Be-ver'sal,  n.    Ka  hoololi  ana.     There- 
"versal  of  the  decision,  iia,  hoololi  ajLu^  o 
ka  olelo  hooholo. 

Be-verse',  v.    1.  E  hoololi  ae.    Reverse 
the  decision,  c  hoololi  ae  1  ka  olelo  hoo- 
holo. 
2.    E  hookahull.  Syn.  overturn;  Invert. 

l^e-verse',  n.    1.    Aoao  kuo.    Syn.  op- 
posite. 


2.    Poino.    Meet  with  reverses,  e  hala- 

wai  me  na  p<yno. 
Re-vers'i-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ke  hoololiia. 
Re-ver'siott,  n.    Ka  hoihoi  hou  ana  o 

na  pono  i  ka  mea  nana  i  hoolilo  aku, 

a  i  kona  mau  hope  pah  a. 
Re-vert',  v.    E  hoi  nou  a  i  ka  mea  ma- 

mua. 
Re-vlew',  v.    1.    E  hoi  ihope.    Review 

a  lesson,  e   hoi  ihope  i  ka  haawina  P 

hala. 

2.  E  makaikai.    Review  troops,  e  ma- 
kaikai  i  na  puali  koa. 

3.  E  huli.    Review  a  book,  e  huli  i  ka 
buke. 

Re-view',  n.    Ka  nanaina  ihope. 
Re-view'er,  n.    Kanaka  huli  buke. 
Re- vile.',  v.     E  olelo  ino;  e  hoohene- 

hene;  kuamuarau. 
Re-vil'er,  «.    Mea  kuamuamu ;  he  wa- 

hapaa. 
Re- vise',  v.    E  hooponopono  hou. 
Be-vis'er,  n.     Mea  hooponopono  hou. 
Re-vis'lon,  n.      1.     Ka  hooponopono 

hou  ana. 

2.    He  palapala  i  hooponopono  hou  ia, 
Re-vig'it,  V.    E  hele  h^ou;  e  makaikai 

hou. 
Re-viv'al,  n.    He  ala  hou  ana, 
Re-vive',  V.    Ehoalahou. 
Re-viy'i-fy,  v.     E  hoo-eueu;  e  hoolale- 

lale. 
Re-voke',   r.    E   kahea  hou  mai.      E 

hoopau.    Syn.  rescind. 
Re-v61t',  V.    1.    E  kipi. 

2,    E  hoopailua  ma  ka  naau. 
Re-vcSlt^ing,  adj.  Hoopailua  i  ka  naan. 
Rev'o-lu'tion,  n.     1.     Ka  hooauhuli 

ana  i  ke  aupuni. 

2.    Ke  kaa  ana. 

8.    He  nome. 
Rev'o-lu'tion-a-ry,  adj.     Auhulihia. 
Re-v6.1ve',  v.    E  kaa;  hookakaa. 
Re-v61v'er,  n.     Pupanapana  kani  le- 

hulehu. 
Re- ward',  n.     He  uku;  uku  makana. 

Syn.  recompense. 
Re-ward'er,  w.    Mea  nana  ©  uku. 
Re-write',  v.    E  kakau  kope  hoUi. 
Rhet'a-rie,  n.    Ke  kakau  ana,  me  ke 

kamailio  ana  ma  na  rula. 
Rhe-tur'ic-al,  adj.    Pili  i  ko  akamai  o 

ka  olelo ;  palolo. 
Rlieu'ina-ttfva,  n.    He  hui  ma  na  ami. 
Rlkdm'bQldji  n.    Huiua-ha-loa  like  ole 

nahuina. 
Rhoin'bus  (rom),  n.     Huina-ha-aoao- 

like;  like  ole  nae  na  huiua. 
Rhyme  (rime),  ?t.     Ke   kani  like  o  na 

leo  o  na  hua  olelo  hope  o  kekahJ  mau 

lalani  mele. 
Rib.  ».    Iwi  aoao.  Ribs  of  a  boat  or  ship, 

wae. 
Rib'bon,  n.    LIpIne. 
Rice,  n.    Hua  laiki. 
Rich,  adj.  Waiwai;  lako,  Syn.  wealthy, 
Rich'es,  n.    Ka  waiwai;  na  lako.   Syn. 

wealth. 


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Kich'ness,  n.  1.  Alio  waiwal;  anonani. 

2.    Moraona.    Eichness  of  soil,  laoraona. 

o  ka  lepo. 
Rick'et-y,  adj.    Paa  ole;   palupalu.    A 

rickety  chair,  noho  palupalu. 
Kid,  v.  E  hookaawale  ae ;  ehoomaemae. 
Kid'dance,  n.  Ka  hookaawale  ana;  hoo- 

maemae  ana.    A  good  riddance,he  hoo- 

maemae  makepono. 
Kid'dle,  n.    He  nane. 
Ride,  r.    Ehooholo. 
Kid'er,  n.    Mea  hooholo. 
Kld^e,  n.    Kualapa. 
Rid'i-cule,  v.  E  noohenehene;  e  loiloi. 
Ri-dlc'u-loiis,  adj.     Xu  i  ka  hoohene- 

hene;  naaupo. 
Ri'fle,  n.    Pu  raifela. 
Ki'fle,  V.    1.    E  powa.    Syn.  rob. 

2.    E  will.    Syn.  bore. 
Rift,  n.    He  owa;  he  mawae. 
Riff,  V.     1.     E  kukulu  i  ka  likini  o  ka 

moku. 

2.    E  kahiko  i  lole  hookahakaha. 
Rig'ging,  n.    He  likini  moku. 
Right,  ad/.    1.    Pono;  pololei;  kupono. 

2.    Akaii.    Bight  side,  aoao  akau. 
Right,  w.    1.    Ka  pono;  ka  pololei. 

2.    He  kuleana.    Syn.  claim. 
Right,  V.     E  hooponopono;  hoopololei. 
llight'-an'gle,  n.    Huina  kupono. 
Right'eoOs  (ri'chus),  adj.    Pono. 
Right'eotis'ness,  n.    K a  pono. 
Right'ful,  adj.  1.    Maoli.  Rightful  heir, 

ka  hooiliua  maoli. 

2.    Pono-i'. 
Right'ful-ly,  adv.     Me  ka  pono  maoli. 
Right'-hand'ed,  adj.     Maa  i  ka  lima 

akau. 
Right'ly,  adv.     Pono.     Rightly  judge, 

koho  pono. 
Rig'id,  adj.    1.    Oolea.    Syn.  severe. 

2.    Lualuaole;  oolea.    Syn.  stiff. 
Rlg'id-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  oolea;  kupaa. 
Kig'ma-role,  n.    Kamailio  lapuwale. 
Rig'or-otks,  adj.    1.    Oolea. 

2.    Anuanu.  A  rigorous  climate,  he  kau 

anuanu. 
Rill,  n.    Kahawai  liilii. 
Rim,  n.    Kae;  lihilihi. 
Rind,  n.    Ka  ili  owaho  o  ka  hua  al. 
Ring,  n.    1.    He  apo;  he  komo. 

2.    He  hui  e  aua  ana  1  kekahi  mau  po- 

maikai  no  lakou  iho. 
Ring,  V.    E  kani;  e  hookani. 
Ring'lead'er,  n.    He  alakai  ma  ke  ko- 

lohe. 
Ring'let,  n.    Owili  lauoho. 
Rlng'worm  (wurm),  n.    He  ane. 
Rinse,  v.    E  ka'ka'  i  ka  wai. 
Ri'ot,  n.    He  haunaele.    Syn.  tumult. 
Ri'ot-otks,  adj.    Hoohaunaele. 
Rip,  V.     E  welie  hou  i  ka  humuhumu; 

e  nahae. 
Rip,  n.    He  nahae  ma  ka  lole. 
Ripe,  adj.   Pala.   Fully  grown,  oo.  Fully 

grown,  but  not  ripe,  oo,  aole  nae  i  pala, 
Rip'ple,  n.    Heonini;kahe  nahe;owe 

uahe. 


Rise,  V.    1.    E  ala;  e  eu;  e  ku. 

2.  E  puka.    The  sun  rises,  ke  puka  nei 
ka  la, 

3.  E  pii.  Prices  rise,  pii  na  kumukuai. 
Rise,  n.    Ka  pii  ana. 
Ris'i-hil'i-ty,  n.    Ake  e  akaaka. 
Ris'ing,  71.    Ke  ala  ana. 

2.    Ke  ala  kue  ana.    Syn.  insurrection. 
Risk,  TO.    He  pilikia.     To  take  a  risk,  e 

haawe  1  ka  pilikia;  e  haawe  i  ka  poino. 
Risk'y,  adj.    Paapu  i  na  pilikia. 
Rite,  TO.    He  hana  hoomana. 
Rit'n-al,  TO.    Buke  o  na  hana  hoomana. 
Riv'al,  TO.    Mea  paio  pu;  hoa  paio. 
Riv'al,  adj.    Paio  pu. 
Ri'val-ry,  to.    Ka  paio  pu  ana.    Syn. 

competition. 
Rive,  V.    E  wawahi;   e  haehae.    Syn. 

cleave;  split. 
Rlv'er,  TO.    Muliwal. 
Riv'et,  TO.    Kui  makia. 
Riv'et,  V.    1.    E  makia  me  ke  kui. 

2.    E  hoopaa;  e  kauo.    Rivet  the  atten- 
tion,   e  kauo  i  ka  noonoo. 
Riv'u-let,  TO.     Kahawai   uuku.     Syn. 

rilL 
Road,  TO.    Alanul:  ala. 
Road'stead,  n.    W'ahi  ku  moku. 
Road'ster,  to.     He  lio  ikaika  ma   ka 

hele. 
Roam,  v.    E  auwana  hele ;  holoholo. 

R5ar,  TO.    1.    Leo  uwo;  leo  haalulu. 

2.    Roar  of  the  surf,  paepii  o  ka  nalu. 
Roast,  V,    1.    E  pulenu.    Syn.  roast  in 

an  oven ;  bake. 

2.    Koala.    Syn.  roast  on  the  coals. 
Roasf  er,  TO.    Puaa  liilii  mea  pulehu. 
Rdb,  V.    E  hao  wale;  e  powa'. 
Rdb'ber,  to.    He  powa;  hao  wale. 

Rdb'ber-y,  to.    Hana  powa;  hao  wale. 

Robe,  TO.    Lole  hooluelue. 

Ro-biksff   adj.    Puipui;   ikaika.    Syn. 
strong. 

Rock,  TO.    Pohaku  nunui. 
2.    Sunken  rocks,  puko'a. 

Rdck,  V.    1.    E  paipai.    Rock  the  cradle^ 
e  paipai  1  ka  moe  keiki. 
2.    Kuoe.    Syn.  rock,  as  a  ship  in  the 
calm. 

Rdek'er,  to.    Noho  paipai.     Syn.  rock- 
ing chair. 

Rdck'et,  TO.    Ahikaolele. 

Rock'lng-horse,  to.     Lio  laau  paipai. 

Rdck'salt,  TO.    Paakai  i  eliia. 

Rfiek'v,  adj.    Pohaku.  Rocky  land,  aina 

pohaku. 
R6d,  TO.    1.    Laau  hahau;  laau  hili. 

2.    He  roda,  16^  kapuai. 

8.    He  laau  loini.    Fishing  rod,  kamo- 

koia. 
Rogue  (rog),  to.    He  mea  apiki. 
Rogu'ish,  adj.    Apiki;  maliaoi. 
Roil,  V.    1.    E  kaawili  a  lepo. 

2.    E  hoonau'kiu'ki.    Syn.  stir  up. 
Roi'ly,  adj.    Syn.  turbid. 
Roll,!'.    1.    E  olokna.    Roll  the  stone^  e 

olokua  i  ka  pol^uka. 


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2.    E  knkaa,  roll  in  the  dirt,  e  kakaA 

iloko  o  ka  lepo. 

8.    E  owili. 
Roll',  n.    He  owili. 
KolPci^lI,  7t.    Papa  kahea  inoa. 
Roll'iug-pin,  n.    Kui  will  palaoa. 
llo'inan,  adj.    No  Roma. 
Ilo'niance,  n.    He  kaao. 
Ko-man'tic,  adj.     1.     Ulu  wale  oka 

noonoo. 

2.    A  romantic  Bcene,  he  nanaina  naul. 
Rdmp,  n.    1.    He  paaui  ikaika. 

2^  He  kaikamahine  mahaoi. 
Roj>d,  n.    Hapa-ha'  o  ka  eka. 
Roof,  n.    Hale  oluna;  kaiipoko. 
Roof,  V.    E  kiakulu  i  ke  kaupoko. 
Rooriess,  adj.    1.    Kaupoko  ole. 

2^  Nele  i  ka  hale  ole. 
Room,  n.    1.    He  keena;  luml. 

2.    Wahiakea;   wahi  kaawale.     Make 

room,  e  hooakea;  e  hookaawale. 
Room'y,  adj.     Akea;  kaawale.      Syn. 

spacious. 
Roost,  V.    E  kau  mehe  moa  la. 
Roost'er,  w.    Moa  kane.    Syn.  cock. 
Root,  n.    He  aa;  he  kumu. 
Root.  V.    1.    E  hookumu.        • 

2.    E  eku. 
Rope,  n.    Kaula. 
Rope'mak'er,  n.    Mea  hana  kaula. 

Rope'walk,  n.    Hale  hana  kaula. 
Rope'yiirn,  n.    Pulupulu  hana  kaula. 
Rose,  n.    He  pua  rose. 
Ro'se-ate,  adj.    1.    Ulaula,  mehe  rose. 

2.    Omeomeo. 
Rose'bush,  n.    Kumu  rose. 
Ros'ter,  n.    Papa  inoa  o  ua  lii  koa. 
Ros'trum,  7U    He  awai  hai-olelo. 
Ros'yt  adj.    Omeomeo.     Syn.  roseate. 
Rot,  n.    Palaho'.    Syn.  putrefaction. 

Ra^falto-'ry,  |  «^/-    ^aa;  kakaa. 
Ro'tate,  V.    E  kaa  ma  ka  iho. 
Ro-ta'tion,  n.    1.    Ke  kaa  ana. 

2.  Head  in  rotation,  e  heluhelu  kaahele. 
Rote,  n.    1.    Ka  hoopaa  naau;  hai  paa- 

naau. 

Head  by  rote,  e  heluhelu  paanaau. 
Rot'ten,  adj.    1.    Palaho;  popopo;  pa- 

lakahuki. 

2.    Rotlcn  egg,  hua  aelo. 
Rut'ten-stone,   v.     Pohaku   palupalu 

mea  anai. 
Bo-tAnd',  adj.    Nemunemu. 
Ro-tund'i-ty,  n.    Ke  auo  poepoe. 

Rou-e',  71.    Kanaka  hoohaumia. 
Roi^grh  (rtif),  adi.     1.     Okalakala.    A 
rough  voice,  leo  okalakala. 

2.  Apuupuu;    malualua.      A   rough 
country,  he  aina  malualua. 

3.  Kupikipiki-o'. 

4.  Keemoa;  niha;  kamaniha.     Syn. 
surly;  crabbed. 

Rotkgh,  n.    Kanaka  hakaka  wale. 

RoAf^h,  V.    To  rough  it  e  noho  e  like  me 

ka  nihi;  e  noho  hemahema. 
Robgh'hew  (r&f;,  v.    E  kalal  mua. 
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Roftg^ily,  adj. 
ala 


1.    Me  kalimaoolea. 

2.     Okalakala.     To  answer  roughly,  e 

pane  okalakala. 
Rotigh'ness,  n.  Ke  ano  okalakala;  ma- 
lualua, etc. 
Roiigh'shod,  adj.    1.    Kamaa  oolea. 

2.    ano  oolea;  paakiki.     To  ride  rough- 

shod,  e  hooko  me  ka  manao  ole  aku  i 

ka  enaehao  hai. 
Round,  adj.    Poepoe. 
Round,  n.    1.    He  puni. 

2'    Laau  poepoe  OKe  alapii. 
Round,  V.    E  noo-popo;  e  hana  a  poe- 
poe.   To  round  off  comers,  e  pohe ;  e  po- 

huku. 
Round'a-bout',  adj.    Pololeiole;  pae- 

waewa. 
Round'ed,  p.  p.    Poheoheo. 
Round'ly,  adv.  Akea;  me  ka  wiwo  ole. 

Syn.  openly;  boldly. 
Rduse',  V.    1.    E  ala'e;  e  lalelale;  e  eu. 

2.    E  hoo-ala;  e  hoo-eueu. 
Rout,  V.  Ehoo-auhee.   Syn.  vanquish. 
Route  (rute),  n.    He  ala  e  hele  ai. 
Rou-tine',  n.    Ke  ano  mau  o  ka  hana. 

Daily  routine,  na  hana  mau  o  ka  la. 

Syn.  round. 
Rove,  V.    E  hele  auwana.     Syn.  roam. 
Rov'er,  n.    Mea  hele  auwana;  he  ku- 

heleloa. 
R6w,  n.  Hehannaele;  uluaoa.  Syn.  riot. 
Row,  n.    Lalani. 
Row,  V.    E  hoe  waapa. 
Rdw'el,  n.    Ke  kui  o  ke  kepa'. 
Rdy'al,  adj.    Alii. 
Rdy'al-ly,  adv.    Me  he  moi  la. 
R6y'al-ty,  n.    1.    Kekulauamoi. 

2.  He  mahele  no  ka  mea  nona  ka  pono. 
Rub,  V.     E    anai;  hookalakala.     Sy*j. 

scour. 
Rftb'bisli,  n.    Opala. 
Ru'bi-cund,  adi.    Ulaula.     A  rubicund 

visage,  he  helehelena  ulaula. 
Ru'by,  n.    Pohaku  momi. 
Riid'der,  w.    Hoeuli. 
Rfid'dy,  adj.    Ehu. 
Rude,  adj.    1,    Mahaoi;  niha. 

2.    Kuaaina.    Syn.  uncultivated. 
Rude'ly,  adv.    1.    Mahaoi;  niha. 

2.    Hemahema.  Mudely  constructed, 'ku- 

kulu  hemahema  ia. 
Rude'ness,   n,      Ano  kamaniha;   ano 

mahaoi. 
Ru'di-ntent,  n.     He  mole;   kumumua. 

Rudiments  of  knowledge,  na  kumumua 

o  ka  ike. 
Rue,  V.     E  mlhi;   e  mamina.     Syn.  re- 
gret. 
Riie'ful,  adj.    Kaumaha;  luuluu. 
RCirfl-an,  n.  Kanaka  lokoiuo;  he  pepe- 

hi  kanaka. 
Rtkrfle,  v.    1.    E  hoouluhua.  Syn.  vex. 

2.  E  pihapiha  lole. 

3.  E  onini  mai  la  i  ke  kai. 
RCkjCi  n.    1.    Moenawawae. 

2     Pelamoe. 
Rdg'ged,  adj.  1.   Apuupuu;  malualua. 
2.    Puipui. 


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Ru'in,  n.    1.    Poino  loa. 
2.     Kahua  hale  i  helelei. 

KiiMn-oAs,  adj.    1.    Poino,  Syn.  disas- 
trous. 

2.    Helelei.  Jn  a  ruinrnw  condtiion,  hele- 
lei wale. 

Bule,  n.    He  loina;  nila.    Syn.  regula- 
tion. 

Kule,  V.    1.    E  noho  aupuni;  noho  alii. 
2.    E  lanakila.    Syn.  triumph, 
8.    E  kaha  lalani. 
4.    E  hoomalu.    Syn.  govern. 

Hul'er,  n.    1.    He  poo  aupuni;  he  luna. 
2.    He  rula  laau. 

Hum,  n.    Rama;  wai  ona. 

Rikm'ble,  v.    E  haalulu;  e  nakuln. 

Rfim'bling,  ad/.    Manunu'nu;  nakulu. 

Bii'mi-nate,  v.     E  hoolualuai.      Syn. 
chew  the  cud. 

Bu'mor,  n.    He  lono  wale. 

Rfiimp,  71.    Ke  kikala. 

lium'ple,  V.    E  hoo-mimind. 

Jli&n,  V.    1.    E  holo ;  e  holo  mama. 
2.    E  kahe.    Syn.  flow. 

Kikn,  n.    He  holo. 

2.  He  wahi  kahawai  uukn. 

3.  He  kikoo  nuii  ke  dala  makabane- 
ko  mamuli  o  ka  maka'u. 

4.  Ke  kau  mau  ana.     A  run  of  good 
luck,  ke  kau  mau  ana  o  ka  pomnikai, 

5.  Ka  hahai  mau  ana.  Bun  of  had  luck, 
ka  hahai  mau  aua  o  ka  poino. 


Rttn'a-way,  n.    Meamahuka. 
Ban'ner,  n.    1.    Kanaka  kukini. 

2.    He  holua. 
Bu-pee',  n.    Dala  o  Inia,  46  keneta. 

Rikpt'ure,  «.    1.    He  mokuahana. 

2.    He  puu-lele.    Syn.  hernia. 
R6pt/ure,  v.    E  mokuahana;  e  moku. 

Ru'ral,  acf/.  Nokuaaina.  Rural  districts, 

na  wahi  o  kuaaina. 
£u8e»  n.  Haua  hoohalua;  hana  maalea. 

Syn.  artifice;  stratagem. 
Rjksh,  n.    1.    Naku;  kaluha;akaakai. 

2.  He  holo  nui. 
Rdsli,  V.  E  nei. 
Riis'sian,  n.    Kamaaina  no  Rusia. 

Riist,  n.     He  popo.     Iron  rust,  kukae- 

hao. 
Rus'tic,  n.    He  kanaka  no  kuaaina. 

RAs'ti-eate,  v.    E  hoonanea  ma  kua- 
aina. 
Ru8-tic'i-ty,  n.    Ke  ano  kuaaina. 

RiisHle,  V.    E  nehe;  nakulukulu. 

Rdst'y,  arfj.    1.    Popo;popopo. 

2.    Poina  wale;  poina  loa. 
RQt,  n.    Hemawaema  ke  alanui.      To 

{allow  in  a  rut,  e  hooko  man  ma  ke  an-i> 
:ahiko  (mehea'la  e  hahai  auai  kama- 
wae  o  ke  alanui.) 
Ruth'less,  ad).     Menemeneole;  loko- 
Ino.    Syn,  pitiless.  • 


S 


Qab'batli,  n.    La  Sabati. 

la^'bre:!"-    Hepahikaua. 
Sii'ble,  adj.    Eleele  rpouli. 
Sac'eba-rlne,  adj.    Ono,  me  he  ko  la. 
Sa'cer-do'tal,  adj.     Pili  i  ka  oihana 

kahuna  pule. 
Sack,  71.    1.    Eke.    Syn.  bag. 

2.    He  ku'ka. 
Sack,  V.  E  luku;  e  powa.  Syn.  plunder; 

ravage. 
Sack'ingr.  w.    Lole  hana  eke. 
Sac'ra-nient,  n.    Ahaaina  a  ka  Haku. 
ga'«red,  adj.      \.      Hoano;    hemolele. 

Stn,  holy. 

2.    Laa;  kapB.     Syn.  dedicated;   eon- 

secrated. 
8a'€red-«es8,  n.  Ke  ano  laa;  ano  kapn. 
Sac'ri-flce,  n.    1.    He  mohai. 

2.    He  poho'.    To  sell  at,  a  sacrifice,  e 

iuai  pono'. 


Si€'rl-nc«, tr.     E  mohai;  e  hoopoino; 

hoo-poho'. 
Sac'rI-legre,   n.     Ka  hoohaumia  ana  i 

na  mea  hoano. 
Sac'ri-le'gious,  acf?*.  "  Manao  hoino  i 

na  mea  hoano.    Syn.  impious. 
Sad,  adj.    Kaumaha;  luufun;  ehaeha. 
>Sad'den,  v.    E  hookaumaha  i  ka  naau. 
Sad'dle,  n.    Noho  tio. 
Sad'dler-y,  n,    Na  lako  no  ka  hoa  ana 

i  ka  lio. 
Sad'dle-tree,  n.    Laau  noho  lio. 
Sadly,  adv.  Me  ke  kaumaha  o  ka  naau. 
Sad'ness*  n.     Kaumaha;  luuluu;  mo- 

kuahua;  mokumokuahiia, 
Safe«  adj.     1.     Malu;   maluhia;    lulu; 

palekana. 

2.    FiUkia  ole. 
Sdfe,  n.    1.    Pahu  waiho  dala. 

2.    He  pa  waiho  ai. 
Sftfe'-edn'dact,  n.      Palapala  hoomalu 

kino  ma  ka  hele  huakai  ana  iloko  o  ka 

aina  o  ka  euem.i. 


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SATIRICAL 


Safe'grtiilrd,  n.    He  pale  no  ka  poino. 
Safe'ly,  adv.    Maluhia;  palekaua. 
Safe'ty,  n.    Maluhia;  malu;  lulu. 
Safe'ty-lamp,  n.    Kukui  hoomalu  ola, 

no  ke  komo  ana  ma  na  lua  ell. 
Safe'ty-Talve',  n.    Paul  hookuu  mahu. 
Sag,  V.    E  alu;  e  alualu. 
6s-ga'cio&8,    adj.       Noeftu;     uaauao. 

Syn.  wise. 
Sa-gftc'I-ty,  n.    Noeau;  naauao.     Syn. 

wisdom. 
8a§^e,  n.    1.    He  kanaka  naauao. 

2.    He  laau  ala,  mea  hoomiko  ai. 
8ai:e,  adj.    Naauao. 
Sail,  n.    1.    He  pea. 

2.    He  hooholo  ma  ke  kal  a  wai  e  ae 

paha. 
Sail,  V.     E  hooholo;  e  holo.     Sail  for 

pleasure,  e  kakele  waa. 
Sail'cloth,  n.    Lole  hana  pea. 
Sall'ldft,  71.    Keen  a  hana  p.ea. 
Sail'mak'ery  n.    Mea  hana  pea. 
Sail'or,  n.    He  hooholo  moku;  Iftina. 
Saint,  n.    He  mea  hemolejle. 
Sainfly,  adv.    Hemolele. 
Sake,  n.  Pono.  For  the  sake  of  the  people^ 

no  ka  pono  o  ka  lahui. 
SaFa-ble,  adj.    Lilo  koke  ke  kuai  la. 
Sal'ad,  n.    He  ai  mikomiko. 
Sal'a-rled,  adj.      Uku  paaia.     Annual 

salary,  uku  paa  o  ka  raakahiki. 
S&l'a-ry,  n.     Uku  paa;  uku  makahikl. 
Sale,  TO.    He  kuai  lilo.    On  sale,  waiho 

ana  no  ke  kuai. 
Sales'man,  n.  Kanakakual;  kupakako. 
Sa'line,  adj.    1.    Paakai.    Saline  parti- 
cles, t\&  hu'napaakai. 

2.    Miko  1  ka  paakai. 
Sa-li'va,  n.    Wale. 

Sal'i-vat'ed,  n.     Hookaheia  ka  wale. 
Sal'low,  adj.    Olenalena. 
Sal'ly,  V.    1.    E  puka  aku  mawaho. 

2.    E  hooukR  kaua. 
Sal'ly-port,  n.     Puka  komo  p  ^a  pa- 

kaua. 
S&l'nioB  (8&in'on)j  n.    Kamano. 
8a-loon'   n.    Keeua  ajjcea.    A  drinking 

saloon,  keena  Inu  wai-ona.    Gambling 

saloon,  keena  pili-waiwal.  Photographic 

saloon;  keena  pai-kii. 
8f(lt,  TO.    Paakai. 
Sj^lt,  V.    E  ko-pi'  1  ka  paakai. 
Salt'cel'lar,  to.    Ipu  paakai. 
Sa-lu'brl-oaH,     adj.       Oluoln.      Syn. 

healthy.    A  salubrtotis  climate,  he  kau 

oluolu. 
Sa-lu'bri-ty,  n.    Anooluolu;  kupono  i 

ke  ola  kino. 
S&l'n-ta-ry,    adj.      Maluhia;   kupoiio. 

Syn.  beneficial;  useful;  wholesome. 
8&l'-«-ta'tlon,    n.      Uwe  aloha;    ole>o 

aloha.    Syn.  gteetiujr. 
Bal-ft'ta-to'ry,  n.     E  haawi  ana  1  ke 

aloha. 
Sa-Iute',  V.    £  haawi  ana  1  ka  mahalo; 

E  aloha  aku;  e  uwe  aloha. 
Sftl'va^e,  n.    Ka  uku  no  ka  hoopakele 

ana  i  ka  moku  a  ukaua  moku  paha. 


Sal-va'tion,  n.    Ola;  Ola  Mau  Loa. 
Salve  (siiv),  n.    Laau  hamo  eha. 
Sal'ver,  n.    Pa  metala. 
Sal'vo,  TO.    Ke  kaui  like  ana  o  kekahi 

mau  pu. 
Same,  adj.     la  mea  hookah!  no;    mea 

like. 
Same'neaus,  n.    Ka  like;  ka  lokahi. 
Sam'ple,  n.    Ana  hoohalike. 
San'a-to-ry,  adj.     Ku  i  ke  ola  kino. 

Syn.  sanitary. 
Sanc'ti-fl-ea'tion,  to.    Ka  hoo-laa  ana. 
Sane'ti-fy, «;.    E  hoo-laa;  e  hoano. 
Sane'ti-mo'ni-oiks,  to.    Hoomana  hoo- 

kamani. 
Sane'tion,  v.    E  apono.    Syn.  approve. 
Sane'ti-ty,  TO.     Ke  ajio  hemolele;    auo 

hoano. 
Sanc'tu-a'ry,  n.    Wahi  hoano;  luaklni. 
Sane'tum,  n.    Keena  malu'. 
Sand,  TO.    O'ne. 
Sand'al,  TO.    Kamaahawele. 
San'dal-wcfbd,  to.     Iliahi. 
Sand' stone,  to.    Pohaku  oneone;  he  pa- 

paakea. 
Sand'wich,  to.    He  mau  apana  berena 

me  ka  i'o  mawaeua. 
Sand'wich,  v.    E  hookomo  mawaena  o 

na  mea  elua. 
San'dv,  adj.    1.    Oneone. 

2.    Ehu.    Sandy  hair,  lauoho  ehu. 
Sane,  adj.    Lalau  ole  ka  manao. 
San'gui-na-ry,  adj.     Puni  koko;  hoo- 

kahe  koko.    Syn.    bloody. 
San-jBTuine,  adj.    Naau  hoihoi. 
San'i-ta-ry,  adj.    No  ke  ola  kino. 
San'i-ty,  TO.    Ka  pololei  o  ka  noouoo. 
Sap,  TO.    Ka  wai  o  nameaulu. 
Sap,  V.    E  kohl  malaloiho;  e  eli  malalo 

iho.    Syn.  undermine. 
Sa'pi-ent,  adj.    Naauao.    Syn.  wise. 
Sap'ling:,  TO.    Kumu  laau  opio. 
Sar'casm,  TO.    Olelo  loiloi.    Syn.  satire. 
Sar-cas'tic,  adj.    Loiloi;  hwhenehene. 

Syn.  satirical;  caustic. 
Sar-cdpli'a-gus,  to.    Pahu-pohaku  ku- 

papau. 
Sar'di-us,  n.    Pohaku  momi;  snredio. 
Sar-don'ie,  adj.      Henehene  hookama- 

ni.  Sardonic  laugh,  akaaka  hookamuui. 
S&sh,  TO.    1.    Kaei  puhaka. 

2.    Laau  aniani  no  ka  pukamakanL 
Sa'tan,  n.    Satana;  Diabolo.    Syn.  the 

DeviL 
Sa-tanMc,  adj.    Ano  Satana;   Ino  loa. 
Satcli'el,  n.    Eke  buke. 
Siit'el-lite,  w.    1.    He  hoku'  liilii  e  poai 

ana  i  ka  hoku'  nui. 

2.    He  hoopilimeaai. 
Sa'tl-ate,  V.    E  hoo-lawa;  e  ke'na;  mao- 

na. 
S«-ti'e-ty,  TO.    Ka  lawa  pono;   kapiha 

pono. 
S&t'ln,  TO.    Kilika  pahoehoe. 
Sat'ire,  to.     Olelo  luiloi  no  na  hana  kti- 

pouo  olo. 
8a-tlr'lc-al,  adj.     Hoehenehene  aaai 

ku  hewa. 


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SCHEME 


Sat'is-fac'tion,  n.    1.    Ka  oluolu  o  ka 
manao. 
2.    Ke  ko  anao  kamakemake. 

Sat'i<}-fac'to-ri-ly,  adv.    Aponoia. 

Sat'is-fac'to-ry,  adj.  1.  Kupono;  pono. 
A  satisfactory  answer,  he  haina  pono. 
2.    Ku  i  ka  makemake. 

Sat'is-fy,  v.    1.    E  hooko  i  ka  makema- 
ke. 

2.  E  hooia.    Syn.  prove. 

3.  E  hoo-kaa.    Satisfy  a  claim,  e  hoo- 
kaa  i  ka  aie,  also  hoo-na'. 

4.  Satisfy  thirst,  e  ken  a  i  ka  makewai. 

5.  Satisfy  hunger,  e  hoopau  1  ka  pololi. 

6.  Satisfy  the  wants  of  a  child,  e  hoo-na 
i  ke  keiki. 

Sat'rap,  n.    He  kiaaina  ma  Peresia. 
Sat'u-rate,  v.    E  hoo-ma-u'. 
Sat'u-rat'ed,  adj.    H«o-u'ia. 
Sat'ur-day,  n.    La  hoomalolo;  Poaono. 
Sat'ur-na'li-a,  n.  pi.  Ahaaina  uhauha. 
Sat'ur-nine,  adj.    Nanau. 
Sauce,  n.    Kai  ono  no  ka  mea  ono. 
Sauce,  V.    E  pakike';  e  honekca. 
Siiuce'box,   n.     Keiki    puoke' ;    keiki 

maliaoi. 
Sau'cer,  n.    Pa  kiaha. 
Siiu'cy,  ady.  Pakike',  honekoa;  mahaoi. 
Siiun'ter,  v.    E  holobolo  hoonauea. 
Sau'sage,  n.    I'o  kaki. 
Sav'age,  n.    He  kanaka  hihiu;  kanaka 

hupo.    SvN.  barbarian. 
Sav'age,  adj.     Hihiu;  lokoino.     Syn. 

barbarous ;  cruel. 
S^v'age-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  lokoino  loa. 
Sa-T&n'na,  n.     Aina  papu;  aina  malai- 

lai.    SVN.  prairie;  pampas. 
Sa-vant'  (sa-vong),  n.    Kanaka  naau- 

ao. 
Save,  V.    1.    E  malama.    Syn.  take  care 

of. 

2.  E  hoopakele.    Syn.  rescue. 

3.  E  hooIa.    Syn.  redeem. 
Siiv'ingr,  adj.    2.    Hoomakaulii. 

2.  A  saving  clause,  he  olelo  e  pakele  ai. 
Silv'ing,  prep.    Koe.    Syn.  except. 
Sfiv'ings,  n.    Na  loaa  i  hoiliili  ia. 
Siv'lor    ^  „    1.    Ka  Hoola;Iesu  Kristo. 
Siiv'iouri       2.    Mea  e  hoopakele  ana. 
Sav'or,  n.     1.    Liu.    The  savor  of  salt, 

ka  liu  o  ka  pnakai. 

2.    He  mea  &i&. 
SiVvo-ry,  adj.    Ono;  mikomiko. 
Saw,  n.    1.    He  pahiolo. 

2.    Olelo  naauao.    Syn.  proverb. 
Saw'dugt,  okaoka  papa. 
Sjiw'pit.  n.    He  lua  olo  papa. 
Saw'yer,  n.    Kanaka  olo  papa, 
Siiy,  V.    E  olelo;  e  i ;  e  hai. 
Say'ing,  n.    He  olelo. 
Scab,  n.    He  papaa  ma  ka  Hi. 
Seab'bard,  n.    Wahi' pahikaua.     Syn. 

sheath. 
Scaffold,  n.    He  amana.  Syn.  gallows; 

gibbet. 
Scaf'fold-ing,  n.  Wahi  e  ku  ai  o  ka  poe 

kukulu. 
Sc^ld,  V.  E  wela  i  ka  wai,  a  mahu  paha. 


Scald,  n.     1.     He  wela  ma  ka  ili  no  ka 

wai  wela,  a  mahu  paha. 

2.    He  mai  ma  ka  iwi  poo. 
Scale,  n.    1.    He  ana.    Sy'n.  measure. 

2.  Na  leo  pa-ko-li. 

3.  Unahi.    Syn.  fish-scale. 

4.  He  papa  ana  kumukuai;  ana  uku. 
5^    He  anuu. 

Scale,  V.  1.  E  pii  iluna.  Syn.  mount; 
ascend. 

2.  E  wehe  i  na  unahi. 

3.  £  ana. 

Sca-len<-',  adj.    Like  ole  o  na  aoao  me 

na  huina. 
Scales,  n.    Ana  kaupaona. 
Scalp,  n.    Iwi  poo. 
Scalp'el,  n.    Pahi  oki  a  ke  kauka. 
Scai'y,  adj.    Paa  i  na  unahi. 
Scamp,     n.     Mea  hana    apiki.      Syn. 

knave. 
Scam'per,  v.    E  holo  ki'ki'. 
Scamp'ish,  adj.    Apiki. 
Scan,  V.    E  hakilo;  e  kiai  pono. 
Scan'dal,  n.    He  olelo,  a  he  hana,  hoo- 

haumia. 
Scan'dal-ofts,  adj.    Haumia;hoohihia. 
Scaii'dal-mong'er,  n.    He  wahaohi. 

SclSt%,!«^i-  Lawaole. 
Scant'ling:,  n.  Lnau  kua. 
Scape'goat,  n.    Mea  i  hoopaiia  no  na 

hewa  o  hai. 
Scfipe'grace,  n.    Mea  apiki  maoli. 
Scap'u-la,'n.    Ke  kipoohiwi. 
Scar,  n.     Linalina;  moali.     Scar  from 

burning,  kalakala  wela. 
Scarce,  adj.    Kakaikahi;   ike   pinepine 

oleia. 
Scarce'ly,  adv.    Aneane  hiki  ole. 
Scar'ci-ty,  n.    Ka  lawa  ole;  ka  nele. 
Scare,  v.    E  hoopuiAva.    To  scare    away 

animals,  e  hoohemu. 
Scare'crow,    «.      He     mea    hoohema 

manu. 
Scarf,  n.    Lole  hawele  a-i'. 
Scar'let,  adj.    Ulaula. 
Scar 'let  fe'ver,  n.    He  fiva;  fivaula. 

Scatheless,  adj.  Poino  ole.  Syn.  with- 
out harm. 

Scat'ter,  v.  1.  E  hoohelelei.  Syn.  strew. 
2.    Hoopuehu.    Syn.  disperse. 

Sc^t'ter-ing,  adj.    Helelei  liilii. 

S€av'en-g:er,  n.  Mea  hoomaemae  ala- 
nui  kulanakauhale. 

Scene,  n.    He  nanaina. 

Scen'er-y,  n.    He  nanaina  ma  ka  aina. 

Scent,  n.    1.    He  ala;  ka  honi  o  ka  ihu. 

2.    He  meheu.    A  foul  scent,  he  pilo. 
Scent,  V.    1.    E  moauL     Syn.  perfume. 

2.    E  honi. 
Scent'less,  adj.    Ala  ole. 

Scep'ter,  n.    Kookoo  alii. 

Sched'ule,  n.     Papa  hoike;  papa  kuhi- 

kuhi.     A  schedule  of  prices,  papa  kuhi- 

kuhi  kumukuai. 
Scheme  (skeme),  n.      He  kumu  hana; 

hana  i  noonooia. 


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Scheme,  V.    E  poonoo;  e  noonoo  hana. 

Syn.  plan. 
Schism  (slzm),  n.    Hemokuahana. 
Schis-inat'ic,  adj.    Mokuahana. 
SchoFar,  n.    1.    Hauinaua  kula.    Syn. 

pupil. 

2.    Kanaka  makaukau  ma  ka  ike. 
Sch61'ar-ly,  adj.  Makaukau  ma  ka  ike. 

Syn.  learned. 
SchdI'ar-ship,  n.    1.    Ka  makaukau  o 

ka  ike. 

2.    He  kulana  kokua  ma  ke  kula. 
Scho'li-um,  n.    Manao  pili  o  ka  manao 

hai^  _ 

School  (skool),  n.    Hekulaao. 
School,  V.    E  ao. 
School'fellov*-,  n.    He  hoa  kula.   Syn. 

Bchool-mate. 
Sehool'house,  n.    Hale  kula. 
School-ing,  n.    Ke  ao  ana  ma  ke  kula. 
School'-ma'am,  n.     Kumu  kula  wa- 
ll in^. 
School'-mas'ter,  n.  Kumu  kula.  Syn. 

school  teacher, 
SchcTbl'teach'in^,  n.     Oihana  ao  kula. 
SchcTbn'er,  1.    Kialua. 

2.    Kiaha  nui,  mea  inu  bia. 
Sci'ence,  ».   L,   Ike;  ike  i  hoonohonoho 

ponola. 

2.    Akeakamai. 
Sci'en-tirie,  adj.    Akeakamai. 
Sci'en-tiric-al-ly,  adv.    Mamuli  o  na 

^oina  o  ke  akamail 
Sci'ent-lst,  n.    Kanaka  akeakamai. 
Scin-til'la,  n.    He  huna;  lihi  iki. 
Scln'til-late,  v.    E  imoimo  mehe  hoku 

la;  e  anapanapa.    Syn.  twinkle. 
Sci'on,  w.    Mamo;la'la'. 
Scis'sors,  n.  pi.    Upa'  oki. 
Se6ff,  v.   E  oleic  haakei:  e  kuamuamu. 
Scdrfer,  n.    Kanaka  haakei. 
Scold,  a.  Enuku;  hookikina;  wahapaa. 
Scolcl'ing,  n.    Heolelohuhu;  olelo  nu- 

ku. 
Sconce,  n.    He  poo. 
Scoop,  n.    He  kioe. 
Scoop,  V.    E  kioe ;  e  poo. 
Scoop'net,  n.    He  upena  liilii  paa  lima. 
Scope,  n.    1.    Ke  kumu.    Syn.  design. 

2.  The  scope  of  the  eye,  ka  nanaina  o  ka 
maka. 

3.  He  palena  o  ke  kumumanao. 
Scorch,  V.    E  papua  i  ka  wela;  e  hoo- 

wela;  paawela. 
Score,  n.      1.     Iwakalua.      Three-score 
and  ten,  ekolu  iwakalua  me  ka  umi. 

2.  He  papa  kakau  kaha. 

3.  To  pay  up  old  scores,  e  hookaa  i  na 
aie  kaliiko;  e  hopu  no  na  hala  kahi- 
ko. 

Score,  V.    1.    E  kakau  kaha.    To  score  a 

game,  e  eo  ma  na  kaha. 

2.    To  score  up  against  one,  e  hoomau- 

hala. 
Sc6'rl-a,  n    A'a'  pele. 
Scorn,  V.    £  hoohenehene;  e  hoowaha'- 

waha'.  * 

Scorn'er,  n.    He  kanaka  haakei. 


Scorn'ful,  adj.    Haakei. 
Sc6r'pi-on,  n.    Moo  niho-awa. 
Scotch,  V.    E  paipai  ka  huilai  kaaole. 
Scotch'man,  n.   Kaniaaina  no  Sekotia. 
Scot'free,  adj,  Hookuia  me  ka  ukuole. 
Seoun'drel,  n.    He  mea  i  lilo  loa  i  ka 

hewa. 
Scour,  V.    1.    E  anai;  e  hoohinuhinu. 

2.    E  holo  a  puni  me  ka  imi  ana.  Scour 

the  country  for  food,  e  holo  a  puni  ka 

aina  e  imi  ana  i  ai. 
Scourge  (skurge),  «.  1.  He  kaula  hili. 

2.  He  mai  ahulau,  \ 

3.  He  hoopai. 

Scout,  n.    He  kiu  no  ka  puali  koa. 

Scout,  V.   E  loiloi;  e  hoohenehene.  Syn. 
ridicule. 

Sc6tf,  n.    He  kao;  waapa  nui  halihali 
ukana. 

Scowl,  n.    Hookuekue  maka. 

Scram'ble,  v.    E  kokolo  ma  na  kuli. 
2.    E  hopuhopu  aku. 

Scrap,  n.    Apana  liilii;  hakina;  huna, 
A  scrap  of  news,  hunahuna  nuhou. 

Scrap'b«>ok,  n.     Buke  hooiliili  huna- 
huna olelo. 

Scrape,  v.    1.    E  koli;  e  kolikoli. 

2.  E  wao;  wauwau.    Syn.  scratch. 

3.  E  koekoe. 
Scrape,  n.    Hihia, 

Scrap'er,  n.  Mea  koekoe;  mea  kolikoli. 
Scratch,  v.    1.    E  wao;  e  wauwau. 

2,    E  helu.    Syn.  scratch  as  a  hen. 
Scr&tch,  n.    He  kaha  wale. 
Scrawl,  V.    E  kakau  me  ka  pupuahulu. 
Scraw'ny ,  adj.    lika ;  iii. 
Scream,  v.    E  uwa';  e  uwe  nui. 
Screech,  n.    He  kani  okalakala. 
Screen,  v.    1.    E  pale;  e  huna'.     Syn. 

shelter;  hide. 

2.    E  kanana.    Syn.  sift 
Screw  (skru),  n.  1.   Kui  nao;  wili  nao. 

2.    Screio  of  a  steam  ship,  wili  kakaa  o 

o  ka  mokuahi. 
Screw,  V.    E  uma;  e  wili. 
Screw'driv'er,  n.    Wili-kui-nao. 
Screw'pine,  n.  Puhala.  Syn.  pandanus. 
Scrlb'ble,  v.    E  kakau  wale  aku. 
Scrib'bler,  n.    Mea  kakau  wale. 
Scribe,  n.    Kakauolelo. 
Scrimp,  V.    E  hoohaiki  ma  ka  hoolako 

ana 
Scrip,  n.  Palapala  hoike  no  na  mahele 

walwal. 
Script,  n.    Hua  kepau  ano  kakau  lima. 
Script' ur-al,  adj.    Ku  like  me  ka  olclo 

o  ka  Baibala. 
Scrlpt'ure,  n.    Baibala, 
ScrcSf'u-li,  n     Kaalaala. 
Scrdfu-louH,  adj.    Alaala. 
Scroll,  71.    He  owill  pcpa. 
Scroll'saw,  n.    Pahiolo  oki  kuawili. 
Scrub,  v.    E  holoi  ikaika. 
Scrfib'by,  adj.    Kupu  ole;  ii. 
Scru'ple,  n.    L    Haohao  o  ka  manao; 

kanalua, 

2.    He  ana  no  ka  laau  lapaau. 
Scru'pu-lotks,  adj.    Akahele  loa. 


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Scru'ti-nize,  v.    E  kiai  pono;  e  hakilo; 

e  kiei. 
S«ru'ti-ny,  n.    Ke  kiai  pono  ana;    ka 

hakilo  ana. 
Seud,i>.    1.    E  holo  imua  o  ka  makani; 

e  kalewa. 

2.    E  holo  hee  aku. 
Seikf  fie,  n.    He  aumeume. 
Sctill,  n.    He  hoe  pokole. 
Scull'er,   n.     Kanaka  hoe  pa-lua  itia 

hoe. 
Seul'ler-y,  n.    Wahi  e  waiho  ai  na  mea 

o  ka  hale  kuke. 
Setilpt'or,  n.    Mea  kalai  kii. 
Seulpt'ure.n.    Kalai  kii. 
Sciim,  n.    Hu'a;  huwa'. 
Scup'per,  n.    He  puka  hookahe  wai  no 

kaoneki  raoku. 
Scur'ril-otis,  adj.     Amuamu;   haillili. 
Sciir-rllM-ty,  n.    Olelo  kuamuamu. 
Scut'tle,  V.    1.    E  hoo-piho' i  ka  moku. 

2.    E  holo  kiki. 
Scyttie  (sithe),  n.    Pahi  oki  mauu. 
Sea,  n.    Kai. 

Sea'board,  n.  Kahakai.  Syn.   seacoast. 
Sea'breeze,  n.    Makani  ahe.    Seabreeze 

at  Lahaina,  maaa.     Seabreeze  at  Ecma, 

eka.    Seabreeze  at  Hilo,  malua. 
Sea'eoast,  j  Kahakai.      Syn.    sea- 

Sea'side,    )  shore. 

Sea'far-ing,  adj.    Holo  moana. 
Seal,  n.    1.    Ilio  o  ke  kai. 

2.    He  sila ;  hoailona  pal. 
Seal,  V.    E  sila. 

Seal'ing-wax,  n.    Kepau  sila  palapala. 
Seam,  n.    Kuina. 
Sea'man,  n.    Kanaka  holo  moana.    He 

luina.    Syn.  sailor. 
Sea'man-shlp,  n.     Ke  akamai  maka 

hooholo  moku. 
Seam'stress,  n.     Wahine  humnhumu. 
Sea'port,  7J.    Awa  ku  moku. 
Sear,  v.    E  kuni  i  ke  ahi. 
Search,  v.     E  imi;ehull.     Syn.  seek; 

look  for. 
Search'er,  n.     He  mea  imi;  mea  hull; 

haumana.    Syn.  inquirer. 
Search'war'rant,  n.    Palapala  imI. 
Sja'rdoniVn.    Ke  akea  o  ka  moana. 
S«a'sliell,  n.    He  p\ipu  o  kai. 
Sea'sliore,  n.  Kahakai;  kaha  one.  Syn. 

seaside. 
Sea'sick,  adj.    Poluea;luai-tnoku. 
Sea'son,  n.    1,    Kau.     Growing  season, 

laaulu,    Out  of  season,  laawela. 

2.    Wa  kupono. 
Seas'on,  v.    1.    E  hoomiko  ai. 

2.  ~E  hoomaloo.    Season  lumber,  e  hoo- 

maloo  papa. 
S  ja'8on-a-l>le,  adi*.    Kupono  i  ka  wa. 
Soa'son-ing,  n.    He   inai.     Syn.  con- 
diment. 
Seat,  71.    1.    He  noho.    Syn.  chair. 

2.    Ke  kikala. 

8.    Kahua.    A  seal  of  learning,  kahua 

hoonaauao. 
S^r/Avard,  adv.    I  kai;  makai. 
Sea'weed,  7i.    Limu. 


Sea'w6rtii-y,  adj.     Kupono   ke   holo 

moana. 
Se'eant,  ti.    Kaha  oki. 
Se-cede',  V.    L     E  hoo-kaaokoa  aku ;  e 

olti. 

2.    E  haalele. 
Se-ces'sion,  n.     Ka  hookaawale  ana; 

ke'kaaokoa  ana. 
Se-clude',  v.     E  hookaawale  makahi 

malu'. 
Se-clu'sion,  n.    1.    Kahi  mehameha. 

2.    Ka  hoo-Dfcehameha  ana. 
S^e'ond,  71.     He  sekona. 
See'ond,  adj.    Lua.    The  second  day,  ka 

lua  o  na  la. 
See'ond,  v.  E  kokua.  Second  the  motion, 

e  kokua  i  ka  manao. 
See'ond -a'ry,  adj.    Emi  mai.      0/  seor 

ondary  importance,  emi  ka  walwai. 
See'ond -hand',  adj.    Aole  hou  loa. 
Sec'ond-rate',  adj.     Aole  maikai  loa; 

emi  ka  maikai. 
Se'ere-cy,   n.     Ano  malu';  hai  ole  ia. 

Sworn'to  secrecy,  hoohikiia  no  ka  hai 

ole. 
Se'cret,  n.    Olelo  huna';  iliea  huna'. 
Se'cret,  adj.    Malu'. 
Sec're-ta'ry,  n.    1.    Kakau-olelo. 

2.  Pahu  kakau  palapala. 

3.  Kuhina  aupuni. 

Se-erete',  r.    I.    E  huna'.     Syn.  hide; 

conceal. 

2.    Secrete  one's  self,  e  pee.    Syn.  hide. 
Se'eret-ly,  adv.    Malu'. 
Sect,  r».    Aoao  hoomana. 
Sec-ta'ri-an,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  aoao  hoo^ 

mana. 
Sec'tion,  n.    1.    He  mahele.    Syn.  di- 
vision. 

2.    He  hakina;  apana  i  okiia. 
Sect'or,  71.    Haklua  poai  e  moe  ana  ma- 

waena  o  na  hanai  elua  me  ko  laua  pio, 
S^c'u-lar,  adj.     No  ke  kino.     Secular 

affairs,  na  liana  e  pili  i  ke  kino. 
Se-cure',  adj.    1.    Paa. 

2.    Malu;  lulu. 
Se-cure'ly,  adv.    Paa. 
Se-cur'1-ty,  n.     1.     Maluhia;  ka  hoo- 

paa  ana. 

2.    Wai  wai  hoopaa;  palapala  hoopaa. 
Se-date',  adj.     Jsoho  malie;   pihoihoi 

ole. 
Se-dately,  adv.    Malie. 
Scd'a-tive,  n.    Laau  hooluolu  eha;  mea 

hoomalielie. 
Sed'en-ta'ry,  adj.    Noho  malie;  noho 

i  ka  hale.     Sedentary    occupation,   na 

haua  c  hoopaa  ana  i  ka  hale. 
Sed'i-ment,  n.  Oka;  maku.  SyN.  dregs. 
Se-di'tion,  n.    Kipi.  Syn.  insurrection. 
Se-di'tiotks,  adj.    Kipi;  hoala  kipi. 
Se-duce',  v.  1.  E  hoowalewale;  e  alakai 

hewaT 

2.    E  onou;  luahele.    Syn.  entice. 
Se-duc'er,  n.    Mea  hoowalewale;  mea 

onouT 
Se-due'tlon,  n.     Hoowalewale;   onou; 

ka  hoohaumia  ana. 


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Se-dGc'tU-e.ad'f.    Onou. 
Si"<l'u-lou8,  adj,    Uooikaika,     Syj?.  as- 
siduous. 
Seo,  V.    E  ike;  ike  maka;  nana. 
Seed,  n.    He  anoano;  hua. 
Scod'lingr,  n.  Mea  kupu  mat  ke  anoano. 
SeedK'man,  n.    Kanaka  kuai  anoano. 
Seed'time,  n.    Wa  kanu. 
Seed'y,  adj.    I.    Paapu  i  na  anoana 

2.    Apulu.    Syn.  shabby. 
Seek,  V.    E  inu;  e  hull.    Syn.  search. 
Seek'er,  71.    Meaimi.    Syn.  searcher. 
Seem,  r.    Mehemea'la;  i  ka  naua'ku. 
SeeniMng-ly,  adw.    Ikanana'ku. 
Seem'ly,  aff/-  Kupono.    Syn.  decorous. 
Seer,  n.    He  kaula.    Syn.  prophet. 
See'8j|'"''»  **•    Ho  mahlkl;  makoiele. 
Seetlie,  r.    E  baila;  e  kupa;  e  lapalapa. 

A  seething  caldron  of  tova,  he  lua  o  ke 

ahi  lapalapa  o  Pole. 
Sofc'ment,  n.    Ka  hapa  o  ka  poai  i  okiia 

i  ke  kaula. 
Seg're-giite,  v.     E  hookaawale.     Syn. 
S)eine  (seen),  n.    Upenanui. 
Seis'mlc,  ddj.    Pill  i  ka  olai. 
Fcis'mo-graph  |         Mikini  ana  i  ka 
Sei8-in<Jni'e-ter|         naueue  ana  o  na 

olai. 
Seize,  v.    E  apo;  e  hopu. 
Seiz'fire,  n.    Ka  apo  ana;  ka  hopu  ana. 
Sel'dom,  adj.  Kakaikahi;  pinepineole. 
Se-lect%  V.  K  wac;  e  koho.  Svx.  choose. 
Se-lcc^tion,  n.    1.    Ka  wae  ana.    Syn. 

choice. 

2.    He  olelo  i  waeia;  mea  1  waeia. 
Self,  adj.    Iho.    For  himself,  nona  iho. 
•  For  myself,  no'u  iho. 
Self'-aet'ing,  adj,  E  hooko  ana  mamu- 

li  o  ka  mana  iloko  iho. 
Sclf'-as-sert'ing,  adj.    Mahaol. 
Self-ag-sMr'ance,  n.    Hoaano. 
Self'-con-eeif,  n.    Manao  akena, 
Soir-c6n-deinned',  adj.  Hoahewa  iaia 

iho. 
8eir-c6n'fl-dence,  n.    Ka  paulele  iaia 

iho. 
Self'-c6ii'«ciotiB,  adj.     Manao  nui  iaia 

iho. 
Seir-eon-trol'y  n.    Ka  uumi  ana  1  na 

kuko. 
86If'-e61t'ure,  n.    Ka  ao  ana  iaia  Iho. 
8«'*lf'-de-cel  ved',  adj.     Puui  iaia  iho. 
Sclf'-de-ni'al,  a<//.   Syn.  «olf-<'ontrol. 
Seir-de-vo'tioM,  n.    Ka  hoolilo  ana  o 

kehahi  iaia  iho  no  ka  pono  o  hai. 
Sfir-<li«-tr&»t',  n.    Kanalua  Iaia  iho. 
Self'-ed'u-cttt'ed,  adj.    Aoiaoiaiho. 
SC'ir-eH-teem',  n.    Mahalo  iaia  iho. 
Self'-ev'i-dent,  adj.    Miiopopo  me  ka 

wehcwehe  ole. 
S«lf'-ey-i«t'ent,  adj.  E  ola  ana  mamull 

o  kona  mana  iho;  nona  iho  kona  ola. 
S^lf-Im-pdrt'ant,     adj.      Hookiekie; 

haano. 
Srlf'-im-posed',  ruf/.  Hapai  iamamuli 

o  ka  makcinake  iho. 
Self'-lnMer-est,  n.  Pomaikal  pi li  kino. 
Self'isli,  adj.    Pi;  alunu;  uua. 


Seiri«h-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  aua. 
Scirish-ness,  n.    Alunji. 
Self-love,  w,    Syn.  selfishness. 
Self-made,  acfj.    Kuonoono  mamuli  o 

kona  hooikaika  iho. 
Self-pds-sessed',  adj,    Makaukau;  pi- 

hoihoi  ole. 
Self-pos-ses'sion,  «.    Ka   makaukau 

o   ka  naau;    ano  pihoihoi  ole.     Syn. 

presence  of  mind. 
Self-pres-er-va'tion,  n.    Ka  malama 

ana  o  kekahi  iaia  iho. 
Self -re-li'an^e,  n.  Ka  hilinai  ana  ma- 

luna  onaiho. 
Self -re-proach',  n.  Hoahewa  iaia  iho. 

Self-re-speot',  n.  Makee  Inoa  maikai, 
Self-re-straint',  n.    Syn.  self-control. 

Self -right'eofis,  adj.  Pono  1  kona  ma- 
nao iho. 

Self -same,  adj.  la  hookahi  no.  In  the 
self-snme  hour,  ia  hora  hookahi  no. 

Self-sut'is-fied,  adj.    Hanawalea. 

Self-seek'er,  n.  Mea  imi  nona  iho 
wale  no. 

Self-suf-fi'cien-ey,  n.  Syn.  self  a»- 
surance;  anohaanou;  hooio. 

Self-willed',  adj.  Koe-a'.  Syn.  stub- 
bom;  obstinate. 

Sell,  V.    1.    E  kuai  aku. 
2.    E  hoopuni  wale. 

Sel'ler,  n.    Mea  nana  e  kuai. 

Sem'blan«5e,  n.    Ka  like. 

Scm'i-an'im-al,  adj.    Hapa  makahlki. 

Sem'i-an'nu-al-ly,  adv.  I  kelu  me 
keia  hapa  makahlki. 

Sem'i-breve,  n.    Poo;  hua  mele. 

Sem'i-cir'cle,  n.    He  hapa  poepoe. 

Sem'i-cir'eu-lar,  adj.     Hapa  poepoe. 

Sem'i-co'lon,  n.    Kiko-koma. 

Sem'i-di-am'e-ter,  n.  Hapa  ana  wa- 
ena. 

Sem'i-na-ry,  n.  Kula  kiekie;  kula  nui. 

Sen'ate,  n.    Ahaolelo  kiekie. 

Sen'a-tor,  n.  Lala  o  ka  ahaolelo  kie- 
kie. 

Sen'a-to'ri-al,  adj.  Pili  i  ka  ahaolelo 
kiekie. 

Send,  V.  1.  E  hoouna.  Send  a  mes- 
senger, e  hoouna  i  elele. 

2.  E  hooili.     Send  freight,  e  hooill  i 
ukana. 

3.  Send  for,  e  \icxiA, 
Sen'ile,  adj.    Palalauhala. 
Sen'ior,  n.    1.    Ka  mua.  Senior  in  office, 

ka  mua  ma  ka  oihana. 

2.    He  haumana  o  ka  papa  mua  ma  ke 

kula  nui. 
Sen-idr'i-ty,  n.  Ka  mua  ma  ke  kulana; 

ma  ka  oihana,  etc.    Syn.  priority. 
Sen-sa'tion,  n.  1.  Ka  hoomaopopo  ana. 

Sensation  of  pain,  ka  hoomaopopo  ana  i 

ka  eha. 

2.    He  hana  hoopihoihoi.    To  create  a 

sensation,  e  hana  i  mea  e  pihoihoi  ai. 
Sen-sa'tion-al,  adj.    Hoopihoihoi.    A 

sensational   report,    he  lono  hoopihoi- 
hoi. 


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8€nse,  n.    1.    He  ike.    Sense  of  sight, 'k.a,  I 
ike  o  ka  maka. 
2.    Ke  ano.    Syn.  meaning. 
8.    Noonoo.    Syn.  understanding. 

4.  Manao.    Syn.  opinion. 

5.  Common  sense,  noonoo  maoli. 
Sense'less,  adj.    Noonoo  o)e;  ike  ole. 
8en'si-bil'i-ty,  n.    Ka  hikiwawe  ana  o 

ka  ike. 
Scn'si-ble,  adj.    1.    Ike.    Still  sensible, 

ke  koe  nei  ka  ike. 

2.    A  sensible  ma.i,  he  kanaka  noonoo. 
Ben'si-bly,  adv.  1.  Me  ka  noonoo.  Syn. 

judiciously. 

2.    I  ke  ike  ana.     Sensibly  diminished, 

ua  emi  mai  i  ke  ike  ana. 
Sen'si-tive,  adj.    1.    Pihoihoi  koke. 

2.    Ala  koke  mai  o  ka  manao. 
Sen'si-tlve-ness,  n.     1.     Ke  ala  koke 

mai  ana  o  ka  manao. 

2.    Ano  pihoihoi. 
Sen'su-al,  adj.    Puni  lealea;  puni  i  ko 

ke  kino.    Sensual  delights,  na  lealea  no 

ke  kino. 
8en'su-al-ist,  n.    Mea  puni  lealea. 
Sen'su-al'i-ty,  n,     Puni  lealea;   lilo  i 

ko  ke  kino  me  kona  man  kuko. 
Sen'tence,  n.    1.    Hopunaolelo. 

2.    Olefo  hoopai. 
Sen'ti-ment,    n.      He    manao.      Syn. 

thought. 

2.  He  manao  hoala  kuko;   hoala  iini 
o  ka  naau. 

3.  He  manao  haawi  I  ka  mahalo.  Syn. 
toast. 

Sen'ti-naent'al,  adj.     Manao  aloha  ko- 

nikoni. 
Sen'ti-men-tal'i-ty,  n.     Manao  kuko. 

Sep'a-rate,  v.    E  hookaawale. 
Sep'a-rate,  adj.    Kaawale;  okoa. 
Sep'-a-rate'ly,  adv.     Pakahi.  ' 

Sep'a-ra'tion,  n.    Ka  hookaawale  ana; 

ke  kaaokoa  ana. 
Sep'a-ra'tor,  n.    Meda  hookaawale. 
Sep-tem'ber,  n,    Sepetemaba. 
Sep'ul-ehre  (ker),  n.    Hale  kupapau; 

ilina. 
Sep'ul-ture,  n.    Ka  hoolewa  ana.  Syn. 

burial. 
Se'quel,  n.     Hopena.      The  sequel  will 

shew,  na  ka  hopena  e  hoike  mai. 
Se'quence,  n.    1.    Mea  hahai ;  mea  pili. 

2.    Ka  iToonohonoho  ana. 
Se-ragl'io  (se-ial'yo),  n.     Hale  o  na 

wahine  o  ka  Moi  o  Tureke. 
Ser'aph,  n.    Anela  kiekie. 
Ser-e-nade',  n.    He  mele  ho'alohaloha. 
Se-rene',  adj.     1.     Lai;    malie.     Syn. 

calm. 

2.  Alaneo.    Syn.  cloudless. 

3.  Maluhia.    Syn.  peaceful. 
Se-rene'ly,  adv.    Maluhia;  malie. 
Se-ren'l-ty,  n.    1.    Ano  lai ;  lailai. 

2.    Serenity  of  mind,  ka  maluhia  o  ka 
manao. 
Serf,  n.    He  lopa'. 


Ser'greant  (sar'jent),  n.  1.  He  kakiana; 

lunakoa. 

2.    Loio  kiekie  o  Beritania. 
Se'ri-al,  n.     He  kumu  manao,  a  kaao 

paha,  i  hoopuka  liilii  ia  i  kela  me  keia 

manawa. 
Se'ries,  n.    Papa.     Series  of  lessons,  he 

papa  haawiua. 
Se'ri-ous,  adj.  1.  Anokoikoi;  ano  nui. 

2.    Kuoo.  A  serious  man,  kanaka  kuoo. 
Se'ri-oii8-ly,  adv.    Me  ke  kuoo;  me  ka 

lealea  ole;  ma  ke  ano  koikoi  o  ka  ma- 
nao. 
Ser'mon,  n.    He  haiao. 
Ser'mon-iz'er,  n.    Kanaka  haiao. 
Ser'pent,  n.     He  nahe§a;  lie  moo. 
Ser'pent-ine,  adj.  Kuawili;  pakaawili. 

Syn.  sinuous. 
Ser'rat-ed,  adj.    Nihoniho. 
Serv'ant,  n.  He  kauwa;  mea  lawelawe. 
Serve,  r.  1.  E  lawelawe;  e  uoho  kauAYa. 

2.  Kupouo.  Syn.  answer.  Serve  a 
purpose,  kupono  no  kekahi  hana. 

3.  Kokua.  Serve  a  good  turn,  c  kokua 
lokomaikai. 

Serv'ice,  n.    1.    ka  lawelawe  ana. 

2.  Oinana.  Oovemment  service,  oihana 
aupuni. 

3.  He  halawai.  Religious  service,  hala- 
wai  haipuie. 

4.  Na  lako  no  ka  papa  aina.  A  silver 
service,  ua  lako  kala'. 

Serv'ice-a-ble,  adj.  Kupono;  kokua. 
S€rv'lle,  adj.     Kuapaa;  kuapelu;  hoo- 

pilimeaai. 
8er-vll'i-ty,  n.     Ke  ano  hoopilimeani. 
Serv'i-tude,   n.    Ka  iioho  ana  kauwa 

kuapaa.    Syn.  elaver>'. 
Ses'8lon,n.  Kanohonna.  School  session, 

ka  noho  ana  o  ke  kula.    Session  of  Leg- 

islature,  ka  noho  ana  o  ka  Ahaolelo. 
Sess'pool,  n.    He  nenelu. 
Set,  v.    1.    E  hoonoho.    Set  brick,  e  hoo- 

noho  pohakuula. 

2.  E  napoo'.  The  sun  sets,  ke  napoo'  nei 

ka  la. 
Set,  adj.     1.     Paa.     Syn.  established. 

Set  principles,  na  loina  paa. 

2.    Paakiki.    Syn.  determined. 
Set,  n.    He  kulana.    Set  on  edge,  hooma« 

nia. 
Set-tee',  n..    Noho  koki'.    Syn.  sofa. 
Seftle,  V.    1.    E  hooponopono.     Settle 

accounts,   e   hooponopono   i  na   helu. 

Settled  in  mind,  alcaku'. 

2.  E  noho;  enoho  paa.  Settle  in  a 
pla^fte  noho  paa  ma  kauwahi.  Settle 
down  to  business,  e  noho  paa  i  ka  hana. 

3.  E  hooaiai  i  ka  maku  a  i  ka  lepo  paha. 

4.  E  emi  iho  ke  kahua.  The  house  is 
settling,  ke  emi  iho  nei  ke  kahua  o  ka 
hale. 

Set'tle-ment,  n.    1.    Ka  hooponopono 
ana. 

2.  Ka  hoonoho  ana  i  ka  aina  hou. 

3.  He  panalaau;  he  kauhale. 
Set'tler,  n.    Mea  noho  paa  ma  ka  aina 

hou. 


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Set'tlinGTR,  Yi.    He  maku;  he  oka.    Syn. 

dregs;  sediment. 
Set'to,  n.    He  mokomoko;  akoakoa. 
Sev'en,  adj.    E  hikii. 
Sev'en-foid,  adj.     Pa-hiku. 
gev'enth,  arf/.    Kahiku;  he  hnpahiku. 
Sev'eu-teen/  adj.     Umikumamahiku. 
Sev'en-ty,  adj.    Kanahiku. 
Sev'er,  v.    E  oki  a  kaawale;  e  moku 

loa;  poorauku. 
Scv'er-al,  adj.    He  mau;  kekahi  raau. 
Sev'er-al-ly,  adv.     Pakahi;  okoa. 
Se-vere',  adj.    Oolea'.  A  severe  man,  ho 

kanaka  oolea. 

2.    Ikaika;uui.    A  severe  cold,  he  launvL 

ikaika. 

8.     Ino;  anuauu  loa.    Severe  weather, 

wa  iuo,  wa  anuauu  loa. 
Se-vere'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  oolea;  me  ka 

paakiki. 

2.    Loa.    Feel  the  cold  severely,  anuaau 

loa;  opili  loa  i  ke  anu. 
Se-ver'i-ty,  n.    1.    Ke  ano  oolea;  ano 

paakiki. 

2.    Severity  of  cold  or  heat,  Ikaika  o  ke 

anu ;  a  wela  tjaha. 
Sew  (so),  n.    E  humuhumu;  e  omau. 
Sew'er  (so-er),  n    Mea  humuhumu, 
Sew'er  (su-er),  n.     He  auwai  hookahe 

aku  i  ka  ino  o  ke  kulanakauhale. 

i^'^Ktl'^^    i  n.  Ka  ino  i  hookaheia'ku. 

Sew'ine  (so'ing),  n.  Kela  meakeiamea 

humuhumu. 
Sex,  n.   Ano  kanea  wahine  paha.    Male 

sex,  kane.    Female  sex,  wahiue. 
Sex-en'ni-al,  adj.    Kela  me  keia  ono 

makahiki. 
Sex'tant,  n.    1.    He  hapa-ono  o  ka  poai. 

2.    Mea  anal  na  huina. 
Sex'ton.  n.    Luna  malama  luakini. 

2.    Mea  hookaui  bele  o  ka  luakini. 
Sex-tik'pl*;,  adj.    Pa-ono. 
Sex'u-al,  adj    Ano  kane  a  wahine. 
Shab'bi-ly,  adv.    Kohu  ole.     Shabbily 

dressed,  koh\i  ole  ka  aahu. 

2,    Apiki.     TVeaf  8/ia66i7i/ e  hana  apiki. 
Sh&b'by,  ad/.    Kohu  ole;  weluwelu. 

2.    Apiki.    A  shabby  fellow,  he  kanaka 

apiki. 
Sh&ck'les,  n.  pi.    Kupee  no  ka  hoopaa- 

hao. 
Shade,  n.    1.    He  malumalu. 

2.    Uhimaka;   mea  pale  malamalama. 
Shade,  v.    E  hoo-uhi. 
Sh&d'ow,  n.    A'ka. 
Shad'y,  adv.    Malumalu, 
Sh^ft,  n.    1.    He  pua. 

2.    Au  no  ke  kaa  lio. 

8.    Iho  hookakHa  huila. 

4.    Puka  e  komo  ai  i  ka  lua  ell  waiwal. 
Sbagr'gy,  adj.     Huluhulu. 
Sliiib,  n.    irioa  moi  no  Peresln. 
Shake,  v.    E  hooluliluli;  e  hoonaueue; 

e  naue. 
Shak-y,  adj.    Naueue;  naka. 
ShalMow,  adj.    1.    Papa'u.  Syn.  shoal. 

2.    llapapu.  Shallow  soil,  Icpo  hapa'pa. 


Sham,  n.    Mea  hookamani ;  mea  i-o  ole. 

Sham-bles,  n.  W'ahi  loli  bipi;  hale 
kuai  bipi. 

Shfime,  ?i.    Hilahila;  mea  hilahila. 

Shaine-fac'ed,  adj.  Maka  hilahila; 
palaimaka. 

Shame'ful,  adj.    Hilahila. 

Shame'ful-ly,  adv.    Hilahila  ole. 

Shame'less,  adj.    Hilahila  ole. 

Shame'less-lyj  adv.  Me  ka  hilahila  ole. 

Sham-poo',  v.    E  lomilomi. 

Shan'ty,  n.    Hale  pupupu. 

Shape,  n.    Ke  ano  o  ke  kino;  hioua. 

Shape,  V.  E  hooponopono  i  ke  kii  o  ke- 
kahi mea. 

2.  To  shape  a  course,  e  hoopololei  i  ka 
hele  ana. 

3.  Shape  a  course  of  reading,  e  hoopo- 
nopono i  na  mea  e  heluhelu. 

Shape'less,  ad/.    Hionaole;ano  ole  o 

ke  kii. 
Shape'ly,  adj.     Aulii;  maikai.      Syk. 

comely. 
Share,  n.    He  mahele;  haawina. 
Share'hold-er,  n.     Ka  mea  nona  na 

mahele. 
Shar'er,  n.    He  hoa  i  komo  pu  ma  ka 

mahele  ana. 
Shark,  n.    Ma-no'. 
Sharp,    adj.      1.     Oi.      Sharp  pointed^ 

wana. 

2.    Awaawa.    Syn.  acid;  pungent. 

8.    Huhu.    Speak  sharp  words,  e   olelo 

huhu. 

4.  Akamai.    Syn.  keen;  maalea. 
Sharp'en,  v.    E  hookala;  e  liuua  a  oi. 
Shiirp'er,  n.    Kanaka  maalea. 
Sharp'ly,  adv.    1.    Me  ka  huhu. 

2.    Sle  ka  Ikaika.    Rebuke  sharply,  e  ao 

ikaika  aku. 
Sharp-set',  adj.    Pololi  loa.    Syn.  very 

hungry. 
SUat'ter,  V.    E  nahaha  liilii;e  wawahi 

liilii. 
Shave,  v.    1.    E  kahi  umiumi. 

2.    Koli ;  e  kolikoli. 
Shav-er,  n.    Keikikane.    Syn.  boy. 
Shav'ing,  n.  Pulupulu  laau;  mea  ikoli- 

ia. 
Shawl,  n.    Kihei  poohiwi. 
She,  pron.    la;  oia  (ano  wahine). 
Sh^af,  n.    Pua'  palaoa. 
Shear,  v.    E  ako. 
Shear'er,  n.    Mea  ako. 
Shears,  n.    1.    Upa'  nul. 

2.    He  mau  koo  ekolu,  mea  hapai  i  na 

kino  kaumaha. 
Sheath,  n.    He  wahi'. 
Sheathe,  v.    E  hookomo  i  ka  wahi.' 
Sheath-ing^,  n.    Mea  hoo-uhi  i  ko  laloo 

ka  moku. 
Shed,  7t.    1.    Hale  malumalu;  hale  ka> 

mala. 

•2.    He  lanai. 
Shdd,  V.  1.  E  hookahe.  Shed  rain,  e  hoo- 
kahe aku  i  ka  u'-a 

2.    E  pale. 
Sheen,  n.    Wakawaka;  hulali. 


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Sheep,  n.    Hipa.* 

Sheep'fold,  n.  Pahipa.  Syn.  sheep-pen. 
Sheei>'ish,  adj.    Maka  hilabila. 
Slieep'shear'er,  n.    Meaakoliipa, 
Sheep'skin,  11.    Hi  hipa. 

2.    Palapala  hookuu  o  ke  kula  nui. 
Sheet,  w.    I.    He  kihei  moe ;  kapa  moe. 

2.  Apana  pepa;  kalana, 

3.  Kaula  pea  moku. 
Sheet'ing,  n.    Lole  kihei  moe. 
Sheet-light'ning,   n.     Uwila   e  anapa 

ana mai  oao. 
Sheik  (shake),    n.    He  poo  mamo    o 

Arabia. 
Shelf,  n.     Holowaa;  papa  waiho  mea 

liilii. 
Shell,  n.    1.  He  pupu.  Land  shell,  ^u-pn 

kanioe. 

2,    He  poka' pahu';  Syn.  bomb. 
Shell,  V.    1.    E  olaiki;  e  poalo. 

2.    E  ki-pu  i  na  poka'  pahu'. 
Shell-Tish,  n.    Meaolaokekai  me  ba 

iwi  mawaho;  e  laa  ka  opihi,  papal,  ula. 
Shel'ter,  n.    Wahi  malu;  wani  lulu. 
Shel'ter,  v.    E  hoomahi. 
Shel'ter-less,  adj.    Malu  ole. 
Shelve,  v.    1.    E  waiho  ma  ka  holowaa. 

2.    E  moe  hi-o';  waiho  kapakahi. 
Shep'herd,  n.     He  kahuhipa. 
Shep^herd-ess,  n.     He  kahuhipa  wa- 

hine. 
Sher'Hf,  n.    Makal  nui. 
Shield,  n.    He  pale ;  pale  kaua. 
Shield,  V.    E  hoomalu;  e  pale. 
Shift,  V.    1.    E  hoololi.     Syn.   change. 

2.    Shift  the  responsibility,  e  hooili  ka 

pono  maluna  o  hai. 
Shift,  n.    He  palule  wahine;  mumuku. 

2.    Mahele  wahana. 
ShXft'less,  adj.    Loli  wale;  hawawa. 
Shilling,  11.  '  Silina. 
Shil'ly-shal'ly,    adv.       Ano    kanalua 

mau;  lauwili  wale. 
Shlm'mer,  v.    E  hulali;   anapanapa. 
Shin,  n.    Lapa  wawae. 
Shine,  v.    IS,  malamalama. 
Shin'gle,  n.    1.    Pili  laau. 

2.    Iliili  o  kahakai. 
Ship,  n.    Moku;  moku  kiakolu. 
Ship,  v.    C  E  hooili  ukana  maluna  o  ka 

moku. 

2.  Ship  a  sea,  e  popoi  ke  kai  maluna  o 
ka  oneki  moku. 

3.  E  kepa;  hoolimalimakumakahiki. 
Ship'board,  adv.  Maluna  o  ka  moku. 
Ship-'mas'ter,  n.    Kapena  moku.  Syn. 

captain. 
Ship'ment,  n.    1.    Hooili  ukana, 

2.    Ukana  i  hooiliia. 
Ship'ping,  n.     1.     Kela  me  keia  ano 

moku. 

2.  Shipping  news,  nuhou  no  na  moku. 
Ship'shape,  adj.    Kohu  pono.    Syn.  in 

good  order. 
Ship'wreck  (reck),    n.      1.      Moku   1 

make  i  ka  moana. 

2.    Shipwreck    of    character,    poino   ka 

iuoa  maikai. 


ShJp'wright  (rit),  n.    Kanaka  kapill 
moku. 

Shirk,  V.    E  hoopalaleha;  e  imi  i  kumu 
e  haalele  hana. 

Shirt,  n.    Palule. 

Shiv'er,  v.    1.    E  wawahi  liilii,    Syn. 
shatter. 
2.    E  kuu-lulu;  huhulu-ii'.    E  opili. 

Shoal,  n.    1.    Wahi  papa'u  o  ke  kai. 
2.    Shoal  offish,  uulu  I'a. 

Shock,  V.    E  hooilihia. 

Shock,  n.    He  naueue.    Shock  of  earth- 
quake, naueue  o  ke  olai. 

ShtSck'iug,  adj.  llihia;eehia;  weliw^li. 

Shoe,  71.    Kamaa. 

Shoe,  V.    E  kapili  wawae  hao. 

Shoe'black,  n.    Mea  balaki  kamaa. 

Shoe'black'ing,  7i,    Inika  kamaa. 

Shoe'mak'er,  n.    Humuhumu  kamaa. 

Sho^'string,  n.    Kaula  kamaa. 

Shoot,  V.  1.  E  ki.  Shoot  from  a  gun,  ki  pu. 

2.  E  nana.    Syn.  shoot  from  a  bow. 

3.  E  Kunu.    Shoot  out  of  the  ground,  e 
kupu  ae  la. 

Shoot,  n.  He  oha';  pohuli.  Syn.  sucker. 
Shoot^ing-star',  n.    Hoku  lele. 
Shdp,  n.    1.     Hale  oihana.      Carpenter 

shop,  hale  kamena. 

2.     Hale  kuai. 
Sh^p'-keep'er,  n.  Kanaka  malama  hale 

kuai. 
Shop^lift'er,  n,  Mea  aihue  i  koka  hale- 

kuai, 
Shdp'ping,  n.    He  makaikal  kuai. 
Shore,  n.    1.    Kahakai  ;  kapakai.  Syn. 

coast. 

2.    He  koo.    Syn.  prop. 
Shore,  V.    E  koo.    Syn.  prop. 
Short,  adj.    Pokole.    Too  short,  ekekei'. 
Short'en,  V.    1.    E  hoopokole ;  e  hooha- 

iki. 

2.    Shorten  sail,  e  hookuu  i  ka  pea, 
Short'hand,  n.    Kakau  lima  hoopoko- 
le.   Syn.  stenography. 
Short'hand'ed,  adj.    Lawa  ole  na  lima 

hana. 
Short-lived',  adj.    Ola  pokole. 
Short'ly,  adv.     Koke;  kokoke. 
Short-sighf  ed,  adj.     1.    Ike  powehi- 

wehi. 

2.    Noonoo  ole. 
Shdt,  n.    Poka'  pukuniahi. 

2.  Lu.  . 

3.  Ke  ki  ana  i  ka  pu;  ka  pana  ana  i 
ka  pua. 

Shote,  n.    Puaa  liilii.    Syn.  pig. 

Shot'-tow'er,  71.    Hale  pakui  kahi  e  ha- 
na ai  i  na  lu. 

Should'er,  n.    Poohiwi. 

Should'er,  V.    1.    E  auamo ;  e  haawe ;  e 
kaupoohiwi. 
2.    E  hoo-ke'. 

Should'er-blade,  n.    Iwi  hoehoe. 

Shout,  V.    E  hooho;  e  kahea  leo  nui. 

Shove,  V.    E  pa'hn;  e  koomahope. 

Shov'el,  71.     Kop«la. 

Shr>w,  n.    He  hoikeike.    To  show  off,  e 
hookelakela. 


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Show'-bill,  n.    Palapala  hoolaha  i  pai 

ia. 
Slio-n-'case,  71.    Pahu  aniani;  mea  hoi- 

keike  i   na  waiwal  liilii  ma  ka  hale 

kuai. 
Shdw'er,  n.    Kuau'-a;  naulu. 
ShoAv'er,  v.    E  u'-a;  e  uinini  wal. 
U'-a, 


A  showery  day, 
Hookahakaha;  hoo- 


Sh6w'er-y,  adj. 

he  la  u'-a. 
Show'i-ly,    adv. 

hiehle. 
Show'man,  n.    Kanaka  holkeike  mea 

hou. 
Show'y,  adj.    Hookelakela;  hiehie. 
Shred,  7t.    Apana  lole  weluweiu.      Tom 

into  s/ireds,  naehaeia  a  weluweiu. 
Shrew  (shru),  n.    Wahine  pakakeu. 
Shrewd,  adj.     Akamai;   ike;   maalea. 

Syn.  sagacious. 
Shrewd'ly,  adv.    Me  ke  akamai;  me  ka 

maalea. 
Shriek,  71.    He  uwa';  uwe  nui.     Syn. 

scream. 
Shrill,  adj.    Oioi;  winiwini. 
Shrimp,  n.    Opae. 
Shrink,  v.    1.    Eeke;kUpau. 

2.    Shrink  as  in  washing,  pauneinei. 
Shriv'el,  v.    E  mimino. 
Shrdud,  n.    Lole  kupapau. 
Shrdudi,  n.    Na  kaula  puueo. 
Shr6b,  n.    Laau  hihi ,  laalaau, 
ShrCib'ber-y,  n.    Na  laa  laau. 
Shiid'der,  V.    E  haalulu.  8YN.  treimble. 
Shiin,  r.    E  haliu  aku;  e  alo'. 
Shut,  V.    E  pani. 
ShGt'ter,  n.    Pani  puka. 
Shy,  adj.    Hopohopo;  wiwo  wale;  palai- 

maka.    Syn,  timid. 
Shy'ly,  adv.     Me  ka  hopohopo.     Syn. 

timidly. 
Sick,  adj.    1.    Mai.    Sick  at  the  stomach, 

uneunea. 

2.    Molowa.    Sick  of  such  talk,  raolowa 

no  ia  ano  olelo. 
Siek'en,  v.    E  mai. 
Sick'ish,  adj.    Liliha;  poluea. 
Stck'le,  71.    He  pahi  kakiwi. 
Sick'ly,  adj.    Onawaliwali;  omaimai. 
Sick'ness,  n.    He  mai;  he  nawaliwali. 
Side,  71.    Aoao.    Side  of  head,    hua-po6. 
Side,  V.    E  ku  ma  ka  aoao;  e  kokua. 
Sid«'b6ard,  n.    He  papa  waiho  pa, 
Sule'glance,  n.    Awiha. 
Si-de're-al,  adj.    Syn.  starry.     The   si- 

derial  heavens,  na  lani  o  na  hoku'. 
Side'g&d'dle,  n.     Noho  wahine  noka 

lio. 
Side'TTife,  arfv.    Ma  ka  aoao. 
Si'dle,  V.    E  nenee  pili  aoao. 
Sle^e;  71,    E  hoopuui  i  ke  kulanakau- 

halo  ma  ke  kaua. 
Si-eg'ta,  71.    He  wahi  hiamoe  Ikl. 
Sieve  (siv)  71.    He  kanana. 
81ft,  71.    E  kanana. 
Sigh  (si),  71.    Leo  uhn'. 
Sight,  n.  L   Ka  ike  o  ka  maka.  To  sight 
or  aim,  e  lena. 

2.    He  nanaina;  hiohioua. 


Sight'less,    adj.       Makapo;   makapaa. 
Syn.  blind. 

Sight'ly,  adj.    Nani  i  ka  nanaina. 

Sign  (sin),  n.    He  hoailona;  oull. 

Sign,  V.    1.    E  kakau  inoa. 
2.    E  kuhikuhi  lima  aku;  epeahi, 

Sig'nal,  71.    He  hoailona;  hae  hoailona. 
Pilot  signal,  hae  pailota. 

Slg'nal,  V.  E  peahi  hoailona;  e  hoailona. 

Sig'nal,  adj.    Kupanaha.  Syn.  remark- 
able. 

Sig'na-ture,  n.    1.    Ka  inoa  I  kakauia. 
2.    Ka  leo  ki  o  ka  leo  mele. 

Sign'board,  n.    Papa  inoa  mawaho  o 
ka  hale  kuai. 

Sign'er,  n.    Mea  kakau  inoa. 

Sig'net,  n.    Hoailona  pai.    Syn.  seal. 

Sig-nif'i-can-cyl         Ke  ano  nui.  Syn. 

Sig-nlf  i-cance    (     *  meaning;  import. 


Ano   nui.     Syn. 
Ke  ano.     Syn. 


Sig-niri-cant,    adj. 

important^ 
Slg'nl-fi-ea'tion,    n. 

meaning. 
Sig'ni-fy,  v.    E  hoike.    Signify  a  desire. 

e  hoike  i  ka  makemake.     Syn.  show; 

make  known. 
Si^n-man'u-al,  n.    Ke  kakau  ana  O  ka 

lima. 
Sigu'post,  n.    Kia  kuhikuhi. 
Si'lence,  n.    Neo;  leo  ole. 
Si'lence,  v.     E   hamau;   e  hoo-neo;  e 

hoo-ihalie. 
Si'lent,  adj.    Neo.    Be  silent,  e  hamau. 
Si'lent-ly,    adv.     Palanehe;    palanehe 

ole. 
Silk,  71.    He  silika. 

SllkVn  I  ^  ,.     1.    Palupalu  me  he  siU- 
Sllk'y     i  ""^-  ka  la. 

2.    Silika. 
Silk'worm,  n,    Enuhe  silika. 
Sill,  71.    Paepae  puka;  laau  kahua  o  ka 

hale. 
Sil'ly,  adj.     Lapuwale;  naaupo.    Syn. 

foolish. 
Sll'ver,  71.    Kala'. 

Sll'ver-smith,  n.     Kanaka  hana  mea 

kala'. 
SU'ver-y,  adj.    Mehe  kala'  la. 

2.    Silvery  tones,  na  leo  iiahenahe. 
Slm'i-lar,  adj.    Ano  like. 
Sim'i-lar'i-ty,  n.     Ke  ano  like.    Syn. 

resemblance. 
Slm'i-lar-ly,  adv.    Like;  ano  like. 
SlmM-le,  71.    Olelo  hoohalikelike. 

St-mll'i-tude,  v.    Ka  like;  ke  ano  like. 

Syn.  likeness;  resemblance. 
Sim'mer,  v.   £  lapalapa  ikl  ma  ka  baila 

ana._ 
Sl-moon',  7*.    Makani  wela  o  Arabia. 

Sim'ner,  v.    E  akaaka  ano  ole;  akaaka 
wale. 

Slm'ple,  adj.    1.    Maopopo;  aknka. 
2.    Akahai.    To  live  in  a  simple  manner, 
e  noho  akahai. 
8.    Naaupo.    Syn.    ignorant. 

Siin'ple-ton,  7t.    Mea  ike  ole;  mea  na- 
aupo. 


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Slm-pllc'l-ty.w.  T.   Akahai  o  ka  naau. 

2.  Ke  ano  moakaka, 

3.  Naaupo.    Syn.  ignorance. 
Sim'pli-fy,  v.    E  hoomoakaka. 
Sim'ply,  adv.    Wale  no.    Syn.  merely; 

only.    The  truth  simply,  ka  oiaio  wale 

no. 
Sim'u-late,  v.    £  kookamani;  e  epa. 

Syn.  feign. 
Sim'u-la'tion,  n.    Kn  hookamani  ana. 
Si'mul-ta'ne-oug,  adj.    1.    Like.    A  si- 
multaneous shotit,  he  hoo'ho  like. 

2.    Wa  hookahi. 
Si'mul-ta'ne-ous-ly,  adj.  Ikawahoo- 

kahi. 
Sin,  n.    Hewa;  hala. 
Since,  conj.    Oiai. 
Since,  adv.    Mahope  mal. 
Sin-cere',  adj.    Oiaio;  hookamani  ole. 
Sin-cere'ly,  adv.     Me  ka  oiaio.     SYN, 

truly. 
Sin-cer'i-ty,  n.    Oiaio.    Syn.  truth. 
Sine",  n.    He  kaha  i  kaha  kupono  ia  mai 

kehahi  poo  o  ka  pio,  a  i  ka  nanai  e  pili 

ana  i  kekahi  poo;  he  koo. 
Si'ne-cure,  n.  He  oihana  i  ukuia,  aohe 

nae  he  hana. 
Sin'ew,  n.    Olona'. 
Sin'ew-y,  adj.     Ikaika;  puipui.     Syn. 

strong. 
Sin'ful,  adj.    Hewa. 
Sin'ful-ness,  v.     Kahewa. 
Sing,  V.     E  mele;   memele;   e  pa-ko-lL 

Birds  sing,  memele  na  manu.    Sing  by 

note,  e  pa-ko-li. 
Sln^e,  V.    E  kuni  ko  waho  i  ke  ahl. 
Sing'er,  n.    Meamele;  niea  memele. 
Singling,  w.    Ka  pa-ko-li;   ke  mele  ana. 
Sing'injtj-bo&k,  n.    Buke  pa-ko-li. 
Sing'ing-uias'ter, n.  Kumuao pa-ko-li. 
Sing'ing-schobl,  n.    Kula  pa-ko-li. 
Sin'gle,  adj.    L     Hookahi. 

2.  Mare  ole. 

3.  Lokahi.    Syn.  united. 
Sin'gle,  V.    E  wae.    Syn.  select. 
Sin'gle-h.an<l'ed,    adj.      Oia    hookahi 

wale  no.    Syn.  alone. 
Sin'gle-heart'ed,  adj.     Oiaio;   hooka- 
mani ole.    Syn.  ingenuous. 
Sin'gly,  adv,   Pakahi.  Syn.  one  by  one. 
Sing'-song,  ad;.    Leokauo. 
Sin'gu-lar,  adj.  1.  Hookahi,  aohe  elua. 

2.    Anoe;  kupanaha. 
Sin'gu-lar'i-ty,  n.    Ke  ano  e,  aohe  o  ke 

ano  mau. 
Sin'is-ter,  adj.  L  Hema.  Sinister  hand, 

lima  hema, 

2.     Ewaewa.     Sinister  design,  manao 

hooko  ewaewa. 
Sink,  V.    1.    E  piho;  e  poholoilalo. 

2.    To  sink  a  pit,  e  eli  i  lua. 

8.    Decline  in  strength,  emi  ka  ikaika  o 

kekino. 

4.  E  hoo-emi;  e  emi.    Prices  sink,  emi 
ke  kumukuai. 

Sink,  n.    1.    He  klo  lepo;  he  nenelu  po- 
ho'. 
2.    Wahl  holol  pa. 


Sink'ing-fund,  n.    Waihona  dala  hoo- 
emi  aie. 

Sin'less,  adj.    Hewa  ole;  hala  ole. 

Sin'ner,  n.     He  lawehala;  mtahewa, 

Sin-of'fer-ing,  n.    Mohai  hewa. 

Sin'u-ous,    adj.      Kuawili.     Syn.    ser- 
pentine. 

Sip,  V.    Einuiki;  e  mukiki. 

Si'phon,  n.    He  ohe  pelu;  meahookahe 
wai. 

Sir,  n.    Inoa  mahalo  no  ke  keonimaua. 

Sire,  n,    1.    He  makuakane. 
2.    Inoa  mahalo  no  ka  moi. 

Si-rdc'co,  n.     Makani  wela  ma  Ital'a 
me  na  wahi  kokoke. 

Slr'up,  n.    Molakeke. 

Sis'ter,  n.     L    Sister  of  a  brother,  kal- 
kuahine. 

2.  Older  sister,  kaikuaana. 

3.  Younger  sister,  kiiikaiua. 
Sis'ter-ly,  a(f/.  Ano  hoahanau  wahlne. 
Sit,  V.    E  noho. 

2.    Sit  a  hen,  e  hoomoe  i  ka  moa. 
Site,  71.    Kahua.    A  liouse  site,  ha 'kahna. 

hale. 
Sifting,  n.     Ka  noho  ana.     Sitting  of 

Legislature,  ka  noho  anao  ka  Ahaolelo. 
Slt'u-a'ted,  adj.     1.     E  waiho  aua;e 

moe  ana. 

2.    Pleasantly  situated,  maikal  ka  no- 

ho'na. 
Sit'u-a'tion,  n.  1.  Kan  wahi;  wahi.  In  a 

Qood  situation,  ma  kauwahi  maikai. 

2.    He  oihana.    Syn.  occupation. 
Six,  adj.    E  ouo. 
Six-fold',  adj.    Pa-ono. 
Six'te en,  ad;'.    TJmikumamaono. 
Sixth,  adj.    He  hapa-ouo;  ka  ono. 
Six'ty,  adj.    Kana-ouo. 
Size,  n.    Ka  nui.    Syn.  bulk. 
Skate,  n.    He  holua  no  ka  wawae. 
Skein,  n.    Owili  lopi. 
Skel'e-ton,  n.    Na  iwi  a  pau  o  ke  k'no; 

he  kino  iwi. 
Skep'tic,  n.    He  al-a';  he  hoomaloka. 

Syn.  unbeliever. 
Skep'tl-cism,  n.    Ka  hoomaloka.  Syn. 

unbelief. 
Sketch,  n.    1.    Kii  i  kaha  iki  ia. 

2.    He  kaao;  he  wahi  olelo  iki. 
Sketch.,  V.    E  kahakaha;  e  kakau  iki. 

Skew'er,  n.    He  o,  mea  hoopaa  i'-o  no 

ka  pulehu  ana. 
Skiff,  n.    He  waapa  lillli. 
Skill,  72.    Akamai;  noeau;  ano  mak.^vU- 

kau. 

Skillful  (    ^J'      -A^tamai;  makaukati. 
Skil'let,  n.    Ipu-hao  unku. 
Skill'ful-ly,  adv.    Me  ke  akamai. 

Skim,  V.    E  kioi. 
Skim'mer,  n.    Puna  kioi. 

Skin,  71.    Hi ;  alualu. 

Skin,  V.    E  loli  i  ka  ili. 

Skin'flint,  7i.     Kanaka  laioo;  maihi  ill; 

kanaka  pi.    Syn.  miser. 
Skiu'ny,  adj.     Olala. 


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Skip,  V.    1.    E  lelelele. 

2.  E  kikokikoi. 

3.  E  haalele. 

Sklp'per,  n.     Knpena  o  ka  rnoku  liilil. 

Skir'misli,  n.    He  hoouka  iki  ma  ke  ka- 

ua. 
Skirt,  n.    1.    He  pa-u'. 

2.    Lepa  o  ka  aahu. 
Skirt,    V    1.    E    waiho   paapu.     HocJcs 

{<kirt  the  shore,  waiho  paapu  na  pohaku 

ma  kahakai. 

2.    Ku  puuluulu.      Trees  skirt  the  river 

bank,  ku  puuluulu  na  kumulaau  ma 

kapa  muliwai. 
Skit'tish,  adj.    Puiwa. 
Skulk,  V.    E  kolo-pee.    Syn.  lurk. 
Skull,  n.    Ka  pu-uiu;  iwi  poo. 
Sky,  n.    Ke  ao-uH;  na  lam, 
Sky'ligrht,  71.     Puka   hoomalamalama 

mai  luna  mai. 
Sky'rock'et,     n.       Ahikaolele.      Syn. 

rocket. 
Slab,  n.    Pauku  palahalaha  lahilahi. 
Slack,  adj.    1.    Alualu.    Syn.  loose. 

2.     Kaulua;   palaka;  palaleha.     Syn. 

dilatory. 
Slack'en,  v.     1.    E  hooluolu;  hooalua- 

lu;eko-o'.    Syn.  loosen. 

2.    E  hookaulua;  palaka. 
Slake,  V.    1.    E  kena.    Syn.  quench. 

2.    E  hooma-u'.  Slake  Zme,  e  hooma-u' 

ka  puna  i  ka  wai. 
Slam,  v.    1.    Epapaniino. 

2.    E  kiola  ino  ilalo. 
Sland'er,  v.    E  alapahi;  e  akiaki.  Syn. 

calumniate;  defame. 
Slan'der-er,  n.  He  paokee;  kanaka  aki, 
Slan'der-ofis,  adj.     Alapahi;   paokee. 

Slang;,  n.    Olelo  kupono  ole;  olelo  haa- 

haa. 
Sl&nt,  V.    E  hi-o',  e  moc  kapakahl. 
Slant'lng;,  adj.    Hi-o;  moe  kapakahi. 
Slap,  V.    E  pai  me  ka  lima. 
Slap'dagh,  adv.    Ano  kapulu;  pupua- 

hulu. 
Slash,  V.    E  okiokl  wale;  okioki  ino. 
Sliit,  n.    Aaho. 

Slate,  n.    Papa  pohaku;  pili  pohaku. 
Slat'tern,  n.    Wahine  kapulu 
Sl^ugli'tfer,  V.    1.    E  pepehi  wale. 

2.    E  luku  wale. 
Slauph'ter-house,   n.       Hale   pepehi 

Holoholoua. 
Slave,  n.    Kauwa  hooluhl. 
Slave,  V.  E  luhi  wale;eluhimakehewa, 
Sldv'er,  n.    Moku  powa  kanaka. 
Slav'er-y,  n.     Ka  iiooluhi  wale  ana. 
Slsive'trade,  n.    Oihana  powa  kanaka 

Slav'ish,     adj.      Luhi    wale;    haahaa. 

servile. 
Slay,  r.    E  hoo-make;  e  pepehi.    Syn. 

kill. 
Slay-er,  n.    Mea  hoo-make. 
Sled,  n.    Hee  holua. 
Sledge,  n.    Hamale  nui. 
Sleek,  adj.    Nemonemo. 
Sleep,  V.    E  moe;  e  hiamoe. 


Sleep'er,  n.    1.    Mea  hiamoe. 

2.    Laau  kua  no  ka  hale. 
Sleep'i-ly,  adv.    Makahiamoe. 
Sleep'less,  adj.    Uluku';  hiaa. 
Sleep'y,  adj.    Makahiamoe. 
Sleet,  n.    He  u-a  i  huiia  me  ka  hau. 
Sleeve,  n.    Lima  lole. 
Sleigh,  (sla),  n.     Kaa  holua  holo  ma- 

luna  o  ka  hau. 
Slen'der,  adj.     1.     Wiwi.     Syn.  thin. 

2.  Makalii;  puahilo.    Syn.  fine. 

3.  A  slender  nold  on  life,  paa  mahune- 
hune  i  ke  ola. 

Slice,  n.    He  apana  lahilahi  i  okiia. 

Slice,  V.    E  okioki  apana. 

Slide,  V.    1.  E  hee  holua;  e  holo  pahee. 

2.    E  kaa.    A  land  slide,  ke  kaa  ana  o 

kalepo. 
Slight,  adj.    1.    Wiwi.    Syn.  slender. 

2.    Mea  ole;  mea  iki.    Of  slight  impor-' 

tance,  mea  iki  wale  no ;  mea  ole. 
Slight,  V.    1.    E  kapulu.   To  slight  work, 

e  kapulu  ma  ka  hana. 

2.    E  manao  ole  aku. 
Slight'ly,  adv.    Iki. 
Slim,  adj.    1.    Wiwi.    Syn.  slender. 

2.  A  slim  dinner,  aina  lawa  ole. 

3.  A  slim  congregation,  he  anaina  ka- 
walawala. 

Slime,  n.    Nenelu. 
Slim'y,  adj.    Walewale. 
Sling,  V.    1.    E  maa. 

2.    Sling  a  hammock,  e  hohola  i  ka  ma- 

nele. 
Slink,  r.    E  kokolo  aku.     Syn.  sneak. 
Slip,  v.    1.    E  pakika;  e  poholo. 

2.  Slip  away,  e  kolo  malie  aku. 

3.  Slip  off,  e  noopahemo. 
Slip,  n.    1.    Lala  laau  mea  kanu. 

2.  He  noho  ma  kaluakini. 

3.  Apana  pepa  loloa. 

4.  He  lalau;  he  kuhihewa.    A  slip  of 
the  pen,  he  lalau  o  ka  peni. 

Slip'per,  n.    Kamaa  haahaa. 
Sllp'per-y,  adj.    Pahee;   hanupanupa; 

lalawai. 
Sllp'shdd,  adj.    1.    Komoia  ke  kamaa 

Inoino. 

2.    Ano  kapulu. 
Slit,  V.    E  oki  ma  ka  loa;  e  nahae. 
Sliv'er,  n.     He  moka;  he  apana  ololl, 

lahilahi. 
Sloop,  n.    Kia-kahi. 
Sldp,  n.    1.    Wai  hanini  wale. 

2.  Slops,  wai  ekaeka. 

3.  Slop  over,  e  hanini. 
Slope,  7t.    He  lapa. 
Slope,  V.    1.    E  ni-o'. 

2.    E  mahuka. 
Slop'ing,  adj.    E  moe  hi-o'  ana.     Syn. 

slanting. 
Sldp'py,  adj.    Kelekele.    Syn.  muddy. 
S16th,  n.    He  molowa;  hana  ole.    Syn, 

idleness. 
Sldth'ful,  adj.     Molowa;  hiamoe  wale; 

lomaloma.    Syn.  idle;  lazy;  sluggish. 
SlAth'ful-ness,  n.    Hiamoe  wale. 
Slough  (slou),  n.     Wahi  po'hopoho'. 


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Slov'en,  n.  Mea  paumaele;  meaekaeka. 
S16v'«n-ly,  adj.      Ekaeka;    paumaele; 

haukae. 
Slow,  adj.    1.    Lohi;  lolohi. 

2.  Apa;  nahili.    Byn.  dilatory. 

3.  Lohi  o  ka  noonoo.    Syn.  dull. 
Slo-vr,  V.    E  hoo-lolohi;  e  hooholo  aka- 

hele. 
Slow'ness,  n.    Ka  hoohakalia;  hoololo- 

M. 
Blue,   V.    E  hull.    Slue  around  the  log, 

e  hull  i  kalaau  ma  kona  welau. 
Slug'gard,  n.    Mea  hiamoe  wale. 
Slug'gisli,  adj.    1.    Hiamoe  wale;  loi- 

ele. 

2.    Kokolo.    A  sluggish  stream,  he  ka- 

hawai  kokolo. 
Sluice,  n.    Wai  e  kahe  ana  ma  ka  puka 

wai. 
Sltkm'ber,  n.    Hiamoe.    Syn.  sleep. 
61um'ber-er,  n.     Mea  hiamoe.     Syn. 

sleeper. 
Sliimp,  V,     E    poholo  pu   ilalo.     Syn. 

sink  through. 
Slur,  n.    1.    He  kaha  ajK)  no  na  hua 

mele. 

2.    He  olelo  hoino.    A  slur  upon  the 

character,  he  olelo  hoino  no  ka  inoa 

maikai. 
Slur,  V.    E  hoo-hapala;  e  hookapulu. 
Slut,  11.    1.    He  wabiue  pclapela. 

2.    Ilio  wahine. 
Sly,  adj.    Maalea.    Syn.  cunning. 
Sly'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  maalea.    Syn.  cun- 
ningly. 
Smack,  v.    E  muki'. 
Smack,  n.    Moku  liilii  lawai'a. 
Small,  Of/;.    1.    Uuku;iki. 

2.  "lii;  aa.    Syn.  dwarfish. 

3.  Haahaa.    Syn.  mean. 
Small'arms,  n.     Na  pu  kau  poohiwi; 

na  pu  panapana. 

Small'pox,  n.    Mai  puupuu  liilii. 

Smart,  adj.    Akamai;  eleu;  miki. 

Smart,  v.    E  maneo ;  eha. 

Smart'ly,  adv.    Eleu:  mikiala. 

Smarfness,  n.    Ke  akamai.    Syn.  skill. 

Smash,  v.    E  wawahi;  e  kipo. 

Smat'ter,  v.    E  namimamu. 

Smat'ter-er,  n.    Mea  hemahema  ma  ka 
ike. 

Smat'ter-ing,  n.     He   ike   uuku;  ike 
hemahema. 

Smear',  v.    E  hoohapala.    Syn.  daub. 

Smell,  n.     1.     E  honi.     Smell  the  fra- 
grance, e  honi  i  ke  ala. 
2.    E  pilau;  e  hauna. 

Smell,  w.    1.    The  sense  of  smell,  ka  ike 
o  ka  ihu ;  ka  honi  ana. 

2.  A  s^oeet  smell,  he  ala:  aala. 

3.  A  bad  S7nell,  he  pilo;  xnlau;  hauna. 
Smelt,  V.    E  hooheehee  metala. 
Snaile, -y.    E  aka  iki. 

Smil'ing:,  adj.     1.     Oluolu.  A  smiling 
viorrdnc),  he  kakahiaka  oluolu. 
2.    Hoihoi.    A  smiling  countenance,  he 
helehelena  hoihoi. 

Sxuil'ingr-Iy,  adv.    Me  ka  hoihoi. 


Smirch,  v.    E  hapala;  e  paele. 
Smirk,  v.    See  simper. 
Smite,  V.    E  kui ;  e  pai r  e  hoopai. 
Smith,  n.    Kanaka  nana  i  na  mea  me- 
tala. 
Smith'y,  n.    Hale  hana  hao,  etc. 
Smoke,  n.    He  u-ahi. 
Smoke,  v.    1.    E  punohu  u-ahl. 

2.  E  puhi.    Smoke  tobacco,  puhi  baka. 

3.  E  hoo-pi'-pi'. 
Smok'er,  w.    Mea  puhi  baka. 
Smok'y,  adj.    L    Paapu  i  ka  u-ahi. 

2.    Pi 'pi'. 
Smol'der,  r.    E  a  pi'pi'. 
Smol'der-ing,  adj.    Pi'pi'. 
Smooth,  adj.    1.  Pahee;  mania.    Syn. 

glossy. 

2.    Malino;  malie.    Syn.  calm. 
Smooth,  V.    1.    E  hana  a  mania. 

2.    E  hookaawale  i  na  mea  e  keakea 

ana. 
Smooth'ly,  adv.    Pahee;  keakea  ole  ia. 
Smotli'er,  v.    1.    E  umi;  e  umi  wale. 

Syn.  strangle;  stifle. 

2.    E  paa  ka  hanu. 
SmOg'gle,  V.    E  hookomo  kolohe  i  ka 

waiwai  iloko  o  ka  aina,  me  ka  ukuole 

iked  ute. 
Smug'gler,  n.    Mea  hookomo  kolohe  1 

ka  waiwai. 
Smug'gliiig,  n.    Ka  hookomo  kolohe  i 

ka  waiwai. 
Sm&t'ty,  adj.    Paele  i  ka  lepo. 
Snail,  n.    Pupu  kanioe. 
Snail'paced,  a((/.    Hookaulua  loa;  like 

me  ke  kolo  ana  o  ka  pupu. 
Snake,  n.    Moo;nahesa. 
Suftp,  V.    1.    E  uhaki.     S?iap  asunder, 

e  uhaki  mawaena. 

2.  E  pai'na.    The  rope  has  snapped,  pa- 
ina  ke  kaula. 

3.  E  uina.    Snap  the  whip,  p  uina  i  ka 
huipa. 

4.  E  pana.    Syn.  snap  the  fingers. 
6.     Kepa,  as  snap  the  teeth  like  a  dog. 

6.  E  kanapi,  as  snap  the  guu. 

7.  E  keu;  olelo  kaki. 
Snap'pish,  ad/.    Kaki;  keu.    Syn.  pet- 
ulant. 

Snare,  n.    Hepahele. 

Snare,  v.    1.    E  halua;  e  hoohalua. 

2.    Snare  birds,  e  kawili  manu. 
Snarl,  v.    E  na'na. 
Snarl,  n.    He  leo  na'na. 

2.    He  hihia.    Syn.  tangle. 
Sniltch,  V.    E  kaili  ino;  e  lalau  inc. 
Sneak,  v.    E  kolo  pee. 
Sneak,  n.    Mea  kofo  pee. 
Sneak'-thief,  n.    Mea  aihue  i  na  mea 

liilii. 
Sneer,  n.    He  loiloi;  henehene. 
Sn«er'ing-lT,  adv.     Heneheue;  loiloi. 
Sneese,  v.    E  ki'he. 
Sniff,  V.    E  hanuhanu. 
Snick'er,  n.    He  akaakakamalii.    Syn. 

giggle. 
Snip,  v.    Eoki;eaKO. 
Suiv'el,  V.  E  hoomakauwe;  halokoloko. 


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Sn«b,  n.    Kanflka  nkena  wela. 
Suub'bish,  adj.    Kulakela;  haakei. 

Snooze,  v.    E  hiamoe  iki.    Syn.  doze. 
Snore,  v.    E  no'no;  e  ho'ho. 
Snor'ing,  71.    Ka  no'no  ana  o  ka  ihu. 
Snort,  V,    E  hoho;  e  hau. 
Snont,  n.    Nuku. 
Snow,  n.    Hau. 
Snow,  V.    E  haule  "mai  ka  kan. 
Snow'-ball,  n.    Po'po'  hau. 
Snow'-shoe,  n.    Kaniaa  hcle  hau. 

Snow'-storm,  n.    He  haule  ino  mai  o 

kahau. 
Snow'y,  adj.    Hau;  keokeo  me  he  hau 

la. 
SnAb,  r.    E  nuku. 
Snfib-'noge,  n.    Ihu  kumene. 
Sniiff,  V.     1.     E  hau.    Snuff  the  wind,  e 

hau  i  ka  makani. 

2.    E  koli.    Snuff  the  candle,  e  koli  i  ke 

kukui. 
Snurfers,  n.    Upa  koli  kukui. 
SnAg:,  adj.    1.    Papaana.   Syn.  comfort- 
able. 

2.    )Sin«flr  ^<,  paikini. 
Snfifir'ffle,  v.    E  moe  pili. 
Snug'ly,  adv.    Papaana. 
So,  adv.    Pe;  penei. 
So,  conj.    Nolaila. 
Soak,  V.    1.    E  hoo-u';  hoo-ma-u'. 

2.    E  omo.    Syn.  imbibe. 
Soap,  n.    Sopa. 

Soap'-8&d8,  n.    Hna  o  ka  wai  sopa. 
Soar,  V.    E  lele  iluna  lilo. 
Sdb,  r.    E  hauhau;  e  uwe. 
So'ber,  adj.    1.    Xuoo. 

2.    Onaole. 
S6M>er-ly,  adv.     Me  ke  kuoo;   me  ke 

akaaka  ole. 
So'ber-mind'ed,  adj.    Kuoo. 
So-bri'e-ty,  n.    1.    Ke  ano  kuoo. 

2.    Kaobaole. 
So'bri-quet  (8oT[>re-ka'),  n.    Inoa  ka- 

pakapa.  'Syn.  nickname. 
8o'ci-a-bll-i-ty,  n.    Ke  ano  launa  pu. 

So'ol-a-ble^  „-,.         t- 

S«'ci-al        1  °^J-       La^^a. 
So'ci-al-ly,  ndn).    Ma  ke  ano  launa. 
So-oi'e-ty,  n.    L     Ka  noho  pu  ana  o 

kanaka. 

2.    Ka  launa  ana. 

8.    He  liui.    A  literamj  society,  he  hui 

imi  uaauao  o  na  buke. 
SAck,  n.    He  kakini. 
ScJek'et,  n.    Kumu«      Socket  of  the  eye. 

makalua. 
Sdd,  n.    Papaamatm.    Syn.  turf. 
So'fa,  n.    He  noho  koki. 
Sdft,  adj.    Palupalu;  pepe;  wall;  uouo'. 

SAft'en,  V.    E  palu])alu;  e  hoopepe. 

Sofyness,  n.    Ke  ano  palupalu. 

Soil,  n.    Lepo. 

Soil,  V.    E  paele  I  ka  lepo. 

Sol-ree',  (swii-ra'),  n.    He  anaina  hoo- 

nanca  ma  ke  ahiahi. 
So'joum,  V.    E  noho  malihinl. 
S6'Journ-«r,  n.    Mea  noho  malihlni. 


S«l'ao«,  TO.    E  hooluoln;  hoo-na'.    Gyn- 

cheer. 
So'lar,  adj.    No  ka  La.     Solar  heat,  we- 

la  o  ka  La. 
Sol'der,  n.  _  Kepau  kapili  metala. 
Sol'dier  (sol-jer),  n.    He  koa. 
Sol'dier-ly,  adj.    Ano  koa. 
Sole,  n.    Poll  wawae. 
Sole,  adj.    Hookahi  wale  no.    Sole  sur^ 

vivor,  ka  mea  hookahi  wale  no  i  pakele- 
Sdl'e-cism,  n.     He  hewa  ma  ka  oleic. 

Syn.  Darbarism. 
Sole'ly,  adv.    Wale  no.    Solely  for  your 

benefit,  no  kou  pono  wale  no. 
SoVemn,  adj.    Eehia;  hoano. 
So-lem'ni-ty,  n.     He  hana  eehia;  ho 

ano  eehia. 
Sol'em-nize,  n.     1.     E  hooko  i  na  ha- 
na ku  i  ka  hoomana. 

2.  Solemnize  a  marriage,  e  hooko  i  ka 
oihana  mare. 

3.  Solemnize  the  mind,  e  hookomo  i  ka 
eehia  i  ka  naau. 

Sol'enin-ly,  adv.      Me  ka  eehia  o  ka 

naau. 
So-lic'it,  V.  1.  E  kono;  e  hookonokono. 

Syn.  entice. 

2.    E  noi ;  e  koi.    Syn.  request. 
So-lic'1-ta'tlon,  n.    I.    Ka  hookonoko- 
no a'na. 

2.    Ke  koi  ana. 
So-lic'lt-or,  n.    He  loio. 
So-llc'it-ofls,  adj.    Pihoihoi;   iini  nul. 
So-llc'i-tude,  n.    Iini  nui  o  ka  mauao. 
StU'id,  n.    He  kino  paa;  he  paa, 
S61'id,  adj.    Paa. 
So-lid'i-f^,  TO.    E  lilo  i  kino  paa. 
SoPid-ly,  adr.    1.    Me  ka  paa  loa. 

2.    Me  Jca  lokahi.    Syn.  unanimouslv. 
So-lil'o-qnize,  v.     E  nalu.     /  said  to 

myself,  nalu  Iho  au. 
So-Iil'o-quy,  Tu    Kanahiana. 
S<Sl'i-ta-ry,  adj.    1.    Mehameha.    Sy'n. 

lonely. 

2.    Neoneo.    Syn.  unfrequented. 
SdVi-tude,  n.    Wahi  mehameha;  wahi 

neoneo. 
So'lo,  TO.    Mele  leo  hookahi. 
Sol'Htice,  TO.    He  wahi  }im  ke  ala  hale  o 

ka  hoiiua  i  mamao  loa'ku  ai  ka  la  mai 

ka  poaiwaena. 
Sdl'u-ble,  adj.    Heehee  i  ka  wai. 
So-lu'tion,  TO.    1.    He  wai  a  me  kekahi 

mea  e  ae  i  kaawili  pu  ia. 

2.    He  wehewehe  ano. 
SiSlve,  V.    E  wehewehe;  e  imi  ninau. 
t^olv'en-cy,  n.    1.    Ka  oi  o  ka  loaa  ma- 

muao  ka  lilo. 

2.    Ka  makaukau  e  hookaa  ale. 
Sfilv'ent,  adj.    Hiki  ke  hookaa  i  na  aie. 
Solv'ent,  TO.    He  wai  hoohee. 

ism-l:^?:}  «<'»••  1-  pouuuii. 

2.    Ano  kaumaha. 
Some,  adj.    1.    Mau;  kekahi.  Some  per- 
sons, kekahi  poe. 

2.    Kauwahl.    Some  portion,  kauwahi 
hapa. 


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Some'bod-y,  n.     Kekahi  mea.     Syn. 

some  one. 
Some'liow,  adv.    Pehea  la!    It  must  be 

done  somehow,  e  pono  ke  hanaia  pehea 

la! 
Som'er-sault, ;         He  kulou  poo;    ku- 
Som'er-set,      \     '        wala. 
Soine'thing,  n.    Kekahi  mea. 
Some'time,  adv.    I  kekahi  wa. 
Some'tiiuesy  adv.      I  kekahi  mau  ma- 

nawa. 
Some'what,  adv.    Iki.    Somewhat  tired, 

luhi  iki. 
Some'where,  adv.    Ma  kau  wahi;  ma 

kekahi  wahi. 
Som-nam'bu-listn,  n.  Moe  hewa;  hele 

ma  ka  hiamoe. 
Som-nam'T)u-ll8t,  n.    Mea  moe  hewa. 
Som'no-lence,  n.    Ke  ake  o  ka  naau  e 

hiamoe. 
Som'no-lent,  adj.  Maka  hiamoe.  Syn. 

sleepy. 
Son,  71.    Keiklkane. 
Song,  n.    He  mele.    Syn.  hymn ;  ballad. 
Song'ster,  n.    He  manu  memele. 
Song'stress,  n.    Wahine  akamai  i  ke 

mele. 
Son'in-law,  n.    Hunona  kane. 
Son'net,  n.    He  mele  pokole. 

So-no'rotks,  adj.    Kani;  kanioi. 
So-no'roiis-ly,  adv.    Me  ke  kanioi. 
Soon,  adv.  Koke;  kokoke;  awiwi;hlki- 

wawe. 
ScMst,  71.    Lepo  uahi. 
Sootbe,  V.    E  hoomalielle;  hoo-na.  Syn. 

calm. 
Sootb'say-er,  n.    He  kilo;  hoopiopio. 
So~t)t'y,  adj.    Paele  i  ka  lepo  uahi. 
Sop,  n.    Hakina  ai. 
Soph'ist,  n.    Mea  hoo-akamai  wale  ma 

ka  olelo. 
So-phlst'ic-al,  adj.    Akamai  wale  ma 

ka  olelo. 
Sdph'ist-ry,  n.    Ka  hoo-akamai  ma  ka 

olelo. 
Soph'o-more,  n.  Ka  papa  ekolu  ma  ke 

Kula  Nui. 
Sop'o-rif'ic,  n.    He  mea  hoo-hiamoe. 

So-pran'o,  n.     Ka  leo  wahine.     Syn. 

treble. 
Sor'cer-er,  n.    Kahuna  anaana. 
S«Sr'cer-y,  n.    Anaana;  hoopiopio. 
Sor'did,  adj.    1.     Alunu;   puniwaiwai. 

Syn.  covetous. 

2.    Paele;    paumaele;   haukae.     Syn. 

filthy. 
Sore,  adj.    Eha. 

Siire      {  „^.,    Loa.  Sorely  troubled, -pi"^- 
S5r.e'lyi  "^^'       kia  loa. 
Sor'row,  n.    Kaumaha  o  ka  naau;  eha- 

eha;  luuluu.    Syn.  grief. 
Sor'row-ful,  adj.     Kaumaha;   luuluu. 

S6r'r6"w-fal-ly,  adv.     Me  ka  ehaeha; 

me  ke  kaumaha. 
Sdr'ry,  adj.     Minamina;  mamina;  mi- 

hi. 
Sort,  n.    He  ano.    Syn.  kind;  species. 


Sort,  V.  E  wae  ma  na  ano;  e  hookaawale 

ma  na  ano. 
Sor'tie,  n.     Ka  puka'na  maiehoouka 

kaua. 
Sot,  n.    Mea  ona  mau. 
Sot'tisli,  adj.    Ona  mau 
Sot'tish-ness,  n.     He  ona  mau. 
Soul,  n.    Ka  uhaoe. 
Soal'less,  adj.      Haahaa;    hoo-kanaka 

ole. 
Sound,  n.     L     Hehaalulu;  he  leo;  he 

kani. 

2.    Kaikuono  papa'u. 
Sound,  ad/.    1.    Paa;  kina' ole. 

2.    Oiaio  maoli.    Sound  advice,  olelo  ao 

oialo  maoli. 
Sound,  V.    E  kani;  hoo-kani;  haalulu. 

Sound'ings,  n.    Na  wahi  o  ke  kai  i  hiki 

ke  ana  ia  ka  hohonu. 
Sound'ly,  adv.    1.  Me  ka  ikaika.     miip 

soundly,  e  hahau  me  ka  ikaika. 

2.    Loa.    Sleep  soundly,  e  hiamoe  loa. 
Sound'ness,  n.    L    Ke  kina'  ole;  popo 

ole;  paa. 

2.    Ka  oialo.    Syn.  truth. 
Soup,  n.    He  supa;  kai. 
Sour,  adj.    1.    Awaawa. 

2.    Nanau;  keemoa.    Syn.  crabbed. 
Source,  n.    Kumu. 
Souse,  n.    L    He  lu  iloko  o  ka  wm. 

2.    Na  pepeiao  me  na  wawae  o  ka  puaa 

1  hoomoaia  iloko  o  ka  vinika. 
South,  n.    Kukulu  Hema. 

Soutb-east',  n.    Hikina  Hema 
Soutti'er-ly,  adj.   1.    Mai  ka  Hema  mal 

A  southerly  wind,  he  makani  mai  ka 

Hema  mai. 

2.    I  ka  Hema  aku. 
Sotktb'ward  (or  sutb'ard),  adv.  1.  Ika 

Hema  aku. 

2.    From  southward,  mai  ka  Hema  mat. 
Soutb-wdst',  adj.    Komohana  Hema. 

Soutb-west'er,  n,    1.     Makani  ino  no 

ke  Komohana  Hema  mai. 

2.    He  papale  nui  pale  ino  maluna  o 

ka  moku.         _ 
Sou-ve-nir  (soov'neer),  n.    Mea  hoo- 

raanao.    Syn.  keep-sake. 
Sov'er-eign  (siiv'er-in),  n.  L  He  moi. 

2.    Hapaha  gula  o  Enelani. 
SoT'er-eign,  adj.    Mana  kiekie;  mana 

loa. 
SoT'er-eigrn-tv,  n.    Ka  mana  kiekie. 
Sdw,  n.    Puaakumulau. 
Saw,  V.    E  lu'lu'  hua;  e  lu. 
Sow'er,  n.    Mea  lu'lu'  hua. 
Space,  72.    1.    Wa;  kowa;  wahikaawale. 

2.  'Infinite  space,  ke  ao  palena  ole  o  Ke 

Akua. 
Spa'ciofis,  adj.     Akea.     Syn.  roomy; 

ample. 
Spade,  n.    Oo. 
Span,  71.    He  kikoo  lima. 
Span'iard,  n.    Kumaaiua  o  Sepania. 
Span'iel,  71.     Kekahi  ano  ilio. 
Sp&n'isb,  adj.    Paniolo;  no  Sepania. 
Spank,  V.    E  pal  i  ke  kikala. 


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Spank'er,  n.    Pea  hope  o  ka  moku ;  ka 

pea  nui. 
Spar,  n.    He  o'a  moku. 
Spiir,  V.    E  mokomoko.    Syn.  box. 
Spar'deek,  w.  Ka  oneki  nui  o  ka  moku. 
Spare,  acfj    1.    Wiwi;  olala.    Syn.  thin; 

lean. 

2.     Koe.     A  spare  book,  he  buke  1  koe. 

8.    Kaawale.    No  spare  time,  aole  ma- 

nawa  kaawule. 

4.    Aua.    Syn.  chary. 
Spare,  n.    1.    E  aua.    Syn.  forbear. 

2.    E  hookuu.    Spare  me  to  go,  he  hoo- 

kuu  ia'u  e  hele. 

8.    E  kokua.     Spare  a  book,  e  kokua 

mai  i  buke. 

4.    E  ahonui.    Syn.  be  merciful. 
Spare'rib,  n.    Kulana  aoao  o  ka  i'o  pu- 

aa. 
Sp^r'ln§r,  adj.    Pakiko;  aua. 
Spar'ingr-Iy,  adv.   1.    Pakiko.   Eat  spar- 
ingly, e  ai  pakiko. 

2.     Aua.     Give  sparingly,  e  haawi  me 

ka  aua. 
Spark,  n.    He  htina  ahi. 
Spark'le,  adv.    E  huali;  hulili;  e  lile- 

lile. 
Sparse,  adj.    Kawalawala. 
Sparse'ly,  adv.  Kawalawala.  A  sparcely 

settled  country,  he  aina  i  noho  kawala- 
wala ia. 
Spasm,  71.    He  eha  e  umii  ana  ;  hui  ku- 

newa. 
Spas-mdd'ic,  adj.   Kaulele;  klkokikoi. 
Spat'ter,  v.    E  kbpipi;  e  mahikihiki. 
Speak,  V.    Ekemu;  e  kamailio;  e  haio- 

lelo. 
Speak'er,  n.    1.    Mea  ekemu;  mea  ka- 
mailio. 

2.    Luna-hoomalu. 
Speak'ing:,  n.  Ke  kamailio  ana;  ka  hal- 

olelo  ana. 
Speak'hiff-trtim'pet,  n.    He  ole. 
Speak'ing-tuhe,  n.    He  ohe  kamailio. 
Spear,  n.    He  ihe. 
Spe'cial,  adj,    Wae  ia:  ku  1  ka  wa. 
Sp6'cial-ty,  n.    Mea  1  maa  ai;  mea  i 

makaukau  loa'i. 
Spe'cie,  v.     Dala  paa.    Specie  payment, 

ukii  dala  paa. 
Spe'cieg,  n.    He  ano.    Syn.  kind. 
Spe-ciric,  adj.    L    Kuhikuhi  pono  ia; 

noopololel  ia. 

2.    A  specific  remedy,  he  laau  hoola  ma- 

oli. 
Spe-ciri€-al-ly,  adv.    Maopopolea. 
Spec'^i-fl-ca'tlon,    n.      Ke     kuhikuhi 

pono  ana. 
Spdc'1-fy,  V.    E  kuhikuhi  pono. 
Spec'I-men,  n.    Mea  hoiko  i  ke  ano. 
Spe'cioCks,  adj.     Pololel  1  ka  nana'ku. 

Syn.  plausible. 
Speck,  n.    Kiko;  kikoklko;  pula. 
Spcck'led,  adj.  Kikokiko;  kinohinohi. 

Syn.  spotted. 
Sp^c'ta-cle,  n.    He  mea  1  hoikeia;  na- 

naina. 
Spec'ta-€le§,  n.    Maka  aniani. 
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Spec-ta'tor,  n.    Mea  e  nana  ana.    Syn. 

beholder. 
Spec'tre,|         He  uhane;  uhane  lapu. 
Spee'ter,  J  "'        Syn.  ghost. 
Spee'trum,  n.    Na  kukuna  o  ka  mala- 

malaraa  i  hookaawale  ia  e  ke  aniani 

hookaawale. 
Spee'u-late,  v.    1.    E  hoopukapuka. 

2.    E  poonoo ;  noonoo.    Syn.  consider; 

reflect. 
Spee'u-la'tlon,  n.     1.      Ka  hoopuka- 
puka ana. 

2;    Ka  noonoo  wale  ana.     Syn.  con- 
jecture. _ 
Spee'u-la'tor,  n.  1.  Mea  hoopukapuka. 

2.    Mea  noonoo  wale. 
Speech,  n.    Olelo;  haiolelo. 
Speech'less,  adj.    1.     Ekemu  ole;  aa. 

2.    Speechless  from  fear,  lohaloha. 
Speed,  V.    E  holo  mama  aku. 
Speed,  n.    Mama  ma  ka  holo;  awiwi. 
Speed'1-ly,  adv.     Me  ka  mama;  hiki- 

wawe. 
Speed'y,  acf;.  Mama;  hikiwawe;  awiwi. 
Spell,  V.    1.    E  hookuikui  hua;  e  pela. 

2.    E  hoomaha  mai. 
Spell,  n.    He  manawa  iki;  he  wa. 
Spell'er,  n.     1.     Keiki  hookuikui  hua 

olelo. 

2.    Buke  pe'la  hua  oleio. 
Spelling,  n.    Ke  pela  hua  olelo. 
Spend,  V.    E  hoolilo  aku.    Spend  waste- 
fully,  e  hoomaunauna;  e  uhauha  wale. 
Spend'thrift,  n.    Mea  uhauha  wale. 
Spew,  V.    E  luai.    Syn.  vomit. 
Sphere,    n.     1.    He  poepoe.    Flattened 

sphere,  poepoe  hawae.     A   lengthened 

sphere,  poepoe  pikoi. 

2.    He  kulana. 
Spher'ic-al,  adj.    Poepoe. 
Spice,  n.    Hua  ala;  mea  hoomiko  ai. 
Spi'cy,  ad/.    1.    Aala;  mikomiko. 

2.    A  spicy  remark,  he  olelo  akamaL 
Spi'der,  n,    Nananana. 

Splfe**  '  (  ^'    Umoki  laau  no  ka  pahv 

Spike,  n.    Kui  hao  nunui. 

Spike,  V.    1.    E  kakia  me  ke  kui  htu* 

nui. 

2.    Spike  a  gun,  e  kakia  i  kui  hao  ma 

ka  puka  ki  o  ka  pukuniahl. 
Spill',  V.    E  hanini;  hoo-hanini. 
Spin,  V.    1.    E  kaa.    Spin  a  top,  e  kaa  i 

Ka  hu. 

2.    E  milo.    Spin  rope,  e  milo  kaula, 
Spi'nal,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  iwi  kuamoo. 
Spine,  n.    Iwi  kuamoo.  Syn.  backbone; 

spinal  column. 
Spin'ningr- wheel, n.  Pokakaa  milolopi. 
Spi-ny,  adj.     Oioi;  wauawana.     Syn. 

thorny. 
Spin'Hter,  n.    Wuhine  i  mare  ole, 
Spi'ral,  adj.    Pakaawili. 
Spire,  n     Hale  oioi;  hale  pakul. 
Splr'It,  n.    1.    Uhane.    Syn.  souL 

2.    He  lapu.    Syn.  ghost. 

8.    Anokoa.    Syn.  courage. 

4.    Hoihoi  o  ku  nuau. 


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8p?r'it-ed,  adf,    1.    Hoihoi.    A  spirited 
horse,  he  lio  hoihoi. 

2.    Hoohoihoi;  hooeueu.  A  spirited  adr 
dress,  he  haiolelo  hooeueu. 

gpir'its,  n.    Na  wai  ona. 

Spir'it-u-al,  adj.  1.  No  ka  uhane.  Spir- 
itual needs,  ua  nele  o  ka  uhane. 
2.    Haipule. 

Spir'it-u-al-ism,  n.    Xa  manaoio  i  na 
lapu,  na  hihio,  me  na  uhane. 

8]pir'it-u-al'i8t,  n.    Kanaka  i  manaoio 
i  na  lapu,  etc. 

Spir'it-u-al-ly,  adv.    Haipule.    Spirit- 
ually minded,  naau  haipule. 

8pir'it-u-oti8,  adj.    Ona.    Spirittums  li- 
quors, na  wai  ona. 

Spit,  n.    1.    Kuha. 

2.  Lae  o'ne. 

3.  He  o  pulehn  I'-o. 

Spite,  n,    Hoomauhala;  opu  Ino.    Syw. 

malice. 
Spite'fnl,  adj.    Opu  ino;  keemoa.  Syn. 

malicious. 
Spif  tie,  n.    Kuha;  wale. 
Spit- toon',  n.    Ipu  kuha. 
Splash,  t'.    E  poo  i  ka  wai;  e  kapeku. 
Splen'did,  adj.    Nani;  karaahao. 
Splcn'dop,  71.    He  nani;  he  kamahao. 
Splen'e-tle,  adj.  Nanau ;  keemoa.  Syn. 

morose. 
Splice,  V.    E  hookui ;  e  panainai. 
Splint       )  „     1.    Laau  hoopololei  iwl  i 
Splint'erj  ^       hakl. 

2.    He  moka.    Syn.  fragment. 
Split,  V.  1.    E  ka'ka'.    Split  wood,  e  ka'- 

\sl'  wahie.    Syn.  cleave. 

2.    E  wahi;  e  wawahi  liiliL    Syn.  split 

to  pieces. 

8.    E  mokuahana. 
Spoil,  V.     1.     E  hao;  e  pakaha.     Syn. 

rob. 

2.    E  ino.    The  food  is  spoiled,  ua  ino  ka 

ai. 
Spoil,  n.    Waiwal  pio,     Syn.  plunder; 

booty. 
Spoke,  71.    Kukuna  o  ka  huila. 
Spoke'shave,  n.    Pahi  koli. 
Spokes'man,  n.    He  waha-olelo. 
Spo-li-a'tion,  n.    Ka  hao  wale  ana. 
Sponge,  n.    Huahuakai. 
Spongr'er,  n.    He  hoopilimeaai;  he  lo'- 

ma-lo'ma-ai-halale. 
Spongr'y  adj.     Pukapuka;   me  he  hua- 
huakai la. 
Spon-ta'ne-otls,  ad;.  1.  Uluwale.  Syn. 

voluntary. 

.2.    A  spontaneous  thought,   he   manao 

ulu  Avale. 
Spon-ta'ne-oiis-ly,  adv.    1.    Wale.    To 

grow  spontaneously,  e  kupu  wale  mai. 

2.     Hamuli   o   ka   makemake.     Syn. 

voluntarily. 
Spook,  n.    He  lapu;  he  mu.  Syn.  ghost. 
Spool,  n.    Pokakaa  will  lopi. 
Spoon,  71.    He  puna. 
Spobn'ful,  71.    Piha  puna. 
tiport,  71.     Paanl;   lealea.     Syn.  play; 

iuu. 


Sport'ive,  adj.      Lea;    lealea;   hoihoi. 

Syn.  merry. 
Sport'ive-iy,  adv.    Ma  ke  ano  paani. 
Sports'man,  n.    1.    Kanaka  ki  holoho- 

lona. 

2.    Kanaka  i  puni  i  kela  me  keia  hana 

lealea. 
Spdt,  n.    1.    Kiko;  onio.    A  dirty  spot, 

he  paele.    A  bad  spot,  he  kina'.    Syn. 

stain;  blemish. 

2.    Kauwahi.    Syn.  place ;  locality. 
Spdt,  V.   1.   E  paele  i  ka  lepo.  Syn.  soil. 

2.    E  hakilo;  iciai;  kiu. 
Spot'less,  adj.    Maemae;  kina  ole. 
Spfit'ted,    adj.     Onionio;    kinohinohi. 

Syn.  speckled. 
Spduse,  n.    Mea  1  mare;  ka  wahine  pa- 

na  o  ke  kane  mare;  ke  kane  paha  o  Ka 

wahine  mare. 
Spout,  n.    He  nukti  wai. 
Spout,  V.    E  kahe  ikaika  noloko  mai. 
Sprain,  n.    He  hai;  okupe. 
Sprain,  v.    E  anuu. 
Sprawl,  V.    E  moe  moau. 
Spray,  n.    1.    Ehu;  ehukai. 

2.    Lala;  mau  lala  liilii  i  hui  ma  ka  la- 
la  nui. 
Spread,  v.    1.    E  uhola;  e  halii.    Spread 

the  bed,  e  halii  i  ka  moe. 

2.  E  hohola;  e  hoolaha.  Spread  the 
news,  e  hoolaha  i  ka  nuhou.  Syn.  cir- 
culate. 

3.  E  laha. 

Spread,  n.     He  papa  aina  i  hoomakau- 

kau  ia  me  na  mea  ai. 
Spree,  n.    Lealea  uhauha. 
Sprig,  71.    Laalaau. 
Sprighfli-ness,  7i.    Ano  hoihoi;  lale- 

lale. 
Sprightly,  adj,  Hoihol;  lalelale.    Syn. 

vivacious. 
Spring.  V.    E  lele.    Syn.  jump. 

2.  Epoi;popoi.    Syn.  pounce. 

3.  E  puai,    Syn.  burst  forth  as  water. 

4.  E  kupu.    Syn.  germinate. 
6.    Nopu;  nopunopu. 

Spring,  71.    Punuwai.  Spring  water,  wai 
mapuna. 

2.  Ke  kau  makalii;  kau  kupulau. 

3.  Kila  holuholu. 

4.  He  lehe  iluna. 
Spring'tide,  ti.    Kai  piha. 
Spring'y,    adj.     Holuholu;   napenape. 

Syn.  elastic. 
Sprink'le,  v.    L    E  kapipi;  e  kopi. 

2.    E  u'aikL 
Sprink'le,  n.    He  wahl  u'-a  iki. 
Sprink'ling,  7i.    1,    He  mau  paka-u'-a. 

2.    He  wahi  mea  iki. 
Sprit,  n.    He  o'-a  pea. 
Sprite,  71.    He  uhane;  lapu.  Syn.  ghost. 
Sprout,  V.    E  kupu ;  e  hoo-kupu. 
Sprout,  n.  He  opuu.  Sugar  cane  sprout, 

ahuahu. 
Spruce,  ad/,    Mikioi;  aulil.    Syn.  neat. 
Spry ,'adj.    Ma'ma'.    Syn.  nimble. 
SpAiik,  71.    Naau  koa;  naau  hooikaika. 
Spur,  n.    Kepa;  kui. 


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Spur,  V.    1.    E  hon  i  ke  kepa. 

2.    E  hooeueu;  hoohilelale. 
Spii'ri-ous,  adj.  Oiaio  ole;  hookamani. 
Spurn,  V-    L    E  kae.    Syn.  turn  a  deaf 

ear. 

2.    E  kipaku  me  ka  hoowaha'waha' 

8.    E  keehi  me  ka  huhu. 
Spurt,  V.    Eki'ki'. 
Sput'ter,  V.    E  nono-a';  nononono-a 
Spy,  n.    He  kiu. 
Spy,  V.    1.    E  hoomaka'kiu. 

2.    E  ike  ma  kahi  mamao.    Syn.  espy. 
Spy'plass,  n.    Ohe  na'na'. 
Squjib'ble,  n.    He  hakaka;  aumeume. 

Syn.  scuffle. 
Squstd,  n.    Poe  koa;  poe  koa  ao  paikau. 
Squad'ron,  n.    1.    He  mahele  o  ke  au- 

moku. 

2.    He  mahele  o  ka  puali  koa  hooholo 

lio. 
Squatl'id,  acf/.    Haukae:  pelapela. 
Squall,  n.    1.    He  kikiao;  makani  mu- 

miiku. 

2.    Alala'  o  ke  keiki. 
Squal'ly,  adj.    Puahiohio. 
Squii'lor,  n.    Ka  haukae  o  ka  noho'na. 
Squan-der,  v.    E   uhauha;  e  hoomau- 

uauna. 
Square,    adj.      1.       Huina-ha-kupono; 

aoao  like. 

2.       Hoopono;     pololei.      Syn.    just; 

honest. 
Sqmftre,  n.     1.     He  huina-ha-kupono, 

aoao  like. 

2.  Hehelui  hoonui  lame  la  iho;  he 
mana. 

3.  Kuea  kamena'. 

4.  Wahi  akea,  kaawale  iloko  o  ke  ku- 
lanukauhale. 

Square'ly,  adt;.    Pololei.    Sit  squarely, 

ku  pololei. 
Square'roof ,  n.    Kumu  kuea. 
Squash,  n.    Ipu  pu. 
Squat,  adj.    Poupou. 
Squat'ter,  n.     Mea  noho  kuleana  ole 

ma  ka  aina. 
Squfivr,  n.    Wahine  Inikinl. 
Squeak,  v.    E  ul ;  uiui',  e  nakolo. 
Squeal,  V.    E  uwe,  mehe  puaa  la, 
Squeatu'lsh,  adj.    Poluea. 
Sqeeze,  v.  L  E  uwl.  Squeeze  dry,  e  uwi 

a  ma  loo. 

2.    E  kaomi.    A  tight  squeeze,  wahi  pi- 

likia  loa. 
Squlnfeyed,  od/.    Maka  keekee. 
Squirm,  v.    £  ooioui;  kupaka;  pakaa- 

wili. 
Squirt,  v.    E  ki  wal;  e  kikl  aku. 
St&b,  V.    £  hou  i  ka  pahi ;  i  ka  mca  otol 

paha. 
8t»-bllM-ty,  n.     Onl  paa;  kupaa;  paa. 
Sta'ble,  o<y.  Onipaa;  paa.  Syn.  Htanch. 
Stji'ble,  n.    Hale  malama  holoholona. 
St&ck,  n.    He  ahua;  puu.    Stack  oj  hay, 

pun  mauu  maloo. 
Sta«k,  V.    E  hoo  pu-a'. 
St4ff,  n.    1.    KooKOO. 

2.    O'a.    Syn.  maslc  staff. 


8.    N"a  kokua  o  ke  generala;  kiaaina, 

etc. 

4.    Flag  staff,  pahu  hae. 
Stage,  n.    1.    He  awai. 

2.    He  wa;  he  au. 
Stag-e'coach,  n.    Kaa  nui  lawe  ohua. 
Stag'ger,  r.    E  hika'ka';  kunewanewa. 
Stag'ing-,  71.    He  wahi  e  ku  ai  o  ka  poe 

kukulu  hale;  amana  kukulu  hale. 
Stag'nant,  adj.    Lana  malie  a  pilopilo. 
Stag'nate,  v.    E  lana  malie  a  pilopilo. 

E  pau  ke  kahe  ana  a  inoino  mai. 
Stag^-na'tion,  n.    Ka  pau  ana  o  ke  kar 

he.    Ka  lana  malie  ana. 
Staid,  adj.    Kuoo.    Syn.  sedate. 
Stain,  n.    Kohulepo;  hepaele;  kina. 

Stain'l ess,  ad!/.    1.    Kina' ole.  maemae. 

2.    Makamae.     A   stainless   reputation, 

heinoamak  amae. 
Stairs,  n.     Anuu. 
Stair'ease^  „      .,     „^„„ 
Stair'wayl  ^-    Ala  anuu. 
Stake,  n.    1.    Pahu. 

2.  Waiwaipili. 

3.  Kuleana.    A  stake  in  the  country,  he 
he  kuleana  iloko  o  ka  aina. 

4.  Repxiiation  at  stake^  e  poino  paha  ka 
inoa  maikai. 

Stale,  adj.    Kahiko;  mananalo. 
St^lk,  n.    Kumu  o  ka  laau  liilii.    Corn 

stalk,  kumu  kurina. 
St£|lk,  t;.    E  hele  kikoo  moau. 
Stall,  n.  1.  Keena  hoopaa  hooloholona. 

2.    Wahi  kuai  maka  hale  makeke. 
Stal'lion,  n.    Lio  kea. 
StaPwart,  adj.     Ikaika;  puipui.    Syn. 

strong. 
Stam'mer,  v.    E  uu, 
Stam'iner-cr,  n.    Mea  leo  \\m. 
Stamp,  V.    1.    E  hehi. 

2.    E  pai ;  e  kau  i  i)oo  leta. 
Stamp,  71.    1.    Hoailouapai. 

2.    Poo-leta.    Syn.  postage  stamp. 
Stam-pede',  n.    He  auhee  puiwaT  Syn. 

panic. 
Stanch,  v.    E  hoopau  i  ke  kahe  ana. 
Stanch,  adj.     Pill  paa;  kupaa.     Syn. 

firm. 
Stanch'ion,  n.    Mea  koo. 
Stiind,  V.    E  ku.    To  take  a  stand,  e  ku. 
Stand,  n.    Kahi  e  ku  ai. 

2.  He  pakaukau  liilii. 

3.  Stand  erect,  (as  hair  through  fear), 
ku  ka  ehu;  kakalaioa. 

Stand'ard,  ri.  1.  He  hae.  Syn.  banner. 
2.  He  ana.  Syn.  measure.  A  stand- 
ard of  value,  ho  ana  o  ka  waiwai. 

St&nd'ard,  adj.  Mau  ka  waiwai;  paa 
ka  waiwai. 

Stand'ard-be&r-er,  n.    Mea  lawe  hae. 

StAnd'lng^,  n.  He  kulana.  Syn.  position ; 

rank. 
Bt&ntVlng,  p.  p.    1.  Eku  ana.  Standi),  g 

crops,  na  hua  o  ka  aina  e  kii  ana;   aolo 

1  ohi  la. 

2.    Mau.     Standing  cotnmittee,  komite 

mau. 


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Stan'za,  n.     Panku    mele;  pautu    hi- 

meni. 
Sta'ple,  n.    1.    He  lou. 

2.    Waiwai  i  hoohua  mau  ia. 
Sta'ple,  adj.    Hoohua  mau  ia.    Staple 

productions,  waiwai  i  hoohua  mau  ia. 
Star,  n.    1.    Hoku. 
Stiir'board,  n.     Ka  aoao  akau    o   ka 

moku. 
Starch,  n.    Pia;  mea  pia  lole. 
Stare,  v.    E  haka  pono  ka  maka. 
Star'gaz'er,  n.    Kilo  hoku. 
Stflr'liglit,  n.    Malamalama  hoku'. 
Start,  V.    1.    E  hoomaka  hele. 

2.    E  nee. 

8.    E  puiwa. 
Stiirt'le,  v.    E  hoopuiwa;  hikilele. 
Start'ling:,  adj.     Hoopuiwii;  weliweli. 
Star-va'tion,  n.    Make  i  ka  pololi;  wi. 
Starve,  r.    E  hooki  ai;  e  make  i  ka  po- 

loll. 
Starveling,  n.  Mea  wiwi;  a  olala  paha, 

no  ka  lawa  pono  ole  o  ka  ai. 
State,  n,    1.    He  moku-aina. 

2.     The  State,  ke  Aupuni. 

8.    Ka  noho'na. 

4.    Hanohano. 
State,  V.     E  hoakaka;  e  hai.     State  a 

complaint,  e  hoakaka  i  ka  pilikia. 
Sta1/ed»  adj.     Mau.     Stated  hours,   na 

horamau.    Stated  meetings,  n&hal&wai 

ku  mau. 
Stat'ed-ly,  adv.     I  kela  me  keia  ma- 

nawa, 
State'ly,  adj-    Hanohano;    ihiihl;  hie- 

hie.    Syn.  dignified. 
State'inent,  n.    He  haina;  he  olelo. 
State-room,  n.    Keena  noho,  maluna 

o  ka  moku. 
States'man,  n.     Kanaka  akamai  1  ke 

kalai  aina. 
State s'man-llke,  adj.    Noeau  i  ke  ka- 

laiaina. 
Sta'tion,  n.    1.    He  kahua.    Commercial 

station,  kahua  no  ka  oihana  kalepa. 

2.    Railroad  station,  kahi  e  ku  ai  na 

kaa  alanui  hao. 

8.    St&tion  kousCy  halewai. 

4*    Kulana»    Syn.  standing. 
Sta'tion,  v.    E  hoonoho. 
StsVtlon-a-ry,  adj.    Paa;  nee  ole;  hoo- 
noho paa  ia. 
Sta'tion-er,  n.    Mea  kuai  i  na  lako  no 

ke  kakau  palapala. 
Sta'tion-e-ry,  n.    Na  lako  kakau  pala- 
pala. 
Sta-tis'tlcs,  n.    Na  helu  o  kela  me  keia 

mea. 
Stat'u-a-ry,  n.    Na  kii  i  kalaiia. 
Stat'ue,  n.    Kii  kalaiia. 
Stat'ure,  n.    Kiekie.    Syn.  hight. 
Stat/ute,  n.    Kanawai.    Syn.  law;  ordi- 
nance. 
Stave,  n.    Laau  kapili  barela. 
Stave,  V.    E  wawahi ;  e  kipo;  e  nahaTia'. 
Stay,  V.    1.    E  noho;  e  kali.  Stay  axehile, 
e  kali  iki. 
2.    E  koo;  e  paipai.    Syh.  prop. 


Stay,  n.     1.    He  koo;  he  mea  paipai. 

Syn.  prop. 

2.    Kaula  koo. 
Stead,  n.  Hakahaka;  wahi.  In  his  stead, 

ma  kona  wahi. 
Stead'fast,  adj'    Kupaa;  wlwo  ole. 
Stead'fast-ly,  adv.     1.     Me  ka  wiwo 

ole. 

2.    Me  ka  loli  ole. 
Stead'1-ly,  adv.  Mau.  Steadily  increase, 

e  mahuahua  mau. 

2.    Steadily  gaze,  e  nana  me  ka  wiwo 

ole  o  ka  maka. 
Stead-y,  adi.    1.    Mau.    A  steady  wind, 

he  makani  mau. 

2.  Kupaa.    A  steady  man,  he  kanaka 
kupaa. 

3.  Ona  ole.    Syn.  sober. 

Stead-y,  v.     E  hookupaa.    Steady  your 

hand,  e  hookupaa  i  kou  lima. 
Steak,  n.    I-o  koala. 
Steal,  V.    E  aihue.    Steal  away^  e  kokolo 

malu  aku. 
StealMng8,  n.    Na  mea  i  aihue  ia. 
Stealth,  n.    Hana  malu'. 
Stealth-y,  adj.    Malu'.    A  steaUhy  acU 

hana  malu. 

2"    Kolopee;  amio;  amihi. 
Steam,  n.    Mahu. 
Steam'boat,  n.      Mokumahu;    moku- 

ahi. 
Steam'en'^ine,  n.    Enikini  mahu. 
Steani'er,   n.      1.      Mokumahu.       Syn. 

steamboat. 

2.    He  ipu  e  hoomoa  ai  i  ka  mahu. 
Steam'p&ck'et,    n.      Mokumahu  holo 

moaua. 
Steam'plow,  n.    He  mikini  mahu  mea 

palau  aina. 
Steam'tug,    n.      Mokumahu    hookolo 

moku. 
Steed,  n.    Lio  mama. 

Steel,  n.    1.    Hao  kila. 

2.    He  o  hookala  pahi. 
Steel,  v.    E  hoopaakiki.    Steel  the  hearty 

e  hoopaakiki  i  ka  naau. 
Steel'trap,  n.    Upiki  hao. 

Steel'yard  (stll-yard),  n.     Ana  kau- 

paona. 
Steep,  V.    E  hoo-u'. 
Steep'le,  n.    He  puuoa. 
Steer,  v,    E  hookele. 
Steer,  n,    Bipi  kane  opio. 

Steer'a^e,  n.    Wahi  e  noho  aina  ohua 

o  mua  o  ka  moku. 
Steers'man,  n.     Kanaka  hookele  mo- 
ku; hookele  waa. 
Stel'lar,  adj.    Pili  i  na  hoku.     Syn.  si- 

derial. 
Stem,  n.   L   He  kumu.  (Sfem  0/ an  appte, 

kumu  o  ka  ohia. 

2.    Ihu  o  ka  moku ;  ko  mua  o  ka  moku. 

From  stem  to  stem,  mai  mua  a  hope  o  ka 

moku. 
Stem,  V.    E  hoo-ku-e'.     Stem  the  tide,  0 

hooikaika  kn-e'  i  ke  au. 
Stench,  n.    Pilau. 


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Sten-Sg'ra-phy,  n.     Kakau  lima  hoo- 
pokole. 

Sten-to'ri-an,  adj.    Stentorian  voice,  leo 
ikaika  loa;  leo  hoolio. 

Step,  V.    1.    mxehi;  ehele.  Step  quietly, 
e  nele  malie. 
2.    Step  a  mast,  e  kukulu  i  ke  kia. 

Step'-fa'tlier,  n.    Makuakaue  kolea. 

Step'-motii'er,  n.    Makiiahine  kolea. 

Step'ping-stone,  n.  Pohaku  kipaepae. 

Ste're-op'ti-con,  n.    Pahu  hoolele  kii. 

Ste'  re-o-seope,  n.    Auiani  nana  kii. 

Ste're-o-typed,  adj.     Loli  ole.    Stereo- 
typed opinions,  n&  manao  i  loli  ole. 

Ster'ile,  adj.    Huaolc;  panoa. 

Ster'ling,  adj.   1.   Oialo.   Sterling  merit, 
pono  oialo. 

2.  Sterling  weight,  paona  kupono. 

3.  Pili  i  ke  dala  lieritania. 

Stern,  n.    Ka  hope  o  ka  moku. 

Stern,  adj.    Oolea.    Syn.  severe;  rigor- 
ous. 

Stern'nm,  n.    Iwi  umauma, 
Ste've-dore,  »    Kanaka  hao  ukanailo- 

ko  o  ka  moku,  a  hoolei  ukana  nohoi. 
Stew,  V.    E  kupa  ai. 
Stew,  n.    Al  i  kupa  pu  ia. 
Stew'ard,  n.    1.    Kuene. 

2.    Luna  malama  waiwai. 
Stew'-pan,  n.    Ipu  hao,  mea  kupa  ai. 
Stick,  71.    Helaau.    Stick  of  timber,  jp&u- 

ku  laau. 
Stick,  V.    1.    Epipili. 

2.    E  hoopili;  e  pili. 
Stick'ler,  n.     Kanaka  manao  nui  i  na 

mea  liilii  ano  ole. 
Stick'y,  adj.    Pipili- 
Stlff,  adj.  1.  Oolea:  paakiki.  Syn.  rigid. 

2.    Ikaika.    A  stiff  breeze,  he  makani 

ikaika,    Syn.  strong. 
Stift'en,  V.    E  hoo-olea;  e  hana'ku  i  oo- 
lea, 
Stiif-necked,  adj.    A-i'  oolea, 
Stlflfness,  n.    1,    Oolea. 

2.     Stiffness  oj  manners^  pahapaha;  par 

haha. 
Sti'fle,  V.    E  puua;   e  uumi  1  ka  hanu. 

SvN.  smother;  suffocate. 
Sti'Hing,  adj.    Ikiiki.    Syn.  close. 
Stle'ma,  n.    He  kina';   kumu  hoohau- 

mia.    Syn.  reproach. 
Stte'ma-tize,  v.    £  hoailona  ino  aku. 
Stile,  a.    Alapii  no  ka  pa, 
Sti-lct'to,  n.    Pahi  winiwinl,  mea  hou. 
Still,  adj.    Malie. 
Still,  adv.  1.  A  hiki  I  keia  wa.  Still  there, 

malaila  a  hiki  i  keia  wa. 

2.    Aka   nae.    Syn.  yet;  nevertheless. 
Still,  n.    He  mikini  puhl  waioua;  me 

ua  wfli  e  ae. 
Still'born,  adj.    Hanau  ia  ua  make. 
Stilt,  n.     KukuTuaeo. 
Stilt'ed,  adj.    Hookiekie. 
Stim'u-lant,  n.     1.      Laau  hooikaika 
kino. 

2.    Mea  hoo-hoihoi  al  ka  naau. 
Stlm'n-late,  v.    E  hoohoihoi ;  hoo-eueu. 
Stiiu'u-lu8,  n.    Kumu  hoolalelale. 


Stingr,  V.    E  aki;  e  o. 
Stincf,  n.    He  mea  ooi. 
Stin'gi-ness,  n.    Hoii;  ano' pi. 
Stin'gy,  adj.  Pi;  aua;  hoomakue;  puki'. 
Stink,  f.    E  pilati ;  pilopilo. 
Stink' ing,  adj.    Pilau. 
Stint,  n.    Hanaukupau;  hana  pauliu. 
Stint,  V.    1.    E  haawi  ukupau. 

2.    E  hoohaiki;  e  aua. 
Sti'pend,  n.    Uku  paa;  uku  mau.    Syn. 

salary.  _ 
Stip'u-late,  V.    E  hooholo  no  kekabi 

hana,    Syn.  bargain. 
Stip'u-la'tlon,  n.    Ka  olelo  i  hoohclo 

ia  ma  ka  ae  like.    Syn.  condition. 
Stir,  r.    L    E  kawili. 

2.  E  hoala.    Syn.  rouse. 

3.  E  eu;  hooeueu. 

4.  E  oni. 

5.  Stir  around',  stir  your  stumps,  e  eu 
ka  lemu. 

Stir,  n.     He  haunaele;  uluaoa      Syn. 

commotion. 
Stir'rup,  n.    Keehi. 
Stir'rup-strap,  n.    Kaula  keehi. 
Stitch,   V.    E  humuhumu;    e   men;    e 

hono. 
Stitcli,  n.     1.    Hookahi  o  ana  o  ke  kui- 

kele. 

2.    He  umii. 
Stdck,  n.    1.    Ke  kumu  paa  o  ka  hul. 

2.  Na  holoholona  i  hanai  ia. 

3.  Waiwai  iloko  o  ka  hale  kual. 

4.  Stock   in   trade,    waiwai    hoopuka- 
puka, 

5.  Poo  laau  o  ka  pu. 

6.  Kumu. 

7.  Waihona.    Stock  of  knowledge,  "Wai- 
hona  o  ka  ike. 

Stdek,  V.  E  hoopiha  mai ;  e  hoolako 
mai.  Stock  a  store,  e  hoolako  i  ka  hale 
kuai. 

Stock-ade',  n.    He  pa  kaua. 

St6ck'brok'er,  w.  Kanaka  kuai  i  na 
bila  waiwai  o  keia  me  keia  ano. 

Stdck'liold'er,  n.  Ona  o  na  mahele 
waiwai. 

Stoek'ing,  n.    Kakini. 

Stdeks,  n.  Waihona  dala  o  ke  aupun'. 
2.  Na  laau  e  koo  ai  ka  moku  i  ka  wa  i 
kapiliia. 

Stock'-8till,  adv.    Onl  ole;  malie  lea. 

Sto-le,  n.  Kanaka  manaka'  like  1  r.a 
eha  me  na  lealea. 

Stol'id,  adj.    Hoomaloka  loa. 

Stom'acli,  n.    Opu. 

Stone,  n.    1.    He  pohaku. 
2.    He  ana  kaumaha,  14  paona. 

Stone,  V.  E  hailuku  i  ka  pohaku;  e  nou 
i  ka  pohaku, 

Stone'briiige,  n.  Huahua  ma  ka  wa- 
wai. 

Stone'cftt'ter,  n.    Mea  kalal  pohaku. 

Stone'ham'mer,  n.  Hamale  kui  po- 
haku. 

Stone'ma'son,  n.  Kanaka  kukulu  po- 
haku. 

Stone'g'-throw,  «.    Ka  hoolei  pohaku 


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StoHe'-wall,  n.    Pa  pohaku. 

S ton-y,  ac/j.    1.   Aa;paapui  na  pohaku. 

2.    Paakiki.     A   atony   heart,  he  naau 

paakiki. 
Stool,  w.    Keehina  wawae ;  paepae  wa- 

waetnoho  liilii. 
Stoop,  V.    E  kulou;  hanunu;  oohu. 

Stobp-slioul'dered,  adj.  Oohu;  ha- 
nunu. 

Stop,  V.  1.  E  papani  a  paa,  Syn.  cause 
to  cease  flowiug. 

2.  E  hooki;  e  hoopau.    Syn.  cease. 

3,  Uoki. 
Stop'coek,  n.    Nuku  wai, 
Stup'per,  n.    Umoki ;  he  popol. 
Stor'age,  n.    1.    Ka  hoo-ahu  ana;  ka 

malama  ana, 

2.    Uku  no  ka  malama  waiwal. 
Store,  n.    Hale  kuai ;  he  waihona. 
Store'hotise,  n.  Hale  hoo-ahu  wai  wai ; 

hale  papaa. 
Store'keep'er,  n.     Mea  malama  hale 

kuai. 
Store'rdbm,  71.    Keena  waiho  ukana. 

Storm,  n.    He  ino;  makani  me  ka  ino. 
*»t6rm'y,  adj.  1.  Ino;  inoino.    A  stormy 

day,  he  la  ino. 

2.     Hannaele.     A  stormy  meeting,  he 

halawai  hoohaunaele. 
Sto'ry,  n.    1.    Kaao.    Syn.  narrative. 

2.    Papa  ol  una  o  ka  hale.    Second  story, 

papa  elua  oluna. 
Sto'ry-teller,  n.    He  kukahekahe. 
■Stdut,  adj.    Puipui;  ikaika. 
Stout'ly,  adv.    Ikaika.  Stoutly  deny,  ho- 

ole  ikaika. 
Ptove,  n.    Kapuahi-hao. 
Stow,  V.    E  hao.    Stow  in  a  trunk,  e  hao 

iloko  o  ka  pahu. 
fJtrad'dle,  V.    E  kihelei. 
*trag'g:ler,  n.     Mea  auwana  helema 

ke  alanui. 
Straight,  adj.    Pololel. 
*^t^aight'en,  v.    E  hoopololei. 
Stralght'ened,  adv.    Hoohaiki  ia;  pili- 

kia.    Straightened  circumstances,  pilikia 

o  ka  noho'na. 
Straiglit-for'ward,  adj.    Pololei;hoo- 

pono.    Syn.  upright. 
Straiglit'way,  adv.     Koke.     Syn.  in:- 

mediately. 
Strain,  v.    1.     E  hoomaloeloe.     Syn. 

stretch  tightly. 

2.  E  kanana. 

3.  E  hai.    Syn.  sprain. 

4.  E  hooikaika  nui.  Syn.  strain  every 
nerve. 

Strained,  p.  p.    Lio;  liolio;  lina.   Syn. 

tightly  stretched. 
Strfiin'er,  n.     Kanana  no  ka  mea  wai. 
Strait,  n.    1.    Kowa. 

2.    Pilikia.  In  great  straits,  pilikia  nui. 
Strait,  adj.    Ololi;  haiki;  pilikia. 
Strait'en,  V.    E  hoohaiki.    In  straitened 

circumstances,  haiki  loa  ka  noho'na. 
Strait'-jack'et,  n.    Lakeke  hoopaa  poe 

pupule. 


Strand,  n.    1.    Kahakai.    Syn.  shore. 

2.    Maawe  kaula. 
Strand,  v.     E  ili.      Syn.  run  ashore; 

ground. 
Strange,  ac^'.    Kupanaha;  anoe;  kama- 

hao. 
Strange'ly,  adv.    Ano  e. 
Stran'ger,  n.    Malihini. 
Strangle,  v.    1.    E  puua.    Syn.  choke. 

2.    E  umi, 
Stran'gu-la'tion,  n.    Ka  uTni  ana. 
Strap,  71.     Kaula  ili. 
Strap'ping,  adj.    Ikaika.    Syn.  strong. 
Stra'ta,  n.    Papa  lepo  o  ka  honua. 
Strat'a-gem,  jt,    Hanahoohulua;  haua 

hoopunihei. 
Strat'e-gy,  n.    Hana  hoohalua. 
Strat'i-fi-ca'tlon,  n.      Ka  waiho  papa 

ana  o  na  mea  iloko  ka  honua. 
Strat/i-fy,  v.    E  moe  papa;  hoomoe  pa- 
pa. 
Straw,  n,    Opala  palaoa. 
Straw'ber-ry,  71.    Ohelo  papa. 
Stray,  v.    1,    E  auwana.    Syn.  wander. 

2.    E  holoholo  wale. 
Streak,  n.    1.    He  onionio. 

2,  Streakof  light,  he  liukuna.  m&lamar 
lama. 

3,  The  first  streak  of  dawn,  ka  moku  ana 
o  ka  pawa;  ka  wene  ana  o  ke  alaula. 

Stream*  n.    1.    Kahawai. 

2.  Au.    Stream  of  time,  ke  au  o  ka  ma- 
nawa. 

3.  Mea  kahe.  A  stream  of  lava,  he  pele 
e  kahe  ana. 

Stream'er.n.     Lepa. 

Stream'let,7i.     Kahawai   uuku.     Syn. 

rivulet. 
Street,  n.    Alanui  kulanakauhale. 
Strength,  n.    Ikaika.    Svn.  vigor. 
Strength 'en,  v.    E  hooikaika;  e  hana  a 

paa, 
Stren'u-otis,  Cidj.     Ikaika.     Strenuous 

exertion,  hana  ikaika. 
Stren'u-ou8-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  ikaika. 

Stress,  n.  L  Stress  of  weather,  ka  ikaika 
o  kaino. 

2.  Stress  ofvoic€,'ke  kalele  ana  o  ka  leo. 

3.  Mana;  ikaika.    Syn.  force. 
Stretch,  v.    E  hoohola. 

2.    E  kikoo;  e  o. 

8.    Stretch  out  to  dry,  e  kalena. 

4.  Stretching  out,  moau. 

5.  E  hoomaloeloe.  iSfrete/i  a  rope,  e  hoo- 
maloeloe i  ke  kaula. 

Stretchier,  n.    Manele.    Syn.  litter. 
Strew,  v.    E  hoohelelei;  e  halii. 
Strick'en,  p.  p.  1,  I  komoikapopilikia. 

2.    Luuluu.    Stricken  in  years,  luuluu  i 

na  makahiki. 
Strict,  ad/.    Hoopololei ;  hoopono  loa. 
Strict'ly,  adv.    Me  ka  pololei  loa. 

Strict'ure,  n.    Oleloku  e';  olelo  pa'pa'; 

olelo  kaohi. 
Stride,  n.    He  kikoo  moau. 
Strife,  n.     Huahua';  mokuahana;  ha- 

kaka,    Syn.  contention. 


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strike,  v.    1.    E  kui;  e  hau;  hahau. 

2.  Kani.     The  clock   strikes,  kani   ka 
wati. 

3.  E  hooki  hana,  no  ka  uuku  o  ka  uku. 
Strike,  n.    He  hooki  baua. 
Strik'ing,  adj.   Kupaiauaha;  kamahao. 
String:,  w.    He  kaula  liilii. 
Strin'^ent,  adj.    Oolea.    Syn.  severe. 
Strip,  v.    1.    Ewehe.    Syn.  take  off. 

2.  E  maihe.    Syn.  peel. 

3.  E  hooueoneo.  Syn.  make  destitute. 
Strip,  ju    He  apanaloihi;  moliua. 
Stripe,  1.    Onionio. 

2.    He  hili;  he  paopao. 
Strlp'Iing,  71.    He  keiki  kane  ui. 
Strive,  v.    1.    E  hooikaika. 

2.    E  hakaka;  aumeume. 
Stroke,  n.    1.    He  kui ;  hahau;  hili. 

2.  He  kaha.     Stroke  of  the  pen,  kaha 
ana  o  ka  peni. 

3.  A  good  stroke  qf  business,  puka  pono 
ma  ka  oihana. 

4.  Stroke  of  the  oar,  ke  ku  ana  o  ka  hoe 
i  ka  wai. 

5.  Stroke  of  siekness,  ka  loaa  ana  o  ka 
mai;  ka  loohia'na  o  ka  mai. 

Stroke,  r,    E  kahi  oluolu  me  ka  lima. 
Stroke'oar,  n.    Ka  hoe  mua  o  ka  waa- 

pa;   nana  e  hooponopono  i  na  hoe  e  ae. 
Stroll,  V.    E  holoholo  makaikai. 
Strong,  adj.    1.    Ikaika;  puipui.    Syn. 

vigorous ;  robuBt. 

2.    Hauna;    hohono;    maeaea.      Syn. 

strong  smelling. 
Strong  at-tach'nrieiit,    n.      Paeauma. 
Strong'ly,  adv.    Ikaika. 
Strfip,  71.    He  ili  hookala  pahiumiumi. 
Striict/are,  n.    Mea  i  kukuluia. 
Strjig'gle,  V.    1.    E  hooikaika. 

2.    Aumeume;  hakaka;  paio. 
Strtie'gle,  n.    1.    He  hooikaika  nul. 

2.    He  hukaka;  paio;  kaua.     Struggle 

ineffectually,  e  uilani. 
Strtina'pet,  n.    Wahine  hookamakama. 

Syn.  prostitute. 
Strftt,  V.    E  hoohaOia;  kai-i'. 
8ttkl>'l>ed,  adj.    Kumukumu. 
Stftb'blc,  71.    1.    Na  kumukumu. 

2.    Opala.    Syn.  trash. 
Stftb'born,  ady.    1.     Paakiki;  nuha. 

2.    Huakeeo.    8yn.  stubborn  in  wick- 
edness. 
Sttkb'bom-ness,  n.     Ka  paakiki  o  ka 

naau. 
St&d,  n.    1.    Laau  ku  na  ka  hale. 

2.    Pi  he  paluie. 

8.    He  poe  lio  hoolaha. 

4.    Lio  kea.    Syn.  stallion. 
Stu'df^nt,  n.    Mea  iini  uuauao. 
Btu'di-o,  n.    Keena  haua  kii. 
StuMi-oAM,  adj.    Imi.    A  studious  boy, 

he  keiki  imi. 
StCid'y.t;.    E  imi  naauao. 
Stad'y,  n.    1.    Imi  naauao. 

2.    keena  palapala. 
StbiT,  n.    1.  Waiwai  okelame  keiaano. 

2.    Opala.    Hyn.    trash. 

8.    Staff  and  nonsense,  olelo  lapuwale. 


St&ff,  V.  E  hoonuu  ai.  Syn.  eat  greedily 

2.  E  kupalu.    Syn.  fatten. 

3.  E  hoopiha, 

StOflf'ing,  7t.    Mea  i  hookomoia. 
St61'ti-fy,  V.    E  hoike  i  ka  naaupo;  e 

haua  mamuli  o  ka  naaupo. 
Stfiui'ble,  V.    E  okupe;  e  hina  wale. 
StGm'bler,  n.    Mea  okupe  wale. 
Stum'bling-bloeky  n.      Mea  e  hina  ai; 

kumu  hoohihia. 
St  Amp,  71.    Kumu  i  koe. 
St<kn,  V.    E  kuli  kax>epeiao;  ekullkuU. 
Stjknt,  V.    E  keakea  ka  ulu  ana. 
Stunt'ed,  adj.    A-a';  i-i'i. 
Stii'pe-fae'tion,  n.     Ka  maeele  ana  o 

ke  kino,  o  ka  noouoo  paha. 
Stu'pe-fy.  V.    1.    E  hoomaeele. 

2.    E  kaili  i  ka  noonoo. 
Stu-pen'doiis,  adj.    Nui  weliweli. 
Stu'pid,  adj.    Unea;  naaupo;  lo'lo'. 
Stu-pid'ly ,  n.    A  no  unea;  kualala. 
Stu'por,  n.    Maeele;  unea. 
Stur'dy,  adj.    Ikaika;  puipui.    Syn.  ro- 
bust. 
StatHer,  V.    E  olelo  u-u'.    Syn.  stam- 
mer. 
Stiit'te»-er,    n.      Mea  leo   u-u'.    Syn. 

stammerer. 
Sty,  n.    1.    Pa  puaa. 

2.    Uleule  maka. 
Style,  7i.    Ano,    Style  of  speaking,  ano  o 

ke  kamailio. 
Style,  V.    E  kapa'ku,    Syn.  call. 
StyPish,  adj.    Hiehle;  hookahakaha. 
Sua'sion.  »Sec  Persuasion.  Moral  suasion, 

ka  haawi  ana  i  ka  olelo  ao. 
Suav'i-ty  (suav-lty),  n.    Ano  oluolu; 

akahai. 
Sub-altem,   n.     Luna  malalo  iho. 
Sftb'di-vide',  v.    E  maheJe  hou    i  ka 

mahele. 
Sftb'di-vig'ion,  v.     He   mahele   o   ka 

mahele. 
Sub-due',  v.    1.  E  hoopiol  hoolaka'aka. 

2.    Kumu  manao;  kumu. 
Sfib'Jeet,  adj.  Malalo  o  ka  malu;  malalo. 
Sub'jeet,  n.    1.    He  makaainana. 

2.    Kumu  manao;  kumu. 
Sub-ject',  V.    E  hoopio;waiho  malalo. 

Sub-Jec'tion,  n.  Ka  noho  ana  malalo 
iho.  Subjection  to  law,  ka  noho  ana 
malalo  iho  o  ke  kanawai. 

Sub-Joined%  p,  p.    I  pakuiia  mahope. 

Sftb'ju-gate,  v.  E  lawe  pio.  Syn. 
subdue. 

Sfib'Ju-gation,  n.    Ka  lawe  pio  ana. 

Sftb-let',  V.  E  hoolimalima  hou  malalo 
iho  o  ka  hoolimalima  mua. 

Sab-Iiine%  adj.  Nani;  kamahao.  Syn. 
grand. 

Sub-lim'i-ty,  n.  Kanani.  Syn.  grand- 
eur. 

S&b'lu-na-ry,  adj.    No  ka  honua  nel. 

Byn.  terrestrial. 
Sftb'ma-rine',  adj.    Malalo  o  ke  kai. 
Sub-merge',  v.     1.    E  komo.  Syn.  sink. 

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Bnb-mls'sion,  n.     Ka  aeanaikohai; 

ka  hoolohe. 
Sub-mis'siTe,  adj.    Akahai;   hoolohe. 

Sub-mlf,  V.    E  ae  i  ko  hai;  e  hoolohe. 

Sub-or'di-nate,  adj.  Malalo  iho     iS«6- 

ordinate  position,  he  kulana  malalo  iho. 

Sub-orn',  v.  E  kono  i  ka  holke  wahahee. 

Sub'or-na'tion,  71.  E  hookouokono  no 
ka  hoohiki  wahahee. 

iSb:5oe"na.i  ^'    Palapala  kena  hoike. 

Sub-scribe',  v.  1.  E  kakau  inoa  ma- 
lalo iho, 

2.    Subscribe  for  a  newspaper,  e  lawe  nu- 
pepa. 

Siib-scrib'er,  n.  Mea  kakau  inoa;  mea 
lawe  nupepa. 

Sub-scrip'tion,  n.  1.  Dala  lawe  nn- 
pepa. 

2.    Kakau  inoa  ana  no  kekahi  mea. 
Subscription  paper,  palapala  noi  dala. 

Sub'se-quent,  adj.  Mahope  mai.  Sub- 
sequent events,  na  hana  manope  mai. 

Sub'se-q«ent-ly,  adv.     Mahope  iho. 

Sub-serv'i-ent,  adj.  Kupono;  hoolohe. 

Sub-side',  v.    E  emi  iho.    E  paholo. 

Sub'si-deuce,  v.    Ka  emi  ana  iho. 

Sab'si-dize,  n.  V.    E  kokua  me  ke dala. 
Sub'si-dy,  n.    Uku  kokua. 
Sub-slst/,  v.    E  ola.    Syn.  live. 
Sub-sist'ence,  n.    Ke  ola  ana;  na  lako 

no  ke  ola. 
S&b'soll,  n.    Lepo  paa  malalo  iho  o  ka 

lepo  oluna. 
86b'8tance,  n.  1.  Na  lako  kino.  A  man 

of  substance,  he  kanaka  lako. 

2.  I-o.    The  substance  of  the  remark,  ka 
i-o  o  ka  olelo. 

3.  Mea.    Another  substance,  Taea.  e. 
Sub-stan'tial,  n.    1.     Koikoi.     A  sub- 
stantial man,  he  kanaka  koikoi. 

2.    Paa. 

Sub-stan'tial-ly,  adv.    1.     Paa.     Sub- 
stantially built,  paa  ke  kukulu  ana. 
2.    I'o.    Substantially  the  same,  like  i'o 
no. 

Sub-stan'ti-ate,  v.  E  hooia.  Syn. 
prove;  verify. 

Sub'stan-tive,  n.  Haiinoa.  Syn.  noun. 

Sftb'sti-tute,  n.    Panihakahaka;hope. 

Sab'sti-tute,  v.    E  pani. 

Sub- tend',  v.  E  kaha  aku.  Syn.  pro- 
duce. 

Sikb'ter-fu^e,  n.  Hana  epa;  hana  hoo- 
punipuni. 

Sab'ter-ra'ne-an,  adj.  Maloko  o  ka 
honua. 

Sabf  le  (satl),  adj.    Maalea.    Syn.  sly. 

Sabt'le-ty  (sutl-ty),  n.  Ano  maalea; 
ano  epa. 

Sub-tract',  v.    E  unuhi;  e  hoolawe. 

Sub-trac'tion,  n.  He  hoolawe;  he  unu- 
hi. 

Sab'tra-hend,  n.    Kumu  hoolawe. 

gub-ur'ban,  adj.  Mawaho  ae  o  ke  ku- 
lanakauhale. 


SaVurbs,  n.    Ka  hooauhuli  ana. 
Sub- vert,  v.    E  hookahuli.    Syn.  over- 
throw. 
Sue-ceed',  v.    1.    E  ko. 

2.  E  noho  i  hope;  e  noho  i  pani. 

3.  E  hahai.    Day  succeeds  night,  e  ha- 
hai  ana  ke  ao  i  ka  po. 

Suc-cess',  n.    Ke  ko  ana;  ke  kuonoono. 

Syn.  prosperity. 
Suc-cess'ful,  adj.    1.    Ko:  lanakila. 

2.    "kuonoono.    Syn.  prosperous. 
Sue-cess'ful-ly,  adv.    Lauakila. 

Sue-ces'sion,   n.     1.     Ka   hahai   ana. 
Succession  of  events  ka  hahai  ana  o  ke- 
kahi hana  1  kekahi  hana. 
2.    Hooilina.    Sriccession  to  the  throne, 
ka  hooilina  ana  o  ka  noho  alii. 

Suc-ces'sive,  adj.  Kekahi  mahope  mai 
o  kekahi. 

Suc-ces'sor,  n.  He  hope  mai.  Successor 
in  office,  he  hope  mai  ma  ka  oihaua. 

Suc-clnet,  adj.    Pokole;  ano  uui.    Syn. 
concise. 

Suc-cincf  ly,  adv.    Me  ka  pokole.  Syn. 
concisely ;  briefly. 

Sae'cor,  V.    E  kokua  hoopakele. 

Sat'cu-lent,  adj.  Momoua.  Syn.  juicy 

Suc-cAmV,  V.    1.     E  make.     Succumb' 

to  sickness,  make  i  ka  mai.    Syn.  yield. 

2.    E  ae  aku  mamuli  o  ke  koiia'ua. 
Sach,  adj.    1.    O  ia  ano. 

2.    Like  me. 
sack,  V.    E  omo. 
Sack'er,  n.    He  oha';  pohuli. 
Sack'le,  V.    E  hanai  wai-u';  e  omo  wa- 

i-u'. 
Sack'ling^,  n.    Keiki  omo  waiu. 
Suc'tion,  «.    Ka  omo  ana. 
Sad'den,  adj.    Emoole;  kuhewa;  hiki- 

lele. 
Sad'den-ly,  adv.    Emo  ole. 
Su'dor-irlc,  71.    Laau hookahe  hou. 
Sads,  n.    Wai  sopa. 
Sue,  V.    1.    E  hoopii  kanawai. 

2.    E  nonoi  haahaa. 
Su'et,  n.    Ka  aila  e  hoopuni  ana  i  na 

puupaa. 
SAffer,  v;    1.    E  hoomanawanui  1  ka 

eha. 

2.    E  ae  mamuli   o  ke  koi  ana.    Syn. 

permit. 
Sarfer-ance,  n.     1.     HoomanawanuL 

2.    Ka  ae  ana.    Syn.  pernu.ssion. 
Sarfer-er,  n.    Ka  mea  i  eha;  kameai 

poino. 
Sarfer-ing,  w.    n.    1.    Eha;  poino. 

2.    Ka  hoomanawauui  ana. 
Saf-fice',  V.    E  lawa. 
Suf-fi'cien-cy,  n.      Ka  lawa   kupono. 

Syn.  competency. 
Suf-fi'cient,  adj.    Lawa.   Syn.  enough. 

sarfix,  n.    Mamala  pakui  mahope  o  ka 

huaolelo. 
Saf  fo-cate,  V.    E  kalea;  uumi;  puua. 
Saffo-ca'tion,  n.    Ka  paa  ana  o  ka  ha- 

nu. 
Sarfra^e,  n.    Ka  pono  koho  balota. 


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Suf-fuse',  V.    1.    E  uhi.   Cheeks  suffused 

with  blushes,  na  papalina  i  uhi  ia  i  ka 

ula. 

2.    Haloiloi.    Eyes  suffused  with  tears, 

na  maka  i  haloiloi  1  na  wai  maka. 
Sugr'ar  (shoog-ar),  n.    Ko  paa. 
Sug'ar-cane,  n.     Ko  ulu. 
Sug-ar'inill,  n.    He  will  ko. 
Hug-^esV,  V.    E  hoopuka  manao;  e  ku- 

hikuhi. 
Sug-ges'tion,    n.     Manao     kuhikuhi. 

Syn.  hint. 
Sug-gest'ive,  ad;.    Hoala  manao. 
Su'i-cide,  n.    Mea  lawe  i  kona  ola  iho. 
Suit.'w.     1.     Paa.    Suit  of  clothes,  paa 

lole  komo. 

2.  Hihia  hookolokolo. 

3.  He  imi  mare.     To  press  a  suit,  e  koi 
e  mare. 

Suit,  v.    Ku;  kupono. 
Suit'a-ble,  adj.    Kupono.    Syn.  appro- 
priate; fit. 
Suite  (sweet),  n.    L    He  poe  ukali. 

2.    He  mau  keena  pill  pu. 
Suit'or,  n.    1.    Mea  e  noi  ana  e  mare. 

2.    Mea  e  hoopii  ana  ma  ke  kanawai. 
Saiks,  n.    Ano  nunuha. 
Sulk'y,  adj.    Nunuha. 
S'Olli'y,  n.    Kaa  lio  no  ka  mea  hookahi. 
S61'len,    adj.     Keemoa;    kaki;  hooka- 

nanuha. 
Sftl'len-ly,  adv.    Mumule;  nuha. 
S&l'ly,   V.    E  paumaele.    Syn.  tarnish. 

E  hooemi  i  ka  nani. 
Stkl'pliur,  n.  Luaipele;  kukaepele.  Syn. 

brimstone. 
861'tan,  n.    Inoa  moi  no  Tureke. 
S61-ta'ua,   n.      Inoa   moi   wahine   no 

Tureke. 
Sckl'try,   adj.     Wela;  welawela;   koe'- 

haeha. 
Stim,  n.    Hulna  pan. 

2.    Ninau  helu. 
SAm'ma-ri-ly,  adv.  Koke.    Summarily 

dismissed,  hookuu  koke  ia;  hookuke 

ia. 
Sftm'ma-ry,  n.    1.    Ka  hoouluulu  ana. 

2.    Ka  i-o  o  ka  olelo. 
S6m'ma-ry,  adj.     Koke;   hakulia  ole. 

Summary  punishment,  hoopai  koke. 
SQin'mer,  n.    v.    Kau  wela. 
SAm'mit,  n.  Ka  wekiu;  ka  piko.    Syn. 

top. 
Sum'mon,  v.    E  kena  aku;  e  kahea. 
Sbin'^inong,  n,    Palapala  kil;  palapala 

keua. 
8ump'ta-oA8»  a(^.     Hiehie;  kabikoia 

a  nani. 
SAn,  n.    La. 

S6n,  V.    E  kaulai  i  ka  la. 
Sfkn'bcam,  n,    Kukuua  o  ka  La. 
San'burnt,  adj.     Wela  i  ka  La;  mala; 

no'no. 
SftnMay,  n.    La  Sabatl.    Syn.  sabbath. 
Sun'der,  v.    E  oki  a  kaawale;  e  hooka- 

awale. 
S&n'di'al,  n.    Pa  kuhikuhi  hora  ma- 

muli  o  ke  aka  o  ka  La. 


SAn'drles,  n.  pi.  Kela  me  keia  mea  lii- 
lii. 

SCkii'dry,  adj.  Kekahi  mau.  Syn.  sev- 
eral. 

S&n'light,  n.    Malamalama  o  ka  La. 

San-ny,  adj.    Laelae. 

Sikn'rise,        )         Ka  puka  ana    o   ka 

Siin'ris-lng,  i  "•        La- 

Sfin'set,  n.    Ka  na-poo'  ana  o  ka  La. 

San'shine,  n.    Laelae  o  kt  La. 

Sftn'shin-y,  adj.    Laelae.    Svn.  sunn  v. 

San'strokc,  n.  Poniuniu  ku  hewa  mai 
no  ka  wela  o  ka  La. 

Sfip,  V.    E  omo  iki.    Syn.  sip. 

Su'per-a-biiii'dance,  n.    Kaoipakela. 

Su'per-an'nu-at-ed,  adj.      Kolopupu. 
Su-perb',  adj.  Maikai  loa;  hiehie;  nani. 
Su'per-car'go,  n,    Kupakako. 
Su'per-cil'i-oiis,  adj.  Haakei;  haaheo; 

Syn.  haughty. 
Su'per-ex'cel-lent,  adj.     01  ka  mai- 
kai. 
Su'per-fi'cial,  adj.  1.  Papau.  Superficial 

knowledge,  ike  papau. 

2.    Pupuahulu. 
Su'per-fi'cies,  n.  He  ili;  he  akea.  Syn. 

area. 
Su'per-fine,  adj.    Oi  loa  ka  maikai. 
Su'per-flu'1-ty,  n.     Mea  i  oi  i  ka  mea 

kupono. 
Su-per'flu-ofis,  adj.    Waiwai  ole;  ma- 

kehewa. 
Su'per-hu'man,    adj.     1.       Weliwell; 

eehia. 

2.    Mawaho  ae  o  ke  ano  kanaka. 
Su-per-in-tend',  v.     E  hooponoporo. 

Su'per-in-tend'ent,  n.  Luna  hoopono- 

pono. 
Su-pe'ri-or,  adj.    Maluna'e;  oi  ae;  kle- 

kie  ae. 
Su-pe'ri-or,  n.    Mea  kiekie  ae. 
Su-pe'ri-6r'i-ty,  ?i.     Ka  oi. 
Su-per'la-tive,  adj.     Oi  loa;  pookela. 

Su-per'nal,  adj.    Noluna;no  ka  lani* 

Syn.  celestiaL 
Su'per-nat'u-ral,  adj.  Eehia;  aole  DO 

ka  honua  nei. 
Su'per-seribe',  v.    E  kakau  mawaho  o 

ka  palapala. 
Su'per-sede',  v.     E  noho  mai  ma  ka 

hakahaka. 
Su'per-sti'tion,  n.    1.    Hoomanakil. 

2.    Ka  manaoio  i  na  lapu,  na'kua;   na 

ouli,  etc. 
Su'per-stl'tloils,  adj.      Maka'u    i    na 

lapu,  etc. 
Su'per-strikct'ure,  n.    Ka  mea  1  kuku- 

luia  maluna  o  ke  kahua. 
Su'per-vise',  v,    E  hooponopono.  Syn. 

oversee. 
Su'per-vls'ion,  n.      Ka  hooponopono 

ana.     Under  his  supervision,  malalo  iho 

o  kana  hooponopono. 
Su'per-viH'or,  n.    Luna  hooponopono. 

Syn.  overseer. 
Su-pine',  adj.    1,    Kua  hance. 

2.    Molowa;  palaluha. 


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Sflp'per,  n,    Aina  ahiahl. 

Sup-plant',  V.    E  kaili  i  ko  hai  pono. 

Sup'ple  (pi),  adj.    Alu;   loeloe;   nape- 
Bape. 

Sup'ple-ment,  n.    1.    Olelo  pakui. 
2.    Kapihaana.     Supplement  of  an  an- 
gle, ka  piha  ana  o  na  huina  Kupono 
elua. 

Sup'ple-ment'a-ry,  adj.     E  hoopiha 
ana;  pani  hakahaka. 

iajllfc^iti  »■    Meanolana. 
Sap'pll-cate,  V.    E  noi;  e  pule;  e  kalo- 

kalo. 
Sup-pli-ca'tion,  n.  Henonoi;  he  pule. 
Sup-ply',  ^.  Ehoolako;  e  hoopihamai 

i  ka  nele. 
Sup-ply',  n.  Lako ;  ka  piha  ana  o  ka  nele. 
Sup- port',  n.    1.    He  Koo. 

2.    He  kokua  ola. 
Sup-port',  r.  L  E  paepae;  e  koo.  Syn. 

stay, 

2.  E  hoolako  pono  no  ka  noho  ana. 
Syn.  nourish. 

3.  E  kokua.     Support  the  motion,  e  ko- 
kua 1  ka  manao. 

4.  E  hooia.  Stcpport  the  charge,  e  hooia 
1  kekumu  hoopii,     Syn.  substantiate. 

5.  Support  the  pain,  e  hoomanawanui  1 
kaeha.    Syn.  bear. 

Sup-port'er,  n.    1.    Hekoo;  makia. 

2.    Mea  nana  e  kokua  1  ke  ola;  mea 

malama  i  ke  ola. 
Sup-pose',  V.    1.  E  manao  wale. 

2.    Ina  paha.     Suppose  it  should  rain, 

ina  paha  e  u-a  ana. 
Sup'po-si'tion,    n.      Ka   manao  wale. 

Syn.  hypothesis. 
Sup-press',  v.    1.  E  kinni;  e  hoopau. 

2.    E  umi.  Suppress  emotion,  e  umi  i  ka 

iini. 
Sup-pres'sion,  n.     Ke  kinai  ana;   ka 

hoopau  ana. 
Siip'pur-ate,  v.    E  hookahe  palahehee. 
Su-i>rein'a-cy,  n.     Ka  mana  kiekie. 
Su-preme',  adj.     Mana  kiekie;  kiekie 

loa, 
Su-preme'  Be'ing,  n.    Ka  Mea  Kiekie 

Loa. 
Sur-charge',  v.    E  hoopiha  pono  ole. 
Sur'cin-gle,  n.     Kaula  apo  no  waho  ae 

o  ka  noho  lio. 
Surd,  n.     He  kuaniti  i  hiki  ole  ke  hoo- 

maopopo  pono  ia. 
Sure,  aaj.    1.    Oiaio  loa;    maox)opo  loa, 

Syn.  certain. 

2.    Paa  loa,    Syn.  secure. 
Sure'ly,  adv.     Oiaio;  maopopo.     Syn. 

certainly. 
Sure'ty,  n.    1.    Mea  hoohiki  panai  no 

kekani. 

2.    Waiwai  panai. 
Sure'ty -sliii>,  n.    Hoohiki  panai. 
Surf,  n.    Nalu;  kai  nalu. 
Sur'face,  n.    Hi.    Surface  of  the  sea,  ka 

ili  o  k'amoana. 
Snr'feit,  n.  Ka  oi  pakela  o  kaai.kainu. 
Surgre,  n.    Ale  nui. 


Surge,  r.    E  aleale ;  ooloku'. 
Sur'geon,  w.    Kaukaoki. 
Sur'ger-y,  n.  Oihuna  lapaau  ma  ka  okl. 
Sur'ly,  adj.    Opukopekope;  keu;    kee- 

moa. 
Sur-mise',  V.  E  hoohuoi.  Syn.  suspect. 
Sur-mount',  v.     E  lanakila  maluna'e. 
Sur'name,  n.    Inoa  ohana. 
Sur-pass',  v.    E  kela;  e  oi  imua.    Syn. 

excel ;  out  do. 
Sur'plus,  n.    Ke  keu;  ka  mea  i  oi  par 

kela. 
Sur-prise',  n.    Haohao;  kahaTia'.  mea 

i  iki  ole  ia  e  mamua. 
Sur-prif'ing,  adj.    Kamahao;  haohao. 
Sur-ren'der,  v.    1.    E  haawi  pio. 

2.    E  haawi  lilo. 
Sur-ren'der,  ?j.    Ka  haawi  pio  ana. 

2.     Ka  haawi  lilo  ana. 
Sur'rep-ti'tious,  n.      Maju';    maalea. 

Syn.  underhanded. 
Sur-round',  v.     E  hoopuni;    e  poai  a 

puni. 
Sur-vey',  v.    1.    E  ana  aina. 

2.    E  nana  pono.    Survey  the  landscape, 

e  nana  pono  i  na  hiuna  o  ka  aiua. 
Sur-vey'ing,  n.    Ana  aina. 
Sur-vey'or,  n.    1.    Mea  ana  aina. 

2.    Port  surveyor,  luna  kiai  awa. 

S.    Luna  kiai;  luna  nana. 
Sur-vive',  v.    E  ola.    Survive  an  injury, 

e  ola  mai  ka  eha. 
Sur-viv'or,  n.     Ka  mea  i  koe  ke  ola. 
Su8-cep'ti-l>le,   adj.     I   alakai   ia  ka 

noonoo.    Syn.  impressible. 
Sus-pect',  V.    E  manao  hoohuoi. 
Sus-pend',  r.    L    E  kaulai.   Syn.  hang 

out. 

2.  E  kaawe;  e  li.    Syn.  hang  by  the 
neck. 

3.  E  kapai  iki.    Suspend  judgment,  e 
kapai  iki  ka  olelo  hooholo. 

Sus-pend'ers,  n.    Kaula  kaawe. 
Sus-pense',  n.    Anoninoni;  manao  pi- 

lihua. 
Sus-pen'sion,  n.    1.    Ke  kapai  ana. 

2.    Ke  kaulai  ana;  kaawe  ana. 
Sus-pl'clon,  71.     Manao  hoohuoi;  ma- 
nao kanalua.    Syn.  doubt;  distrust. 
Sus-pi'cio&s,  adj.  Haohaoia;    kanalua 

ia;  hoohuoi.    A  suspicious  man,  he  kar 

naka  hoohuoi. 
Sus-tain',  v.    1.    E  koo.    Syn.  support. 

2.    Sustain  life,  e  pono  ai  ke  ola. 
Sus'te-nan^e,  n.    Ai  e  pono  ai  ke  ola 

kino. 
Sut'ler,   n.    Mea   kalepa  iwaena  o  na 

koa. 
Sut'ure,  n.    1.  Kahi  e  pili  pu  ai  na  iwi- 

poo. 

2.    Ka  humuliumu  ana  o  na  wahi  mo- 

ku  o  ka  ili. 
Swab,  n.    Welu  holoi  papa.    Syn.  mop. 
Swag'ger,  v.    1.    E  kikoo  moau  aku. 

2.    E  akena  wale;  e  hannou. 
Swal'low,  V.   E  ale;  e  moni. 
Swamp,  n.    Aina  pohopoho' 
Swg,nip,  v.  E  kumo.  The  boat  is  swamped, 


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ua  komo  ka  waapa. 
Sm  sjmp'y,  adj     Pohopoho'. 
Swap,    V.    E  panai  waiwal;  e  kuapo. 

Syn.  barter. 
Sward,  n.    Aina  mauu. 
Swiirm,  n.    Huhui.    Swarm  of  bees,  hu- 

hiii  nalo  meli. 
Swartli'y,    adj.     Haull;    hauliuli.    A 

swarthy  complexion,  hauliuli  ka  ill. 
Sway,  n.    Ka  noho  aupuniana;  ka  ho- 

omalu  ana. 
Swiiy,  V.    1.    E  hoomalu. 

2.    Sway  to  and  fro,  c  polewa;  e  luliluli. 
Swear,  v.    E  hoohiki. 

2.    E  hoohiki  ino  i  ka  iuoa  o  Ke  Akua. 
Swear'er,  n.     Mea  hoohiki   ino;  mea 

kuamuamu. 
Swear'ing,   n.    1     He  hoohiki.     Syn. 

taking  the  oath. 

2.    Olelo  kuamuamu.    Syn.  profanity. 
Swdat,  n.    Hou. 
S weat'y,  adj.    Ma-u'  i  ka  hou. 
Sweep,  V.    1.    E  pulumi;  e  kahili. 

2.  E  hoonea.  Pestilence  sweeps  the 
land,  ke  hoonea  nei  ka  ahulau  i  ka 
aina. 

3.  E  nei.    To  sweep  by,  e  nei  aku. 
Sweep'ings,  n.    Opala  i  pulumi  la. 
Sweet,  adj.  1.    Ouo. 

2,    N  ahenahe ;  polinahe. 

8.    Oluolu;  akahai. 
Sweet'en,  v.    1.    E  hookomo  i  ke  ko. 

2.    Sweeten  life's  troubles,  e  hooluolu  i 

na  pilikia  o  keia  noho  ana. 
Sweet'heart,  n.     He  ipo.    Syn.  lover. 
Sweet'ly,    adv.       Oluolu;     nahenahe; 

unahe. 
6 weet'meat,  n.  Na  hua  ai  i  hookomoia 

ke  kopaa. 
Sweet'ness,  n.    Ono;  akahai. 
Sweet-scent'ed,  adj.    Ala. 
SavcII,  v'  E  pehu;  e  haanou. 
Swell,  n.    1.    Aleha'ha'  o  ke  kai. 

2.    Kanaka  hookahakaha. 
Swdl'ling,  n.    He  j)uu;  he  pehu. 
Swel'tei ,  V.    E  raaule  i  ka  wela. 
Swel'ter-ing,  p.  p.    Koehaeha;  ikikl. 
Swerve,  v.    E  aui  ae  mai  ka  pololei. 
Swift,  adj.    Mamaloa;  kiki.  Syn.  fleet. 
Swift'ly,  adv.     Awiwi  loa;  mamaloa. 
Swift'ness,  n.    Ka  awiwi  o  ka  hole;  ka 

mama  o  ka  holo. 
Swig,  V.    E  Inu  a  nui. 
Swill,  n.    Ai  kawiliia  na  ka  pnaa. 
Swill,  V.    E  hoouuu  inu. 
Swim,  V.    1.    E  au. 

2.    E  poniuniu.    My  head  swims,  ponl- 

uniu  Kuu  poo. 
SM'iiu'iner,  n.    Mea  ike  1  ke  au. 
Swlrn'minff-ly,  adv.      To  get  on  swim- 

ingly,  e  holo  pono  Imua. 
Swin'dle,  v.    E  apuka;  e  pakaha  wale. 

Syn.  cheat. 
Swin'dler,  n.     Kanaka  apuka.     Syn. 

cheat. 
Swine,  n.    Puaa. 

Swinolierd,  n.    Kahn  hanal  puaa. 
Swing,  n.    He  lelekoali. 


Swing,  V.    Ekauiluna;  elcle;  e  lewa; 

e  lewalewa;  e  lelekoali. 
Swin'ish,  adj.    Like  me  ka  puaa.    Syn. 

hoggish. 
Switcli,  n.    1.    Laau  hili.      Syn.  whip. 

2.  Hao  alakai  no  ke  alanui  liao:  mea 
alakai  i  na  kaa  ma  kekahi  alanui  e  ae. 

3.  Owili  lauoho. 

Switch,  V.    1.    Ehili.    Syn.  whip. 
2.    E  kai  i  na  kaa  ahi  mai  kekani  ala- 
nu^  a  i  kekahi  aku. 

Swoon,  V.    E  maule.    Syn.  faint. 

Swoop,  V,    E  poi;  e  popoi. 

Sword  (sdrd),  n.    Pahi  kaua. 

Sword-arm  (sord),  n.  Lima  lalau 
pa.hi  kaua. 

Sword'belt,  n.    Kaei  pahi  kaua. 

Sye'o-phant,  n.  He  noopilimeaai;  he 
kuapelu. 

Syl'la-ble,  TO.    Mamala  hua  olelo. 

Syl'van,  adj,  No  na  ulu  laau.  Syn. 
rustic. 

Sym'bol,TO.  Aka;  ouli;  hoailona.  Syn. 
type;  emblem. 

Syin-b61'ie-al,  adj.    Hoailona. 

Sym'bol-ize,  v.  E  hoailona.  Syn.  rep- 
resent. 

Sym-met'ri-«al,  adj.  Kohu  pono  mai 
mua  a  hope. 

Sym'me-try,  n.  Kekulike;  ke  kohu  po- 
no. 

Sym'pa-thet'i€»  adj.  Aloha  me'ne- 
meue. 

Sym'pa-thize,  adj.  E  aloha  mene- 
mene;  e  uwe  pu. 

Sym'pa-thy,  v.    He  aloha  menemene. 

Sy m'pho-ny ,  n.  1.  Ke  kani  like  o  na  leo. 
2.    Leo  mele  no  na  ohe  puhi. 

Symp'tom,  n.    He  ouli.    Syn.  sign. 
2.    Symptom  of  sickness, 'hnlifi 

Syn'a-gogue  (gdg),  n.  Hale  halawai  o 
ka  poe  ludaio. 

Syn'eo-pate,  v.  E  hoopokole  ma  ke 
kapai  ana. 

Syn'eo-pe,  n.     Ke  kapai  ana  o  kekahi 
mau  hua  palapala. 
2.    He  maule. 

Syn'od,  n.    Aha  kuka'  ekalesia. 

Syn'o-nym,  n.    Hua  olelo  ano  like. 

Syn-6n'y-motk8,  adj.    Like  ma  ke  ano. 

Syn-op'sis,  n.  Ke  ano  nui;  ka  i-o  o  ka 
olelo.    Syn.  epitome. 

Syntax,  n.  Ke  kakau  pololei  ana  1  ka 
olelo. 

Sypli'i-lis,  n.    Mai  kaokao. 

Syr'inge,  n.    He  hahano. 

Syg-tem,  n.  1.  Ka  lioouohonoho  pono 
ana. 

2.    The  human  system,  ke  kino  kanaka 
me  na  kanawai  e  hoopono  ana. 
8.     The  solar  system,  ka  la  me  kona  mau 
hoku  hele  me  ko  lakou  mau  kanawai 
ho()i)ono])ono. 

Sys'toin-at'ie,  adj.  Hoonohonoho  po- 
no ia. 

Sy8'tcin>a-tize,  v.  E  hoonohonoho  po- 
no. Systematize  the  work,  e  hoonohono- 
ho pono  i  ka  hana. 


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T 


ab'er-na-ele,  n.    Halelewa. 


Ta'ble,  n.    1.     Papa.     Multiplication  ta- 
ble, papa  hoonui. 

2.  Dining  table, -psLpa,  Siina,;  papa  kau- 
kau. 

3.  Writing  table,  papa  kakau. 
Ta'ble,  v.    E  waiho  ma  ka  papa.    Table 

a  bill,  e  waiho  ka  bila  ma  ka  papa. 
Tab'leau  (tab'lo),  n.     He  hoikeike  o 

ka  poe  ola  me  he  mau  kii  la. 
Ta'ble-land,  7i.    Aiua  papa. 
Ta'ble-si  obn,  n.     Puna  nui. 
Tab'let,  n.    Papa  liilii,  mea  kakau. 
Ta'ble-talk,  n.     Ke  kamailio  ma  ka 

papa  aina. 
Ta'ble-turn'ing,    n.     Ka  hoonaue   la 

ana  o  na  papaaiua  e  na  uhaue  lapu, 

wahi_a  kekani  poe. 
Ta-bob',  n.    He  kapu. 
Tab'u-lar,  adj.    Papa.    A  tabular  view, 

he  hoike  papa. 
Tab'u-late,  v.    E  hoonohonoho  papa. 
Tac'it,  adj.    Ekemu  ole.    Tacit  consent, 

ae  ekemu  ole. 
Tac'it-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  ekemu  ole. 
Tac'l-Curn,  adj.    Ekemu  ole;  mumule. 

Syn.  silent. 
Tack,  n.    1.    Kui  liilii  kakia  moena. 

2.  Kaula  hoopaa  pea. 

3.  Hoopii  moku. 

Taek'ie,«.    1.    Ka  likini  me  na  jwno  e 
ae  o  ka  moku. 

2.  Fishing  tackle,  na  lako  no  ka  lawai'a. 

3.  Kaula  huki  o  ka  palaka. 
Tack'le,  v.    1.    E  hookomolio  i  ke  kaa. 

2.    E  apo;  e  lalau  lima  aku;  e  hoopaa. 
Tact,  n.    Noeau;  maiau. 
Tae'ties,  n.  Ka  ike  e  pili  ana  i  ke  kaua. 
Tag,  n.    1.    He  hoailona  kau  mawaho  o 

ka  ukana. 

2.    Dog  tag,  hoailona  ilio. 
Tag,  V.    E  hahai  koke  mahope. 
Tail,  n.    1.     Tail  of  a  fish,  he  hivL. 

2.  Tail  of  an  animal,  he  huelo. 

3.  Tail  of  a  cock,  koola;  puapua, 

4.  Tail  of  a  kite,  kakaiapola. 

Tail,  V.    Tail  on  or  tail  after^  e  hahai  mai 

mahope. 
Tuil'or,  n.     He  tela;  mea  hmnuhumu 

lole. 
Taint,  TC.    He  kina' ;  he  hauna. 
Taint,  n.    E  hoohaumia;  e  hauna.  Syn. 

corrupt. 
Take,  v.    1.    E  lawe ;  e  hopu ;  e  hoopaa. 

2.    Take  airily  e  hoopololei  i  ka  pu.     To 


take  breath,  e  hanu;  e  hoomaha.  To 
take  care,  e  akahele;  e  malama.  To  take 
doitm,  e  hoohaahaa.  Syn.  write  down, 
e  kakau  iho.  Take  down  pride,  e  hoo- 
haahaa  i  ka  haaheo.  Takedown  a  house, 
e  wawahi  i  ka  hale.  To  take  effect  as  a 
law,  e  lilo  i  kanawai.  To  tale  effect  as 
medicine,  e  naha'.  To  take  hcr.rt,  e  hoo- 
lana  i  ka  manao.  To  take  heed,  e  uoo- 
noo  pono.  To  fate  tn,  e  hoopuuihei;  e 
hoopuni.  To  take  in  sail,  e  li  ka  pea. 
To  take  in  the  meaning,  e  hoomacp«.,po. 
To  take  in  ha7id,  e  hoao  e  hana.  lo  take 
leave  of,  e  haawi  i  ke  aloha  hooka;> 
wale.  To  take  notice,  e  nana  mai.  To 
take  off  J  e  wehe.  To  take  on  one's  self, 
e  hapai  i  ke  kaumaha.  To  take  offence, 
e  hunu.   To  take  out  a  stain,  e  holoi  i  ka 

?aele.  To  take  part  with,  e  kokua  pu. 
'o  take  place,  e  ko.  To  take  root,  e  hoo- 
kumu.  To  take  advantage  of,  e  apo  i  ka 
pomaikai;  e  hana  maaka.  To  take  the 
air,  e  hele  i  ka  holoholo.  To  take  to 
heart,  e  hookomo  ma  ka  naau.  To  take 
up,  e  hapai  ae.  To  take  up  the  time,  e 
hoopiha  i  ka  manawa.  To  take  up  arms, 
e  hoomakaukau  no  ke  k;;ua.  To  take 
time,  e  lawe  1  manawa  kupono.  To  tale 
up  residence,  e  nohopaa.  To  take  uj)  a 
thief  t  e  hopu  i  ka  ainue.  To  take  up 
room,  e  hoopiha  wale.  To  take  up  a 
note,  e  hookaa  i  ka  bllu  aie. 

Take'ln,  n.  He  hoopuniwale;  he  halua. 

Taking,  adj.  Onou.  Syn.  allurinj?. 
A  taking  way,  he  ano  onou;  hoomali- 
mali. 

Take'off,  n.    He  hana  e  hoohenehene. 

Tale,  TO.   1.    Kaao;  moolelo.  Syn.  story. 

2.    Heheluna.   Syn.  number;  count. 
Tale'bear-er,  n.    Holoholo  olelo. 

Tal'ent,  to.    1.    Talena. 

2.    Noeau;  akamai.    Syn.  ability. 
Tal'ent-ed,    adj.      Noeau;    makaukau 

Syn.  able. 
Tales'man,  to.     Panihakahaka  ma  ke 

jure. 
T£|lk,  TO.    Kamailio.    Ixmd  talk,  walaau. 

T^lk,  V.  1.  Talk  quietly,  e  kamailio. 
Syn.  converse. 

2.  Talk  altogether,  e  hoo-uwauwa;  e 
hauwalaau.    Syn.  gabble. 

3.  Talk  foolishly,  hoohauhili;  kualau- 
wiU. 

Talk'a-tlve,  adj.  Walaau  wale.  Syn. 
ibquacious. 


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Tail,  a4j.     Klekle.     Tall  and  slender, 

puhio. 
Tal'low.n.    Ailabipl;ailahipa. 
Tal'ly,  V.    E  ku-like.    Syn.  agree.   Keep 

tally f  e  malama  i  ka  helu. 
TaPly-man,  n.    Kanaka  malama  helu. 
Tal'on,  n.    Ka  maiuu  o  ka  manu. 
Tam'a-ble,  adj.    Hike  ke  hoolakalaka 

la. 
Tatn'a-rlnd,  n.    Kalaau  wi;  hua  wi. 
Tiinie,  adj.    1.    Laka. 

2.    Hoih'oi  ole.    Syn.  dull. 
Tame,  v.    E  hoolakalaka. 
Tame'ly,  adv.     Tamely  submit  to  insult, 

e  ae  molowa  aku  i  ka  hoinola  mai. 
Tame'ness,  n.    Ke  ano  laka. 

Tani'per,  v.    1.     E  lalau  wale.     Syn. 

medale. 

2.    E  kipe.    Syn.  bribe. 
Tan,  V.    1.    E  hoo-lu  ill. 

2.    E  hauli  i  ka  la. 
Tan'grent,  7i.    Kahapill. 
Tan'gri-hle,  adj.    Ike  maka  ia.     Stn. 

palx>able. 
Tan'gle,  v.    E  kahihi ;  e  hihia. 
Tank,  n.    Lua  wai  iiui.    Syn.  cistern. 
Tan'ner,  n.    Kanaka  hoo-lu  ill. 
Tan'ner-y,  n.    Hale  hoo-lu  ili. 
Tan'ta-lize,  v.   E  hoala  makehewa  i  ka 

manaolaua;  e  hooeha  maau. 
Tan'ta-mount',  adj.  Like  a  like.    Syn. 

equivalent. 
Tap,  V.    1.    E  kike;  e  konl. 

2.    £  hou  aku  i  kahe  mai. 
Tape,  n.    Lipine. 
Ta'per,  n.    Ihoiho  kukui. 
Ta'per,  v.    E  hele  a  winiwinl.  Tapering 

toapoinf,  lipilipi;  miomio. 
Tap'root,  n.    Ka  mole  o  ka  mea  ulu. 
Tar,  n.    Ta;  kepau. 

2.    Inoa  no  ke  sela. 
Tar'di-ly,  adv.  Me  ka  lolohi;  me  ka  ha- 

kalia;  hookaulua. 
Tar'di-ness,  n.  Kapuka  hope;  kahoo- 

lohi. 
Tiir'dy,  o<y.    Puka  hope ;  lohl. 
T&re,  n.    1.    Kikania. 

2,    Ke  kaumaha  o  ka  mea  hao  waiwai; 

kaumaha  1  helu  ole  ia. 
Tiir'cet,  n.    Papa  ki  poka. 
Tar'lft*,  n.    Papa  auhau  dute  waiwai. 

Tar'nish.v.    E  hoohapala.    3yn.  sully. 

e  hooemi  i  kaaiai. 
Tar-pi^u'lin,  n.    Kapolina. 
Tar'ry,  v.    E  kali;  e  noho;  e  kakali. 
Tiirt,  adj.    Awaawa;  awahia. 
T&rVly,  adv.  Mekaawahia;  okalakala. 

T&sk,  n.    1.    Panku  hana;  uku  pau. 

2.    Hana;    haawina.     School  tasks,  na 

haawlna  kula. 
Ta8k'-m&s'ter,  n.    Luna  hooponopouo 

hana. 
Taste,  V.    E  hoao;  e  koni. 
Taste,  n.    1.    Mikioi;  maiau. 

2.    Ka  ike  o  ke  alelo  ma  na  mea  ai. 
Taste'ful,  adj.      Mikioi;   aulii.      Syn. 

tasty. 


?tlt*e*  f  ul-ly  i  «^^-     Me  ^a  *"^"- 
Taste'less,  arfj.     Hukahukai;  ono  ole. 

Syn.  insipid. 
Tat'ter,  n.    Mea  weluwelu. 
Tat'tle,  V.    E  holoholo  olelo. 
Tataier,  n.    Holoholo  olelo.    Syn.  tale- 
bearer. 
Tat-too',  n.      Ka  hookani  pahu  o  ke 

ahiahi,  no  na  koa  e  hoi  i  ko  lakou  wa- 

hi  noho  no  ka  po. 
Tat- too',  V.     E  kakauhi;  e  kakaukaha. 
Taunt,  V.    E  loiloi ;  e  nuku.   Syn.  sneer 

at. 
Taut,  adj.    Maloeloe;  lina. 
Tau-tdPo-gy,  n.    Olelo  kuawili  wale. 
Tav'ern,  n.    Hale  hookipa;  hotele. 
Tav'ern-keep'er,  n.    Mea  malama  ho- 
tele. 
T^w'dry,  adj.    Hookahakaha  wale. 
Taw'ny,  adj.    Hauli;  olenalena. 
T*dx,  n.    He  auhau. 
Tax,  V.    1.    E  auhau. 

2.    E  ahewa.    Syn.  accuse. 
Tax'a-ble,  adj.    Ku  i  ka  auhau. 
Tax-a'tion,  n.    Ka  auhau  ana. 
Tax'i-der'my,  n.      Ka    hoomakaukau 

ana  i  na  ili  holoholona;  me  ke  kukulu 

hou  ana  mehe  mau  holoholona  ola  la. 
Tea,  n.    1.    Ti  inu. 

2.    Aina  ahiahi. 
Tea'€an'i8-ter,  n.    Pahu  waiho  tl. 
Teach,  n.    E  ao. 
Teach'a-ble,  adj.     Hoolohe;    hiki  ke 

aoia. 
Teach'er,  n.    Kumuao. 
Tea'cup,  n.    Kiaha  ti. 
Tea'k6t-tle,  n.    Ipu  ti. 
Team,  n.    He  paa  noloholona  hoounau- 

na. 
Team'ster,  n.      Mea  hoo-a  holoholona 

hoounauna. 
Tea'pot,  n.    Ipu  ti. 
Tear,  w.    Kulu  wai  maka. 
Tear,  v.    E  haehae;  e  hoopohae. 
Tear'ful,  adj.    Haloiloi;  maloi. 
Tear'less,  ac(j.    Walmaka  ole. 
Tease,  v.    1.    E  ne.    Syn.  fret 

2.     E  hauawale;  hoouaukiukl.     gYN. 

vex. 

2.    E  kauloloa;  noi  pinepine;  hoohane. 
Teas'er,  n.    1.    He  noohane;  mea  noi 

pinepine. 

2.    Mea  hoonaukiuki  wale. 
Tea'spoon,  n.    Puna  ti. 
Teat,  71.    He  u ;  maka  waiu. 
Tea'ta'ble,  n.    Papa  aina  ahiah 
Tdcb'nlc-al,  adj.    Pill  pono  i  kekahl 

ike  a  hana  paha. 
Tdeh'no-log'ie-al,  adj.    Pili  ^  na  oiha- 

na  akamai. 
Tech-ndl'o-fcy,  n.    Oleic  wehewehe  no 

na  oihana  akamai. 
Te-De'um,  n.   Himeni  hoolea. 
Te'dl-oAs,  adj.  Luhi  wale;  lolohi.  Syn. 

wearisome. 
To'-dl-um,  n.    Luhi;  lohi.    Syn.  weari- 

ness;  fatigrue. 


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Teem,  v.    E  hoohua  nul  mai.    Paapu 

loa. 
Teens «  n.  pi.    Na  makahikl  o  ke  ola  ki- 
no mawaena  o  12  me  20. 
Teeth,  n.  pi.    Na  niho. 
Teetli'ing,  n.  Ka  wa  i  kupu  ae  na  niho. 
Tee-to'tal-er,  n.    Mea  hoole  loa  i  ka 

wai  ona. 
Tel'e-grram,  n.    Oleic  uwia  telegrapa. 
Tel'e-graph,  n.    He  telegarapa. 
Te-leg'ra-phy,  n.    Oihana  telegarapa. 
Tel'e-phone,  n.     Mikini  kamailio  no 

ke  telegarapa. 
Tel'e-seope,  n.  Ohe  nui  mea  nana  i  na 

ao  o  ka  lani 
Tel'e-8cdj>-i€,  adj.   Telescopic  star,  he 

hoku   1  ike  la  me  ka  telescope  wale 
.   no. 

Tell,  V.    E  hai;  e  heln. 
Tel'ler,  TO.    1.    Mea  hai.    8 yn.  narrator. 

2.    Mea  helu.    Bvn.  counter. 

8.    Luna  helu  dala  ma  ka  baneko. 
Tell'tale,  n.    He  holoholo  olelo. 
Te-mer'i-ty,  n.     Hooaano.     Syn.  pre- 
sumption. 
Tem'per,  n.  1.  Ke  ano  o  ka  naau.  Good 

temper,  ano  oluolu.     Bad  temper,  ano 

huhu  wale. 

2.    Ke  degere oka paaki ki o ka metala. 
Tem'per-a-inent,  n.    Ano.    A  nervous 

terperament,  ano  pihoihoi     A  sanguine 

temperament,  ano  noihoi.    A  phlegmatic 

temperament,  ano  maUe;  poonoo.     A 
:  bilious  temperament,  he  ano  hikiwawe 

1  ka  huhu. 
Tem'per-ance,  n.    Ano  pakiko. 
Tem'per-ate,  adj.    Pakiko. 
Tena'per-a-ture,  n.    1.  Ka  wela  me  ke 

anu. 

2.    A  high  temperature,  nui  ka  wela.    A 

low  temperature,  nui  ke  anu. 
Tem'pest,  n.    He  ino;   makani  ino  me 

ka  u'a. 
Tem-pest'u-otts,  adj.    1.    Ino;  Inoino. 

A  tempestuous  day,  he  la  ino. 

2.    A  tempestuous  sea,  kai  ooluku'. 
Tem'ple,  n.    1.    Luakiui. 

2.    Maha  poo. 
Tetn'po-ra,l,  adj     1.    No  keia  ao.  Tem- 
poral good,  he  pomalkai  no  keia  ao. 

2.    Pili  i  ka  maha  poo. 
Tem'po-ra-ri-ly,  adv.    No  ka  wa  po- 

kole;  iki. 
Tein'po-ra-ry,  a(^'.    No  ka  wa  pokole ; 

ku  1  ka  wa.    Syn.  transient;  transitory. 
Tem'po-rize,  v.  E  ae  no  ka  wa  pokole. 
Tempt,  V.    E  hoowalewale;  e  hoao. 
Temp-ta'ticn,    n.      He   hoowalewale; 

kumu  onou. 
Tempt' *r,  n.    Mea  hoowalewale. 
Tempt'ing-ly,  ady.    Make  ano  onou; 

hoomalimalL 
Ten,  adj.    Umi. 
Tcn'-a-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ke  hookupaa  la 

ke  hooku-e  ia. 
Te-nji'cious,  adj.    1.    Pili;  piplli;  pili- 

paa. 

2.     Tenacious  memory,  ike  poina  ole. 


mea  hoo- 


Te-n&c'l-ty,  n.    Ke  ano  pili  paa. 
Ten'ant,  n.     1.     Hoa  aina;  me 

limalima  hale. 

2.    Lopa.    Syn.  serf. 
Ten'ant-ry,  n.    Na  hoa-aina. 
Tend,  V.    1.    Ekiai;  malama;lawelawe. 

2.    E  nee. 
Ten'den-cy,  n.     1.     An.      Tendency  of 

time,  ke  au  o  ka  manawa. 

2.    He  hilinai.    Tendency  to  evil,  ka  hi- 

linai  i  ka  hewa. 
Ten'der,  n.    1.    Moku  lawelawe  no  ka 

moku  nui. 

2.  Kaa  la  we  wahie  me  ka  wai  no  ka 
enikini  mahu. 

3.  Legal  tender,  dala  ma  ke  kanawai. 

4.  Kahaawi  ana.      Tender  of  service, 
ka  haawi  anai  ke  kokua.* 

5.  Palapala  koho  no  kekahi  hana,  etc. 
Ten'der,  v.    E  haawi.    Syn  offer. 
Ten'der,  adj.    1.    Palupalu;  eha  koke; 

nolu. 

2.  Ahonui.    Syn.  compassionate. 

3.  Puloku. ,  Syn.  delicate. 
Ten'der-heart'ed,  adj.  Ahonui;  naau 

menemene. 
Tdn'der-ly,  adj.    Ahonui ;  menemene. 

Ten'der-ne98,  n.     1.     Ano  eha  koke; 

ano  palupalu. 

2.    Menemene;  ahonui. 
T^n'don,  n.     Oloua'. 
Ten'e-ment,  n.     Hale  noho. 
Ten'et,  n.    Loina.    Syn.  principle. 
Ten'fold,  adj.    Pa-umi. 
Ten'on,  n.    tjle  papa. 
Ten'or,  n.    1.    Leo  tenora. 

2.    Ano  nui .    The  tenor  of  the  remark,  ke 

ano  nui  o  ka  olelo. 
Tense,  adj.    Liolio;  lina.    Syn.  taut. 

Tense,  n.  He  wa.  Present  tense,  keia  wa. 

Past  tense,  wa  i  hala. 
Ten'slon,  w.    Lio;  lina;  linalina.    Syn. 

strain. 
Tdnt,  n.    Hale  lole ;  hale  lewa. 
Tenth,  n.    Hapa-umi;  ka  umi. 
To-nu'1-ty,  n.    Ano  lahilahi ;  ano  Avlni- 

wiui. 
Tep'id,  adj.    Pumahana. 
Term,  n.    1.    Mahele  manawa;  wa. 

2.    He  olelo;  hua  olelo. 

8.    He  mahele  o  ke  kuaniti  hoailona 

helu. 
Term,  v,    E  kapa.  Syn.  designate;  call. 

Ter'ma-gant,  n.    Wahinenuku;  wahi- 

nepakakeu.    Syn.  scold;  shrew. 
Ter'mi-na-ble,  aaj.     Hiki   ke  hoopau 

ia;  kaupalenaia. 
Ter'mi-nsite,  r.    1.    E  hoopau ;  hoo'kL 

2.    E  kau  palena. 
Ter'mi-na'tion,  n      Ka  pau  ana;   ka 

hope  loa;  ka  palena.    Syn.  end. 
Ter'mi-nus,  n.    1.    Ke  poo  me  ka  pau 

ana  o  ke  alanui. 

2.    Palena  ;mokuna;  pea. 
Ter'race,  n.    Honua  papa, 
Ter'ra-pln,  n.    Honu;  ea. 
Ter-res'tri-al,  adj.    No  ka  honua 


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Tfir^i-ble,  a<^'.   Weliwell;  eehia.    Syk. 

awful.  . 

T6r-rlf'ic,  adj.    Weliwell. 
Ter'ri-fy,  v.    E  hooweliweli. 
Ter'ri-to-ry,  n.     1.     Aina. 

T6r'ror,  n.    Kumu  hooweliweli;  well- 

'Wcli  *  66Ili£l 

T#rse'adj.    Mikioi;  olelo  inlkioi.    Syn. 

conciBe.    A  terse  expression. 
T<>st,  n.    1.    Mea  hoao.     Test  question, 

ninan  hoao. 

2.    He  ana.    Syn.  standard. 
T6st/a-Tnent,    n.      1.      Kauoha.      New 

Testament,  Kauoha  Hou. 

2.    Pahipala  hooillna.    Syn.  will. 
Test'a-ment'a-ry,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  pala- 

pala  hooilina. 
Te8-ta'tor,  n.  Ka  mea  nona  ke  kauoha 

hope. 
Tes'ter,  n.    Uhl  oluna  o  ka  moe. 
Tes'ta-ele,  n.    Laho;  opea. 
Tes'ti-fy ,  v.    E  boike ;  olelo  hoike. 
Tes'ti-ly,adv.    Me  ka  huhu. 
Tes'ti-mo'ni-al,  n.  1.  Palapala  apono. 

2.    Mea  hoike  aloha,  mahalo,  etc. 
Tes'ti-mo-ny,  n.     Olelo  hoike.    Syn. 

witness;  evidence. 
Tes'ty,    adj:      Nanau.      Syn.   peevish; 

crabbed. 
Tete'a-tete'  (tat-a-tat),   n.    Knmailio 

hoonanea  iwaena  o  na  mea  elua. 
Tctii'er,  v.    E  hoopaa  i  ke  kaula. 
Teth'er,  n.    Kaula  hoopaa  holoholona. 
Text,  TO.    1.    Poo  olelo;  icumumanao. 

2.    Olelo  i  pai  ia. 
T6xt'bo"bk,  ».    Bukeao. 
Tex'tile,  adj.    Ulana  ia. 
Text/are,   n.     1.     Ke  ano  o  ka  ulana 

ana. 

2.    Texture  of  the  skin  ke  ano  o  ka  III. 
Thank,  v.     E  aloha  aku  no  ka  pomai- 

kai  i  loaa  mai. 
Thaiik^ful,  adj.    Piha  i  ke  aloha.  Syn. 

grateful. 
Tliank'ful-ly,  adv.    Me  ke  aloha.  Syn. 

gratefully. 
TIiaiik'ful-ne88,  n.     Ke  aloha  no  ka 

boopomaikai  ia  mai.     Syn.  gratitude. 
Til  an  k'less,  adj.    Aloha  ole.    Syn,  un- 
grateful. 
Thanks,  n.  pi.    Aloha. 
Thanks'glT'ing^,  n.     Ka  hoaloha'loha 

ana. 
That,  pron.    Kela;  ia;  oia;  ua  mea  la. 
Th&t,  conj.    I.    That  you  may  kiiow,  i  ike 

oe. 
Thatch,  n.    Mea  ulu  ako  hale. 
Thatch,  v.    E  ako  hale. 
Thaw,  n.    Ka  hooheehee  ana  o  ka  hau. 
The,  def.  art.    Ka;  ke. 

The'a-tcr,(  Hale  kcaka. 

The'a-tre.i  ^-    *i»^^t.  Kcasa. 

The-at'ri-cal,  adj.    Pili  i  ke  keaka. 
The-at'ri-eals,  n.  pZ.    Nahana  keaka. 
Theft,  n.    Aihue  ana. 
Thgir,  pron.  (dual)    Ko  laua;  (pi.)  ko 
lakou. 


Theme,  n.    Kumu  olelo;  kumumanao. 
Them-selveg'.  pron.    Lakou  iho;  laua 

iho. 
Then,  adv.    1.    Ia  wa:  ia  manawa. 

2.    Conj.    Alalia. 
Thgnce,  adv.    Mai  laila  aku. 
Thence-forth,         }      ,      Mai  ia  mana- 
Thence-for'ward.i  '"*^*       wa'ku. 


The-^d'o-lite,  n.    Panana'  ana  aina. 
The'o-16'g:i-an,  n.    Mea  hull  Akua. 
The'o-ldgMc-al,  adj.    Pili  no  Ke  Akua. 
The-dPo-gry,  71.    HullAkua. 
The'o-rem,  w.    Manaohai;  nanehai. 
The'o-rize,  v.    E  kukulu  i  manao. 
The'o-ry,  n.    Manao  i  kukulu  ia. 
There,  adv.    1.    Malaila;  ma-o';  i-o'. 

2.    Aiala! 
There'a-bonts',    adv.       Ma  kauwahl 

malaila. 
There-aft'er,  adv.    Mai  ia  hope  msii. 
There-by',  adv.    Mamuli  o  ia. 
There-for',  adv.    No  ia. 
There'fore,  adv.    Nolaila;  no  ia  mea. 
There-in'  adv.    Iloko;  maloko;   mala 

mea. 
There-or,  adv.   No  la  mea.    To  give  no- 
tice thereof,  e  kukala  no  ia  mea. 
There-dn',  adv.    Maluna  iho. 
There'up-dn',  adv.  No  ia  mea;  nolaila, 
There-with',  adv.    Meiamea. 
Ther-mdm'e-ter,  n.    Mea  ana  wela. 
The'sis,  w.     Kumu  paio;  iwiao.     Syn. 

theme. 
Th e y ,  pron,    Lak ou ;  laua. 
Thick,  adj.    1.    Manoanoa. 

2.    Thick,  as  fluid,  kuhu-a'. 

8.    Thick,  as  a  cloud  or  darkness,  pano- 

pano. 

4.    Thick,  as  a  crowd,  paapu. 
Thick'en,  v.    1.    E  hana  a  manoanoa, 

2.    E  paapu.     Dangers  thicken,  paapu 

mai  na  popilikia. 

8.    E  pouli  mai.     The  weather  thickens, 

ke  pouli  mai  nei  ka  ino. 
Thickset,  n.     Wahi  paapu  o  ka  nahele- 

hele;  wahi  hihi  o  na  mea  ulu. 
'^hick'ly,  adv.    Paapu. 
Thlck'ness,  n.    Ka  manoanoa. 
Thick'set,  adJ.  L  Poupou.  Syn.  burly. 

2.     Kanupill. 
Thick'-  skinned  >      .,     Kolo  O  ka  noo- 
Thlck'-skulled  i  "*^-       noo. 
Thief,  n.    He  aihue. 
Thieve,  v.    E  aihue.    Syn.  steaL 
Thiev'lsh,  adJ;    Aihue. 
Thiev'ish-ness,  n.    Ke  ano  aihue. 
Thigh  (thi),  n.    U-ha'. 
Thills,  n.    Na  au  o  ke  kaa  IJo. 
Thim'ble,  n.    Komo  humuhumu. 
Thin,  adj.    1.    I^ahilahl.    (Of  fluids.) 

2.    Thin  in  flesh,  homa;    wiwi;  haka- 

nele. 
Thine,  n.    Mea. 
Thi^k,  V.    1.    E  manao. 

2.    Enoonoo;  poonoo.    Syn.  reflect. 

8.  Think  to  one's  self,  e  halalo. 
Think'er,  n.  Mea  iioonoo  nui. 
Think'ingr,  n.    Noouoo;  poonoouoo. 


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Thln'ly,  adv.     L     Kawalawala.     Syn. 

sparsely. 

2.    Lahilahi. 
Thin'-skiuned,  adj.     Huhuwale;  liu- 

hu  koke. 
Third,  adj.    Ke  kolu;  hapa-kolu. 
Thirst,  n.    Makewai. 
Thirst'y,  adj.    Makewai. 
Thir-teen',  adj.    Umikumamakolu. 
Thir'ty.adj,    Kanakolu. 
This,  pron.    Keia. 
This'tle,  n.    Puakala. 
Thith'er,  adv.    I-o'.    Hither  and  thither, 

i-o'  &  ift  1161 
Thlth'er-ward,  adv.    I-o'  la,  i  na  wahi 

la. 
Thole'-pln,  n.    Pine  hoe  waapa. 
Thorn,  n.    Mea  oioi ;  kakalaioa. 
Thorn'y,  adj.    Oioi;  wanawana. 
Thor'ough,  adj.      Olahonua;    hooma- 

kaulii;  paa  pouo. 
Thor'ough-fare  (thtkr'o),  n.    Alanui 

Thor'ough-ly  (thftr'6-ly),  adi.  Ola- 
honua; paa  pouo. 

Though  (tho),  adv.  and  conj.  lua  paha; 
oiai  nae. 

Thought,  n.    Manao;  noonoo. 

Though t'ful,  adj.  Noonoo;  poonoo- 
noo;  mikolelehua. 

Thdughff  ul-ly  (thftwt),  adv.  Mikole- 
lehua; noonoo. 

Though t'less,  adj.  Noonoo  ole.  Syn. 
heedlessly. 

Thought'less-ness,  n.  Ka  noonoo 
ole.    Syn.  hedlessness. 

Thou'sand,  adj.    Kausanl;  tausanl. 

ThralPdom,  n.  Ka  noho  ana  kauwa 
kuapaa.    Syn.  slavery. 

Thrash,  V.    E  hahau ;  e  hili. 

Thread,  n.    He  lopi. 
2.    Thread  of  the  discourse,  ke  kumu 
noonoo  o  ka  haiao. 

Thread,  v.    1.    E  hookomo  ka  lopi  ma 
ka  maka  o  ke  kuikele. 
2.    E  hele  akahele  ma  kahi  ololi;  kahi 
pilikia. 

Thread'bare,  adj.  Kohu  ole  no  ke  ka- 
hiko  loa. 

Threat,  n.    Olelo  hooweliweli. 

Threat'en,  v.    E  hooweliweli. 

Threat'en-ing,  adj.  1.  Hooweliweli. 
Threatening  language,  olelo  hooweli- 
weli. 

2.  E  kau  weliweli  mai  ana.  A  threat- 
ening evil,  popilikia  e  kau  weliweli  mai 
ana. 

Three,  aj.    E  kolu. 

Three'fold,  adj.    Pa-kolu. 

Three'seore,  adj.    Kanaono. 

Thresh,  v.    E  hahau  hua  palaoa. 

Ihresh'old,  n.    Paepae  puka. 

Thrlft'y,  adj.  Hoomakaulii;  kuonoono. 

Thrill,  V.    1.    E  kapalili  ka  houpo. 
2,    E  hoopiha  1  ka  oli;  a  i  ka  maka'u 
paha. 

Thrive,  v.    1.    E  noho  kuonoono. 
2.    E  ulu  ae. 


Thriv'ing,  ac^.  Hoomakaulii;  kuono- 
ono. Syn.  prosperous.  A  thriving 
business,  he  oihaua  kuonoono. 

Throat,  n.    Ka  puu. 

Thrdb,  v.    E  koni;  e  pana;  e  kapalili. 

Throne,  n.    Noho  alii. 

Throng,  n*    Puuluulu  kanaka. 

Thrdng,  v;  E  kupipi;  e  akoakoa  nul 
mai. 

Thrfit'tle,  v.  E  umi;  e  puna.  Syn. 
choke. 

Through  (thru),  adv.  and  prep.  1. 
Through  the  garden,  mawaena  o  ke  ki- 
hapai. 

2.  Through  the  country,  mai  kahi  pea  a 
i  kekahi  pea  o  ka  aina. 

3.  Pau.  Through  eating,  pau  ka  ai  ana. 
Through-out',  adv.    Mai  o  a  o. 
Throw,  V.    E  kiola;  e  hoolei ;  e  nou. 
Thrfist',  V.    E  hou ;  e  o. 

ThAmb,  n.  Ka  manamana  nul  o  ka  li- 
ma. 

Th5mp,  v.    Ekul. 

Thtkn'der,  n.    Hekill. 

Thftn'der-bolt,  n.     Uila  i  kul  mai. 

ThOn'der-clap,  n.    He  kui  hekili. 

Thiin'der-eloud,  n.  He  ao  nona  mai 
ke  hekeli  me  ka  uila. 

Thiin^der-shdw'er,  n.  Naulu  me  ke 
hekili. 

ThAn'der-strfiek,  adj.  Pilihua;  pu- 
iwa  loa. 

Thurs'day,  n.    Poaha*. 

Th 6 8,  adr.    Pe;penei. 

Thwack,  v.    E  hahau  me  ka  mea  nul. 

Thwart,  v.    E  keakea;  e  hoohoka. 

Tick',*w.    1.    Ke  koele  ana  o  ka  watl. 

2.  He  aie.     To  get    things  on  tick,  e 
komo  i  ka  aie. 

3.  He  uku  hipa. 

Tick'et,  n.    1.    Balota.    Syn.  ballot. 
2.    Hepepauku  moku;   uku  kaa.  etc. 

Tick'le,  V.    1.    E  iniiniki;   hoomaneo- 

neo. 

2.    E  hoomalimali;  hoolealea. 
TIck'lish,  adj.    Maneoneo  wale. 
Tid'al,  adj.    No  ke  kai.    Tidal  wsjve,  kai 

hooee;  kai  mimiki. 
Tide,  n.    Kai.    High  tide,  kai  nul.    Lou) 

tide,  kai  maloo.    Ehh  tide,  kai  emi.  The 

tide  flows,  ke  pii  nei  ke  kai. 
Tlde'wait'er,  n.    Luna  kiai  ukana  ma- 

luna  o  ka  moku,  i  ku  i  ke  dute. 
Tide'wa'ter,  n.     Kai. 
Tid'ingf§,  n.    Na  lono;  na  nuhou.    Syn. 

news. 
Ti'dy,  adj.    Aulii;  maiau;  hiehie.  Syn. 

neat. 
Tie,  V.    E  nakinaki;  hikii;  nakii. 
Tie,  n.    1.    He  nipuu.    Syn.  knot. 

2.  A  tie  vote,  koho  like  iwaena  o  na 
aoao  elua. 

3.  He  pili.  A  family  tie,  he  pili  ohana. 

Tier,  n.     Lalani.     A  tier  of  boxes,  he 

lalani  pahu. 
Tlir,  n.    He  wahl  nuku  iki  ma  ka  olelo. 
Ti'ger,  n.    He  tiga. 


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Tigrht,  adj.     1.     Paa.    Air-tight^  paa,l 

komo  ole  ke  ea. 

2.    Ona  ikl. 

8.    Oolea. 
Tiprht'en,  V.    £  nakll  a  paa;  e  hnkla 

maloeloe. 
Tile,  n.    He  uwinihepa. 
Till,  n.    Pahu  liilii  waiho  dala. 
Till,  V.  E  mahi  i  ka  aina.  Syn.  cultivate. 
Till,  adv.    A  hiki  ikamanawa.    Syn. 

until. 
Tlll'age,  n.    Ka  mahi  ana  i  ka  aina. 
Tlll'er,  n.    1.    He  kanaka  mahiai. 

2.    Ke  au  o  ka  hoeuli  o  ka  waapa. 
Tlm'ber,  n.    Laau  kukulu  hale,  etc. 
Tiine,  n.    1.    Manawa;  wa. 

2.    Keia  ao. 
Time,  v.    E  haawi  i  manawa;  e  kakau  I 

ka  manawa. 
Time'keep'er,)         Mea  kuhikuhima- 
Time'piece,       S     '        nawa. 
Time'ly,  ad/.     I  ka  wa  kupono.    Syn. 

opportune. 
Time'serv'er,  n.    Mea  lolelua  o  ka  ma- 

nao;  he  hoopilimeaai. 
Time'-worn,  adj.     Kahiko;  lawelawe 

nui  ia,    Syn.  old. 
Tim'id,  adj      Pihoihoi;  hopohopo;  pu- 

iwa. 
Tim-id'l-ty,  n.    Ano  pihoihoi ;  ano  pu- 

iwa  wale. 
Tim'id-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  pihoihoi. 
Tim'o-rofts,  adj.     Maka'u  wale.    Syn. 

timid. 
Tin,  w.    Tinl. 
Tinet'ure,  n.  He  wail  miko  me  kekahi 

mea  e  ai. 
Tin'der,  ni    Pulupulu  ho-a'  ahl. 
Tln'der-b6x,  n.     Pahu  pohaku  paea, 

mea  ho-a'  ahi. 
Tin'gle,  v.   E  kanl.  Ears  tingle,  kani  na 

pepeiao. 
Tin  k'er,  n.  Kanaka  kapili  hou  i  na  mea 

metal  a. 
Tink'er-lng,  n.    Ka  oihana  o  ke  tinker, 
Tin'kle,  n.    E  kani  ooi. 
Tln'man,  n.    Kanaka  hana  mea  tini. 
Tint,  n.    He  hooluu  ili. 
Ti'ny,  adj.    Uuku  loa. 
Tip,  n.    1.    Piko;  wekiu. 

2.     Tip  of  the  tongue,  lau-alelo. 
Tip'ple,  V.    E  imi  man  i  na  mea  ona. 
Tip' pier,  n.  Mea  inu  man  1  na  mea  ona. 
Tip'sy,  adj.    Onaiki. 
Tire,  n.    Apo  hao  no  na  huila. 
Tired,  adj.    Lnhi;  maloeloe. 
Tire'some,  adj.    Maluhiluhi. 
Tit'bit,  n.    Huna  mea  ono. 
Tithe,  n.    lie  hapaumi. 
TIt'il-late,  v.     E  hoomaneoneo.     Syn. 

tickle. 
Ti'tle,  n.    1.    He  Inoa  harohano. 

2.    He  poo.    Title  of  a  bill,  ke  poo  o  ka 

bila. 
Ti'tled,  adj.     Haawiia  ka  inoa  hanoha- 

no. 
Ti'tle-deed,  »i.    Palapala  alodio. 
Ti'tie-pu^e,  n.  Ka  aoao  poo  o  ka  buke. 
14 


Tif  ter         )  „     He  aka  ikl.    Syn.  glg- 
Tit'ter-lngrJ  "*        gle. 
To,  prep.  I.   Goto  Honolulu,  e  hele  i  Ho- 
nolulu. 

2.  Ia.    Give  to  them,  e  haawi  ia  lakou. 

3.  lo.    Go  to  him,  e  hele  io  na  la. 
Toad'y,  n.    He  hoopilimeaai. 
Toast,  n.    1.    Berena  papaa. 

2.    He  inu  hoo-ra  ahalo. 
Toast,  V.    1.    E  koala. 

2.    E  inu  hoo-mahalo. 
To-bac'eo,  n.    Baka. 
To-bac'co-nist,  n.     Mea  hana  a  kual 

baka. 
To-bac'eo-plpe,  w.    Ipu  baka. 
To-day',  n.    Keia  la. 
Tod'dle,  V.    E  hele  ku'ku'. 
Tdd'dler,  n.     Keiki  liilii  akahi  no  a 

hele. 
Toe,  n.    Manamana  wawae. 
To-gretli'er,  adv.     Pu.      Go  togetheVy  e 

hele  pu. 
Toll,r.    Ekamauhana. 
Toil'et,  n.     Ka  aahu  me  ka  hoopono- 

pono  kino. 
Toil'some,  adj.    Luhi;  kaumaha. 
To'ken,  n.    He  hoailona.    Syn.  symbol; 

sign. 
Tdl'er-a-ble,  adj.    Aho  iki. 
T61'er-a-bly,  adv.    Aho  iki. 
T61'er-ant,  ad/.    Ahonui ;  laulea.    Syn. 

indulgent. 
T61'er-ate,  v.    E  ahonui;  e  hoomana- 

wanui. 
T61'er-a-tion,  w.    Ahonui;  laulea. 
Toll,  91.    He  mahele;  he  auhau. 
Toll,  v     E  hookani  i  ka  bele  kanikau. 
Toll'bridge,  n.    Alahaka  i  hoo-uku  ia 

no  ka  hele  ana  maluna. 
Toll'gjite,  n.    Puka  komo  1  hoouku  ia. 
Toll'gath'er-er,  n.    Kiai  ohi  auhau. 
Tom'a-hawk,  n.    Koi  kaua  o  na  ini- 

kini.       *• 
To-nia'to,  n.    Ohia  haole. 
Tomb  (turn),  n.    Ilina;  hale   kupapau. 
Tpmb'stone,  n.    Pohaku  ilina. 
To-m<5r'r6w,  n.    Apo'po'. 
Ton  (ttkn),  n.   He  tona,  elua  tausani  pa- 

ona. 
Tone,  n.    1.    Ke  kani  o  ka  leo. 

2.    Anuu.    Semi-tone,  anuu-hapa. 
Tdngrs,  n.    Upa'  ahi. 
Tongue  (tung),  n.    1.    Alelo;  elelo. 

2.    Olelo.     A  foreign  tongue,  he  oleic 

haole. 
Tongue'tied,  n.    1.    Elelo  hepa. 

2.    Cart-tongue,  ka  ihu  o  ke  kaa. 
T6n'ic,  n.    Laau  hooikaika  kino. 
T«-night',  n.     I  keia  j)o;  keia  po. 
Ton'na^e  (t6n-ej),  n.    Ka  helu  o  na 

tona. 
Too,  adv.    1.    Nohoi,    Syn.  also. 

2^    Loa.    Too  much,  mii  loa. 
Tool,  n.    Mea  hana;  paahana. 
Tooth,  n.    Niho. 
Tooth'nche,  n.    Eha  o  ka  niho;  pakoni 

oka  niho. 
Tocth'lesg,  04/.    Niho  ole. 


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Tooth'-pick,  TO.    0  niho. 

Tootii'soine,  od?.    Ono;iniko. 

T6p,  n.    1.    Ko  luna  loa;  welau;  wekiu; 

piko. 

2.    He  hn. 
To'per,  n.    Kanaka  ona  man. 
Top'ie,   n.    Kumumanao;    kumu  noo- 

noo. 
Tdp'm&st,  TO.    Ke  kia  oluna. 
Top'most,  adj.    Oluna  loa. 
To-pdg'ra-plier,  n.  Mea  kahakii  aina. 
To-p6g'ra-phy,  n.    Kaha  kii  aina. 
Top'ple,  V.    E  kulanalana;  e  hiolo  mal. 
Top'sy-tur'vy,  acy.    Huikau;  ilaloilu- 

na. 
Torch,  TO.    Lama;  lamaku'. 
Torch'llglit,  TO.    Malamalama  o  ka  la- 
maku. 
Tor'ment,  n.    1.    Eha  nul. 

2.    Mea  hoopilikia  nui. 
Tor-ment',  v.    E  hoomaaa;  e  hoopili- 
kia; e  hana  ino. 
Tor-ment'or,    to.    L    Mea  hooehaeha 

wale. 

2     Mea  hoonaukiuki. 
Tor-na'do,   to.    He  mumuku;  makaul 

ikaika  ino.    Syn.  hurricane. 
Tor-pe'do,  to.    Mikini  hoo-pahu'. 
Tor'pid,   adj.     Hiamoe  wale;  maeele. 

Syn.  sluggish. 
Tor'por,  n.     Ano  hiamoe  wale;   ano 

maeele. 
Tor'rent,  to.    Wai  kahe  nui;  wal  nul. 
Tdr'rld,  adj.  Wela;  papaa.   Torrid  zone, 

kaei  wela. 
Tor'toise  (tis),  n.    He  honu;  ea. 
T6r'tu-o68,  adj.    Pakaawili;  kuawili. 
Tort-ure,  n.    Eha  nui. 
Tdss,  V.    1.    E  kiola;  e  hoolel. 

2.  To  toss  about  in  bed,  e  onioni  maluna 
o  ka  moe. 

3.  Toss  up  the  nose,  auku  ka  ihu. 
To'tal,  adj.    Pau  loa.    Total  loss,  poino 

loa.    Sum  total,  huina  pau  loa 
T6'tal-ly,  adv.     Loa;  pau   loa.     Syn. 

wholly. 
Tote,  r.  Ehalihall;ehaaw€.  Syn.  carry. 
Tdt'ter,  v.    E  hika'ka';  e  kulanalana. 
Toticli,  V.    1.    E  paa  aku;  e  pili. 

2.    E  lalau  aku. 

8.    E  ku.    To  touch  at  a  port,  e  ku  ma 

kekahi  awa. 

4.  E  noonoo  iki.     Syn.  to  touch  on  a 
subject. 

Toiich,  TO.    Ka  ha'ha'  ana;  ka  pili  ana. 
Toflcli'ing,  adj.    Manaonao. 
Touch'y,  adj.    Huhu  koke.    Syn.  irrit- 
able, 


Totigh  (tuf),  odA.    Oolea;  uaua. 
a  uaua. 


Totkgh'en,  v.    E  hana  i  oolea;  e  hoolilo 


Tour,  71.    Hehuakaikaapuni.    Syn.  cir- 
cuit. 

Tour'ist,  TO.    Kanaka  huakai  kaapuni. 

Tour'na-ment,  TO.    Lealea  kau  ho  o  ka 
wa  kahiko. 

Tow,  n.    1.    Kekahi  ano  olona'. 
2.    Hookolo  moku. 


Tow,  V.    E  hookolo  moku. 
To'ward  (to-ard),     )        „     t  »^ 
To'ward8(to.ardz),;^^^P-    ^J  ^O'  ^^' 
Tciw'el,  TO.    Kawele. 
Tow'er  TO.    Hale  pakui. 
T6w'er-ing,  adj.  Kiekie  loa,  me  he  hale 
pakui  la. 

^dwlia^ej  ^-    Kaula  hookolo. 
T<iwn,  TO.    Kulanakauhale;  he  taona. 
Town-clerk',  ».      Kakauolelo    no    ke 

taona. 
Tciwn-cri'er,  to.    Luna  kukala  akea. 
Tdwn'hoase,   to.     Hale   noho   ma  ke 

taona. 
Towns'folk,  TO.  Nakamaainaoketaona. 
Tdwns'inan,  to.    Kamaaiua  o  ke  taona 

hookahi. 
T6wn'-talk',  71.    Mea  i  wawa  nui  ia. 
Toy,  TO.    Mea  paani  uo  kamalii. 
Toy,  17.    E  hoonanea. 
Toy'ghop,  71.    Hale  kuai  mea  paanl. 
Trace,  n.    1.     He  meheu.     Syn.  track, 

vestige. 

2.    Kaula  huki  o  ke  kaa,  a  mea  e  paha. 
Trace,  v.    1.     E  hahai  mamuli  o  ka  me- 
heu. 

2.    E  kahakaha.    Trace  a  line,  e  kaha  i 

kaha. 
Track,  TO.    1.    He  meheu ;  mooa. 

2.    Alanui. 
Track,  v.    E  alualu.    Syn.  trace. 
Traek'less,  adj.    Heleole  ia; alanui ole. 
Tract,  n.    1.    Buke  liilii. 

2.    Aina. 
Tr&ct'a-ble,  adj,    Lohe;  laka,  hoolohe. 

Syn.  docile. 
Trade,  to.    1.    Oihana  kalepa. 

1.  Oihana  hana  lima. 
Trad'er,  to.    Kanaka  kalepa. 
Trades'man,  to.  Kanaka  kalepa;  kanaka 

hana  lima. 
Trades'un'ion,  to.    He  hui  o  na  oihana 

hanalima. 
Trade'wlnd,  to.    Moae;  kaomi. 
Tra-di'tion,  to.    Olelo  mai  na  kupuna 

mai. 
Tra-dl'tion-al,      \    ^.     No  na  kupu- 
Tra-di'tion-a-ry,  j  ^^'     na  mai;  kuu- 

na'. 
Tra-duce',  v.    E  aki,  niania;  alapahi. 

Syn.  sfunder. 
Tra-duc'er,  to.      Mea  niania;   kanaka 

aki.    S"yn.  slanderer. 
Tr&rflc,  TO.    Oihana  maauauwa'. 
Traffick-er,  to.     Kanaka  maauauwa'. 
Tra^'e-dy,  to.       He  hana    weliweli   e 

make  ai. 
Trag'ic,  adj.     Poino  i  ka  make.    Syn. 

fatal. 
Trail,  V.    E  hookolo;  e  kauo  mahope. 
Trail,  to.    1.    Meheu.    Syn.  track. 

2.  Hu-a'.     Trail  of  a  garment,   hu-a' 
aahu. 

Train,  to.    1.    He  poe  ukali.     Syn.  ret- 
inue. 

2.    He  mau  kaa  1  kauoia  e  ka  enikinl 
mahu. 


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8.    Hu-a  aahu.    Syn.  trail. 

i.    A  train  of  ideas,  he  mau  kumu  noo- 

noo  e  pili  pu  ana. 
Train,  v.    1.    E  ao.    Syn.  teach. 

2.    E  hoolrtkalaka.    Syn.  break  In. 

8.    E  hoo-ulu  pono. 
Trait,  n,    Ano.    Syn.  peculiarity. 
Trait'or,  n.    He  kumakaia. 
Trait/or-otis,  adj.    Kumakaia. 
Tramp,  n.    1.    lie  kuewa;  aea  wale. 

2.    Mea  makaikai  wawae. 
Tram'ple,  v.    E  hehi. 
Tran'quil,  adj.    L    Lai;  maUe,     Syn. 

calm. 

2.    Kuapapa.    Syn.  quiet. 
Tran'quil-ize,   v.     £  hoomalielle;  e 

hoo-na'. 
Tran-quil'i-ty,  n.    1.    Malie;  lal. 

2.    Maluhia;  kanoho  kuapapa  ana. 
TrSn'quil-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  malie. 
Trans-aet',  v,    E  hana;  e  hooko'.  Syn, 

perform. 
Trans-ac'tion,  n.    Ka  hana;  ka  hooko 

aua. 
Trans-al'pSne,  adj.    Ma  kela  aoao  o  na 

mauna  Alepe  mai  Roma  aku. 
Trans'at-lan'tic,  adj.    Mao  aku  o  ka 

moan  a  Atelanika. 
Tran-seend',  v.    E  kela.     Syn,  excel; 

surpass. 
Tran-scend'ent,  acy.    Kelaloa.     Syn. 

surpassing. 
Tran-scribe',  v.    E  kakau  kope.    Syn. 

copy. 
Tran-seriVer«  n.      Mea  kakau  kope. 

Syn.  copyist. 
Tran'seript,  ru    Kope. 
Trans-fer',  v.    1.    E  hoolilo. 

2.    E  lawe;  e  halihali.    Syn.  convey. 
Trans'fer,  n.    1.    Ka  halihali  ana  mai 

kauwahi  a  i  kau  wahi  aku. 

2.    Ka  hoolilo  ana  i a  hai. 
Trang-f6r'a-ble,  adj.    L    Hiki  ke  hoo- 

liloia. 

2.    Hiki  ke  halihali  ia. 
Trans 'fer  pa'per,  n.     Pepa  1  hooma- 

kaukauia  no  ka  pal  kope  ana. 
Trans-fig'u-ra'tion,  n.  Ka  hoopahao- 

hao  ana. 
Trans-fiff'ure,  v.    E  hoopahaohao. 
Trans-fix',  v.    E  hou  aku  a  puka. 

Trans-form',  V.    Ehoo-anoe;  hoo-ma- 

lule. 
Trans'for-ma'tlon,  n.    Hooano  e  ana. 

Trann-fuge'f  r.    1.    E  uininl  mai  kela 

a  i  kela. 

2.    E  hookahe  mai  kela  a  I  kela. 
Trang-grSss',  v.    1.    £  hoohaki  kana- 

wai. 

2.  E  kela  I  ka  mea  kupono. 
Trans-grrds'sion,  n,    Haki  ana  i  ke  ka- 

nawai ;  hana  hewa. 
Trans-gres'sor,  n.    Mea  hoohaki  ka- 

nawai ;  lawehala. 
Tran'gient,  adj.    No  ka  wa  pokole. 

Triin'sit,  n.    Kahele  ana;  ka  halihali 
ana. 


Tran-gi'tion,  n.  Ka  loll  ana  mai  kail 
wahi  a  i  kau  wahi  aku. 

Tran'si-to-ry,  adj.  Pokole.  Syn.  trans- 
ient. 

Trans-late',  v.  E  mahele  olelo;  e  unu- 
hi  olelo. 

Trang-la'tion,  n.  Mahele  olelo;  ka  ole- 
lo i  maheleia. 

Trans-la'tor,  n.  He  unuhi  olelo;  ma- 
hele olelo. 

Trans-lu'cent,  adj.  Komo  ka  malama- 
lama.  aole  nae  aiai. 

Trdns'mi-gra'tion,  n.  Ka  lele  ana  o 
ka  uhane  mai  kela  a  i  keia  kino. 

Trang-mis'si-ble,  adj.  Kupono  ke  ho- 
oili  ia. 

Trans-mit',  v.    E  hooili. 

Trans-mute',  v.    E  hoomalule. 

Trans-jjar'ent,  adj.    Aiai;  moakaka. 

Trans-pire',  v.    1.    E  hana  ia.     Syn. 
come  to  pass. 
2.    E  hooakaka.    Syn.  become  known. 

Trans-planf ,  v.  E  hehu;  e  kanu  ma 
kahi  e. 

Trans'port,  n.  1.  Moku  lawe  ohua. 
2.  Ka  lilo  loa.  A  transport  of  anger, 
ka  lilo  loa  i  ka  huhu. 

Trans-porf ,  V.    1.    E  kipaku  a  i  ka  ai- 
nae. 
2.    E  halihali;  e  lawe.    Syn.  convey. 

Trang-porfa-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ke  hali- 
hali ia. 

2.     Ku  i  ke  kipaku.     A  transportable 
crime,  he  karaima  ku  I  ke  kipakuia. 

Traug'por-ta'tion,  n.  Ka  halihali  aua. 

Trans-pose',  d.    E  hoololi  ae. 

Trans'po-si'tion,  n.    Ka  hoololi  ana. 

Trang-ship',  v.  E  hoolei  ukana  mai  ka'- 
hi  moku  a  1  kekaki  moku  ae. 

Trans-verse',  adj.    Mawaena. 

Trap,  w._  Upiki;  pahele. 

Trap'door,  n.    Puka  pani  e  paa  ana.   .' 

Tra-pe'zl-am>  w.  Huina-ha  elua  aoao 
like  ole. 

Trap'e-zoid»  n.  Huina-ha  elua  aoao 
moe  like.  ' 

Trap'pings,  n.    Na  mea  e  kahiko  ai. 

Trash,  n.    Opala. 

Trash'y,  adj.  Opala;  I'o ole;  waiwai ole. 

Trftv'ail,  n.   1.    Hana  oolea;  hana  luhi, 

2.    Haakokohi. 
Trav'el,  V.    E  huakai ;  e  kaahele. 
Trav'el-er,  71.    He  mea  huakai  hele. 
Trav'erse,  v.    E  auwana  hele. 
Tray,  n.    Pa  palahalaha;  mea  lawe  pa. 

TrSach'er-ofts,  adj.    Kumakaia;  hoo- 

halua;  kipi. 
Treach'er-y ,  n.    Ke  kumakaia ;  kipi. 
Trdad,r.    1.    E  hehi. 

2.    To  tread  water,  hoopinana. 
Trea'son,  n.    Kipi  i  ke  aupuni. 
Trea'son-a-ble,  adj.    Kipi. 
Treas-ure,  n.    Waiwai. 
Trfias'ure,  v.    1.    E  hoo-ahu. 

2.    E  hoomanao;  e  malama  loa. 
Treas'ur-er,  n.    Puukii  dala.  . 

Trcag'ur-y,  n.    Ho  waihoua  rlala. 


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Treat,  v.    1.    "B  hana.  Treat  me  weU^  e 
hana  pono  mai  ia'u. 

2.  E  lapaau.    Syn.  to  doctor. 

3.  E  wehewehe  kumumanao. 

4.  E  hoohoihoL     Syn.  to  give  pleas- 
ure. 

Treat,  n.    Mea  e  hoihoi  al  ka  naan. 
Treat'ise,  n.     He  buke;  manao  i  ha- 

kuia. 
Treatment,  w.  1.    Ka  hana  ana.    Good 

treatment,  hana  lokomaikai. 

2.  Ka  lapaau  ana. 

3.  Treatment  of  a  subject,  ke  ano  o  ka 
noonoo  ana  no  ke  kumuman.io. 

Treat'y,  n.     He  kuikahi.     Reciprocity 

treaty,  kuikahi  panai  like. 
Treb'le,  n.    Leo  wahine.  Syn.  soprano 
Treb'le,  adj.    Pa-kolu.  Syn.  three-fold' 
Tree,  n.    Kumu  laau. 
Tree,  v.    E  hahai  a  pii  i  ke  kumulaau. 
Trem'Me,  v.    E  haalulu. 
Tre-men'd  oil 8,  ad/.    Weliwell  ka  nui. 
Tre'mor,  n.    He  haalulu. 
Trem'u-lofts,  adj.     Haalulu;  kapalili; 

luliluli. 
Trench,  n.    Awaa;  auwaha. 
TrencU'er,  n.    1.    Mea  eli  auwaha. 

2.    Pa  laau  palahalaha;  mea  lawe  ai. 
Trend,  n.     Ka  hull  ana;  ka  aui  ana. 

The  trend  of  the  coast,  ka  hull  ana  o  ke 

kahakai, 
Trep-i-da'tion,  n.    Kapalili  o  ka  hou- 

po;  hopohopo  nui. 
Tres'pass,  v.    E  komo  hewa. 
Tresspass,  n.    1.    Hewa;  hala. 

2.    Korao  hewa. 
Tres'pass-er,  n.    1.    Mea  komo  hewa. 

2.    Kanaka  hewa. 
Tress,  n.    Owili  lauoho. 
Tres'tle,  n.     He  mea  laau  palpal.    A 

trestle  bridge,  he  alahaka  i  paipaiia  ma- 

lunaonakoo  laau. 
Tri'al,  n.    1.    He  hoao. 

2.    He  popilikia.    Trials  of  life,  na  po- 

pillkia  o  keia  ola. 

8.    He  hookolokolo. 
Tri'ang-le,  n.      Huina   kolu.      Right- 
angled  triangle,   huina  kolu  kupono. 

Obtuse-angled  triangle,  huina  kolu  pe- 

leleu.     Isosceles  triangle,    huina-kolu- 

aoao  like-lua. 
Tri-an'gu-lar,  adj.    Huina  kolu. 
Tribe,  n.    Mamo;  Ghana. 
Trib'u-la'tion,  n.    Popilikia. 
Tri-bu'nal,  n.    Aha  hookolokolo. 
Trib'une,  n.     Lunakanawai  o  Koma  1 

ka  wa  kahiko. 
Trib'u-ta-ry,  n.    Muliwai  lala';  he  la'- 

la'. 
Trlb'n-ta-ry,  adj.    Auhauia. 
Trlb'ute,  n.    Auhau. 
Trice,  n.    Manawa  ole.     Syn.  moment. 
Trick,  n.    1.    Hana  akamai.     Syn.  jug- 

tle;  sleight. 
.    Hana  apikl;   hana  maalea.     Syn. 
cheat. 

8.    Ano.    Syn.  trait. 
Trick'isb,  adj-    Maalea;  apikL. 


Trickle,  r.    E  kulu;  e  kahe  lolohi. 
Tri'dent,  n.    He  ihe  me  na  manamana 

ekolu. 
Tri-en'ni-al,  adj.    Kela  me  keia  kolu 

makahiki. 
Tri'fle,  n.    Mea  liilii. 
Tri'fle,  v.    E  paani  wale. 
Tri'fler,  n.    Mea  lauwili  wale,  noonoo 

ole;  he  puni  lealea. 
Tri'fling,  adj.  Mea  ole;  mealiilii.  Syn. 

triviaL    Of  trifling  importance,  he  mea 

ole. 
Trig'grer,  n.    Ke  ki  o  ka  pu. 
Trlg'o-nom'e-try,  n.    Ana  huinakolu. 
Trill,  n.     Ka  haalulu  o  ka  leo  ma  ke 

mele. 
Tril'lion,  adj.    Teriliona. 
Trim,  adj,  Aulii;  mikioi;  maikai.  Syn, 

neat. 
Trim,  V.  1.  E  paipai.  Trim  a  tree,  e  pal- 
pal i  ke  kumulaau. 

2.    E  hooponopono.     Trim  sail,  e  hoo- 

ponopono  i  na  pea. 
Tiim'mer,  n.    1.    Mea  paipai. 

2.    Hoopilimeaai. 
Trim'ining,  w.    Mea  kahiko  lole. 
Trln'i-ty,  n.     Ke  Kahikolu;  Ke  Akua. 
Trink^et,  n.    Mea  liilii  milimili. 
Tri-no'mi-al,  n.  Kuaniti  mahele  ekolu. 
Trio,  n.    1.    Mele  leo  ekolu. 

2.    Ekolu  mea. 
Trip,  V.     1.     E  hele  mikioi.     Syn.  trip 

along. 

2.    E  okupe.    Syn.  trip  up. 

8.    E  hoonina;  e  kulai. 
Trip,  n.     Huakai  makaikai.     Syn.  ex- 
cursion. 
Tri-piirt'ite,  adj.    Mahele  pa-kolu. 
Trip'-ham'mer,  n.    Hamale  mikini. 
Trip'le,  adj.     Pa-kolu.        Syn.  three- 
fold. 
Trip'li-cate,  adj.    Pa-kolu. 
Tri'pod,  n.    Laau  kukulu  panana. 
Tri-sect',  v.    E  oki  pa-kolu. 
Tri-sec'tion,  n.    Ka  oki  pa-kolu  ana. 
Tri-syl'la-ble,  n.     Hua  olelo  mamala 

ekolu. 
Trite,  adj.     Kahiko.     Syn.  old;  com- 
mon.    A  trite  saying,  he  olelo  kahiko. 
Trit'u-rate,  v.   E  wili  a  aeae  loa;  e  kui 

a  aeae.    Syn.  pulverise. 
Tri'umpli,v.    i.    E  lanakila. 

2.    E  hauoli  nui. 
Tri-6mph'ant,  adj.    Lanakila. 
Tri-um'vi-rate,  n.  Ke  aupuni  o  na  'lil 

ekolu. 
Triv'i-al,  adj.  Mea  liilii  wale  no.    Syn, 

trifling. 
Trdm'bone,  n.     Kekahi  ano  ohe  puhi. 
Troop,  n.    He  puali  koa;  puali. 
Troop'er,  n.    Koa  lio. 
Tro'phy,  w.    Hoailona  no  ka  lanakila. 
Trophic,  n.   Poai.   Tropic  of  Cancer,  ¥o&i 

Olu  Akau.    Tropic  of  Capricorn,  Poai 

Olu  Heraa. 
Tr6p'ic-al,  adj.    No  na  wahi  mahana. 

Tropical  verdure,  ka  uliuli  o  na  wahi 

maaana. 


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TrCt,  V.    E  holokuku;  eholo  peki.    To 

pace,  e  hoolailal. 
Trot'ter,  n.    Lio  holo  kuku. 
Tr6u!)'le,  n.    Pilikia. 
Trdub'le-some,  adj.  1.  Hoopilikia  wa- 
le. 

2.    Koe-a'. 
Trdub'lofiis,  adj.    Popilikia.    Troublous 

times,  na  wa  popilikia. 
Trough  (trawf),    ».     Holowaa   hanai 

holoholona*.* 

2.  The  trough  of  the  sea,  ka  poll  o  na  ale. 
Trdu'stTs,  «.    Paa  lole  wawae.    Syn. 

pantaloons. 
Trous'seau   (tru'-so),   n.    Na  kahiko 

rniare  no  ka  wahine. 
Trdw'el,  n.    Mea  hamo  pnna. 
Tru'an-cy,  n.  Ka  haalele  ana  i  ke  kula. 
Trii'antr  n.    Reiki  haalele  kula. 
Triice,  n.    Kuikahi  ku  i  ka  wa. 
Triiek,  n.    1.    Kaaliilii  halihali  ukana. 

2.    Kela  me  keia  mea  liilii  kuai. 
Trfic'u-lent,  adj.  Lokoino;  hihiu.  Syn. 

fierce. 
Tr  udge,  v.    E  maalo  ae. 
True,  adj.    Oiaio. 
True'heart/ed,  adj.    Naau  oiaio;  ku- 

paa, 
Tru'ism,   n.     He  oiaio  maopopo  lea. 

SYN.axiom. 
Tru'ly,  adv.    Oiaio;  me  ka  oiaio. 
Triimp,  v.  A  trumped  up  charge,  he  hoo- 

pii  imihala. 
Triinap'et,  n.    Pu  kani  memele. 
TrOmp'et-er,  %.    Meahookani  pu. 
Triin'dle,  v.    E  olokaa. 
Triiiik,  n.    1.    Pahu  lole. 

2.  Ihu  o  ka  elepaui. 

3.  He  alauui  hao  loihi  nona  na  lala'. 

4.  Ke  kumu  o  ka  laau, 
Trtkst,  n.    1.    Paulele. 

2.    Hoo-aie'. 
Tru«-tee',  n.    Puuku. 
Trus'ty  (      .. 

Trust'wor-tiiyi  "**•'• 
Truth,  n.    Oiaio. 
Truth'ful,  adj.    Oiaio. 
Try,  V.    E  hoao. 
Try'ingr.ac/.    Pilikia.   A  trying  occasion, 

he  niauawa  pilikia. 
Tub,  n.    He  tabu. 
Tube,  n.    Ohe. 
Tii'bu-lar,  ad;.    Me  he  ohe  la;  ohe.    A 

tubular  boiler,  he  ipu  hao  piha  i  na  ohe. 
Tikck,  n.    He  pelu  ma  ka  aahu. 
Tues'day,  n'    Poalua. 
T  Q  f t,  n.    E ka     Tuft  of  hair,  eka'  lauoho. 
T6g,  n.    Moku  maliu  nookolo  moku. 
Tiig,  V.    2.    E  huki  ikaika. 

2.    E  hookolo  moku. 
Tu-I'tion,  n.    Ke  ao  ana.    Tuition  fees, 

ka  uku  no  ke  ao  ana. 
Tfim'ble,  v.    1.    E  kaa.    Syn.  roll. 

2.    Tumble  down,  e  hiolo;  e  hina. 

8.    E  kulai:  ehoohiua. 
Tftm'bler,  n.    Kiahaaniani. 
Tu'mor,  n.    Puu;  mai  pehu. 
Tu'mult,  n.    Haunaele;  uluao'a 


Panleleia. 


Tn-miklt/u-oas,  adj.  1.  Uluaoa;  hauna- 
ele. 

2.    Tumultuous  waves,  na  ale  kupiki- 

piki-o'. 
Tu'iuu-lus,  n.    He  ahua  lepo. 
Tune,  n.    Leo  mele. 
Tune,   v.     E  hoomakaukau  1  na  mea 

kani. 
Tftn'nel,  n.    1.    Tini  ukuhi. 

2.    He  alanui  iloko  o  ka  honua. 
Tur'ban,  n.    Kaei  poo. 
Tur'bid,  adj.    Lepo.    Turbid  water,  wai 

lepo. 
Tur'bu-lent,    adj.     1.     Hoohaunaele; 

uluaoa.    Syn.  noisy. 

2.    Ooloku.     Turbulent  waters,  na  ale 

ooloku'. 
Tu-reen',  n.    Ipu  kai. 
Tui  f,  n.    Puupuu  mauu,    Syn.  sod. 
Turnkey,  n.    He  palahu'. 
Tur'moil,  n.    Wawa;  haunaele.     Syn. 

tumult. 
Turn  .  V.    1.    E  hull.    Turn  to  the  right,  e 

hull  i  ka  pono. 

2.  E  aui.     To  turn  on  hinges,  e  olepe. 

3.  E  will. 

4.  E  avvaawa.    The  milk  has  turned,  ua 
awaawa  ka  waiu. 

Turn,  n.    1.    Ka  hull  ana, 

2.    He  wa.     Your  turn ,  kon  wb.. 
Turn'coat,  n.     Kanaka  loli  lua  o  ka 

manao. 
Turn'er,  n.    Kanaka  will  poepoe. 
Turn'ing,  1.    Oihana  will  poepoe. 

2.    Ka  hull  ana;  ka  aui  ana. 
Turn'ing-lathe,  n.  Mikini  wili  poepoe. 
Turn'key ,  n.  Kahu  malama  ki  o  ka  hale 

paahao. 
Turn'pike,  n.    Puka  komo  no  ke  ala- 
nui 1  auhauia. 
Turn'stile,  n.     Puka  kakaa  ma  ka  pa, 
Tur'pen-tine,  n.    Wai  hoomaloo  peiia. 
Tur'i)i-tude,  n.    Ano  haahaa  iuo.  Syn. 

baseness. 
Tftr'ret,  n.    1.    He  hale  pakui. 

2.    Paku  no  ka  pu  nui  o  ka  moku  ma- 

nuwa. 
Tikr'tle,  n.    He  ea;  honu. 
Tur'tle-dove,  n.    Manu  nunu. 
TCisk,  n.    Niho  nui  loloa. 
Tfts'sle,  n.    He  aumeume.  Syn.  scuffle. 
Tu'tor,n.    Kumu-ao. 
Twad'dle,  n.    He  walaau  wale. 
Twain,  adj.    Elua. 
Twang,  71.    Ke  kani  ana  o  ka  pana;  a 

ukeke  paha. 
Tweak,  v.    E  inikl.    Syn.  pinch. 
Tweez'ers,  7t.    Upa'umiki. 
Twelfth,  adj.    Hapa-umikumamalua. 
Twelve,  adj.    Umikumamalua. 
Twelve'month,  n.     Makahiki.     Sy'N. 

year. 
Twenty,  adj.    Iwakalua. 
Twice,  adj.    Pa-lua. 
Twig,  n.    Laalaau. 
Twi'light,  n.    Morning  twilight,  alaula; 

ftawa.    Evening  twilight,  liula'.     Momr 
ng  or  evening  twilight,  molehulehu. 


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TttIh,  n.    MahofC. 
TVine,  n.    Lopi  kuaina. 
Twine,  v.    1.    E  milo;  e  hili. 

2.    Twine  about  {as  vines),  e  hoohlhi. 

8.    Twine  the  arms,  e  puliki. 
Twinge,  n.    He  umii. 
T  wink'le,  v.    E  imo;  e  imoimo. 
Twirl,  v.    E  will ;  e  kaa. 
Twist,  V.    E  hilo;  hili;  milo. 
Twit,  V.    E  loiloi;  e  nuku. 
Twitch,  V.  E  huki  ino;  e  kailiino.  Syn. 

jerk. 
Twit'ter,  n.    Ka  walaau  o  ka  manu. 
Two  (too),  adj.    Elua. 
Two'-eclged,  adj.    Oi  elua. 
TMo'fold,  adj.    Pa-lua. 
Tyjie,  n.    1.    Hua  kepau. 


2.    Hoailona.    Syn.  emblem. 
Ty'pliojd  (ty'foid),  n.    He  fiva  Bui. 
Ty'phoon  (ty-foon'),  n.     Makani  pu- 

kiki  ma  ke  kai  o  Kina. 
Typ'i-€al,  adj.    Hoailonaia.    Syn.  em 

Dlematic. 
Typ'i-fy,  v.    E  hoailoua. 
Ty-pdg'ra-pher,  n.     Mea  paipalapala. 

SYN.  printer. 
Ty-pdpr'ra-pliy,  n.    Paipalapala.    Syn. 

prfnUng. 
Ty-ran'nic-al,  adj.  Hookaumaha  wale. 
Tyr'an-nize,  v.    E  hookaumaha  wale. 

Tyr'an-ny,  n.      Ka  hookaumaha  wale. 
Ty'rant,  yt.    Mea  hookaumaha  wale. 

Tf'ro,  n.    Mea  hou  wale  no  ma  ka  ike. 


U 


Ublq'nl-toiig,  adj.     Ma  na  wahl   a 
pau.    Syn.  everywhere. 

Ud'der,  n.    Ka  u  o  na  holoholona. 

Ug'li-nesB,  n.    Ino;  inoino. 

t'g'ly,  adj.    Inoino;  pou'hu. 

Ul'cer,  n.    Mai  puha' ;  aal. 

Ul'cer-ofis,  adj.    Aai. 
IJl-te'ri-or,  adj.    Hope;  mahope. 

t'l'ti-mate,  ad/.    Hope  loa.    Syn.  final. 

Ul'ti-mate-ly,  adv.    Mahope;  mahope 

„  loa.    Syn.  finally. 
X,l'ti-nia'tuna,  n.    Olelo  hope  loa. 
ri'tra,  adj.    Hala  loa.    Syn,  extreme. 
Um'brage,   n.     Huhu;  ukiuki.     Syn. 

oflFense. 
Um-bra'geoiis,  adj.    Malumalu.    Syn. 

shady. 
Fm-brel'la,  n.    Mamalu;  lou'lu. 
Um'pire,  n.    Mea  nana  e  hooholo  i  ka 

pono  iwaena  o  na  aoao  elua. 
Un.    He  mamala  hua  olelo  e  hoike  mai- 

ana  1  ka  nele. 
Fn-a'ble,  adj.    Hiki  ole. 
Un'ae-cept'a-ble,  adj.    Makemake  ole 

^  ia.      ' 

T'n'ac-com'plislied,  adj.  Hooko  ole  la. 

Un'ac-€6unt'a-ble,  adj.  Pohihihi;ma- 

^  opopo  ole. 

ITu^ae-quainf  ed,  ad).    Ike  ole. 

rn'ad-vis'a-ble,    adj.       Kupono   ole. 

Syn.  inexpedient, 
Un'ad-vis'ed-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  noonoo 

Un,':a.f-feefed,    adj.      1.     Ano  maolL 

Syn.    natural 

2.    Hookamaui  ole, 


^n'al-ldyed',  adj.     Makamae.     Syn. 

pure. 
Un-^l'ter-a-ble,  adj.    Loll  ole;  onipaa. 

Syn.  unchangeable. 
Un-a'mi-a-ble,  adj.      Kaki;   keemoa, 
_Syn.  cross. 
U'na-nlm'i-ty,  n.      Lokahi  o  ka  ma- 

nao. 
U-nan-i-mo&s,  adj.    Lokahi. 

U-nan'i-moJis-Iy,  adv.    Me  ka  lokahi, 

Un-&n'swer-a-ble,  adj.    Hiki   ole  ke 

paniia;  oiaio. 
Un-an'swer-a-bly,  adv.    Hiki  ole  ke 
^hooleia. 

Un'as-sum'ing:,  adj.     Akahai;  hookie- 
^  kie  ole, 
Un'a-Tail'lng,  adj.  1.    Makehewa;  wai- 

wai  ole. 

2.    Inea.    Unavailing  labor,  hana  inea. 
^  Syn.  ineffectuaL 

Un'a-vdid-a-ble,  adj.  Hiki  ole  ke  pale 
^ia,    Syn.  inevitable. 
Un'a-ware',  adj.  Ike  ole;  manao  ole. 

Un 'a- wares,'  adv.   Hikilele;  manao  ole 
la  'ku.    Syn.  suddenly. 

Un-bal'aneed,  adj.    1.    Kaulike  ole. 

^  2.    Noonoo  kupono  ole. 

C^nTbe-com'ing,  adj.  Kupono  ole.  Syn. 

^  unsmtable. 

Un'be-lief,  n.    Naau  hoomaloka,  Syn. 

^  infidelity. 

Un'be-liev'er,  n.    He  aia';  hoomaloka; 

^hoomalau. 

Un'be-liev'ing,  a4j.  Manaoio  ole:  hoo- 
maloka, 

Un-bend',  v.    1.    E  hoo-alualn. 
2.    E  hoolauna;e  launaoluolu. 


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Oolea;  paakiki.  Syn. 
Ewaewa  ole. 


Syn. 


Kahea  ole  ia.    Syn. 


Un-bend'lng,  aclj. 
inflexible. 

Un-bi'ased,    adj. 
unprejudiced. 

Un-bid'den,  a4j. 
uninvited. 

Un-l>ind,  V.    E  wehe  ae;  e  wehe  i  ka 
nakii. 

Un-blem'isliied,  adj.    Kina'  ole. 

Un- blest,  adj.    Hoopomaikai  ole  ia. 

Un-blAgh'ing,  adj.  Honekoa.  Syn.  im- 
pudent. 

XJn-born,  adj.    Hanau  ole  ia. 

Un-bo'soiin,  v.    E  hai  pau  loa. 


Syn. 


kanalua;  kula- 

Luli  ole;   loli 

Aloha  ole;  lau- 


Un-bo6nd'ed,  adj.    Palena  ole. 
Un-brok'en,  adj.    Wa'hi  ole  ia. 

entire. 
Un-bGckle,  v.    E  wehe  I  ka  plhipihi. 

Un-bur'ied,  adj.    1.    Kanuoleia. 

2,    Hoolewa  ole  ia. 
Un-bur'den,  v.    1.    E  kala  i  ka  haawe. 

2.    E  hai  pau  mai  1  ke  kaumaha  o  ka 

naau. 
Un-btki'ton,  V,    E  hemo  mai  ka  pihi. 
Un-cea8'iiig,  adj.    1.    Pau  ole;  na  ole. 

2.  'Mau.    Syn.  unending;  ceaseless. 
Un-cer'tain,  adj.    Maopopo  ole;  kana- 

luaia.    Syn.  doubtful. 
Uu-cer'tain-ty,  n.    He 

naTana.    Syn.  doubt. 
Un-ch.anl^e'a-ble,   adj. 

ole. 
Un-eh&r'i-ta-ble,  adj. 

lea  ole. 
Un-chaste',  adj.  Maemae  ole;  haumia. 

Syn.  impure. 
Un-ehrlst'ian,  adj.      Ku-e'  i    ke   ano 

kristiano. 
Uu-civ'll,   adj.     Makoe-a';    kamaniha. 

Syn.  impolite. 
Un-civ'il-ized,  adj.    Naaupo;  kuaaina. 
Un-civ'il-ly,  adv.    Makoe-a'.    Syn.  im- 
politely; rudely. 
"Un-cle,  n.    Makuakane  ma  ka  hanauna. 
Un -clean',   adj.    Maemae  ole;    paele; 

paumaele. 
Un-elean^uegg,  n.    Paumaele;  haukae. 

Un-cloud'ed,  ad,?-    Alaneo. 
Un-clo8e',  V.    E  wehe  ae. 
Un-coii',  V.    E  ko-a'. 
Un-come'ly,  adj.    Nanl  ole;  pou'hu. 
Un-c6m'fort-a-ble,  adj.    Oluolu  ole. 

Un-cdrn'moii,  adj.  1.  Kakaikahi.  Syn. 

rare. 

2.    Anoe.    SYN.unusuaL 
Un-cdm'mon-ly,    adv.     1.     Loa.      Un- 
commonly bad  weather,  he  wa  ino  loa. 
tjn-eoxu-mu'ni-ca-tive,  adj.     Ekemu 

ole. 
Un-cdm'pro-mif'iiig,   adj.    1.    Laana 

ole;  lauleaole. 

2.    Ouipaa.    Syn.  firm 
Un'con-cern',    n.      Unea;     hoomalau. 

Syn.  indiffbrence. 
tJn'con-cern'ed-ly,  adt>.   Wnle.    To  look 

unconcernedly  on,  e  nana  wale  aku  no. 

2.    Me  ke  ala  ole  mai  o  ka  mauao. 


Un'-€Oii-dI'-tion-al,  adj.  Pau  loa;  koe 

ole. 
Un-ccin'quer-a-ble,  adj.  Pioole.  Syn. 

invincible. 
Vn-edn'sciotks,  adj.    Noonoo  ole;  lilo 

ka  noonoo. 
Un-€6n'8ciofis-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  noonoo 

ole  e  mamua. 
Un-edn'sciotis-ness,  n.   Lele  o  ka  noo- 
noo* ka  noonoo  ole. 
Un-con'sti-tu'tion-al,  adj.    Ku-e'  i  ke 

kumu  kanawai. 
Un-edn'sti-tu'tion-al'i-ty, »i.  Keku-e' 
^anai  ke  kumukanawai. 
Un'€on-tr61'la-ble,  adj.    1.    Hiki  ole 

ke  hoolakalaka  ia. 

2.    Hiki  ole  ke  uumi  ia.     Syn.  ungov- 
^ernable. 
Ila'eon-vert/ed,  adj.     Hoohuli  ole  ia. 

Un-eofip'le,  v.    E  hookuu. 
Un-€our'te-o<is,  adj.     Makoe-a.     Syn. 

uncivil;  rude. 
Un-€outh',  adj.    Hemahema;   kaialile. 

Syn.  awkward. 
yn-cov'er,  v.    E  wehe  i  ka  uhi. 
Une'tion,  n.    Ka  poni  ana. 
Un-daunt'ed, adj.  Wiwoole;  koa.  Syn. 

intrepid. 
Un'de-ceive',  v.  E  hoike  i  ka  wahahee. 
Un'de-ni'a-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ole  ke  hoole 
^ia;  maopopolea.    Syn.  indisputable. 
Un'de-ni'a-bly,  adv.  Maopopolea.  Syn. 
^  indisputably. 
Un'd«r,  prep,  and  adv.    Malalo  iho. 

Un'der-bld',  v.    E  emi  iho  ma  ke  koho 

^ana. 

Un'der-brtish,  n.  Nahelehele  o  kaulu- 

^  laau. 

yS'der-cldS^ing  \  ^'  ^^  ^^^^  palemal. 
Un'der-eur'rent,  n,    Ke  au  o  kahi  ho- 
^  honu;  ke  au  ilalo  loa. 
IJn'der-go',  v.    E  hoomanawanui. 

Undergo  pain,  e  hoomanawanui  i  ka 

eha. 
tJn'der-grrftd'u-ate,  n.    Haumana  i  pu- 

ka  ole  mai  ke  kula  nui. 
Un'der-ground,  adj.     Iloko  iho  o  ka 

honua;  malalo  iho  o  ka  lepo.  Syn.  sub- 
terranean. 
Un'der-growth,  n.     Nahelehele  o  ka 

ululaau. 
Un'der-h&nd,  adv.    Huna';  epa. 
yn'der-lie',  v.    E  waiho  malalo  iho. 
Vn'der-line',  v.  E  kaha  malalo  iho. 
Un'der-llng,  n.    Mea  noho  kauwa 
Un'der-mine',  v.    1.    E  eli  malalo  iho. 

2.     E  hoonawallwali.      Undermine  the 

health,  e  hoonawaliwall  I  ke  ola  kino. 
Vn'der-neath',  prep.    Malalo  iho. 
Un'd«r-pln'nlng,  n,     Na  koo;  na  pai- 

pal  o  ka  hale. 
un'der-rate',  v.    E  koho  malalo  iho  o 

ka  mea  kupono. 
Un'der-Bcore',  v.    fifes  underline. 

tn'deT-B61V,  V.    E  kuai  emi  i  ko  hai 
kual. 


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l&n'der-sigrned',  adj.    Kameanonaka 
^  inoa  malalo  iho. 
IJn'der-stand',  v.    E  hoomaopopo. 

t'n'der-stand'ing,  n.    Ka  noonoo. 

IJn'der-strap'per,  n.    See  underling. 

IJn'der-take',  r.  Ehoao.  Syn.  attempt. 

1Jn'der-ta.k'er>  n.  Kanaka  hoolewa  ku- 
^papau. 

Un'der-tak'ing,  n.     He  hana;  oihana. 
^  Syn.  enterprise. 

IJn'der-tone,  n.  He  leo  haahaa;  leo  ha- 
^  wauawana. 

Un'der-tow,  n.    Ka  au  malalo  iho  o  ka 
^ilikai,  e  holo  ku-e'  i  ka  au  oluna. 
tjn'der-val'ue,  r.    JSee  underrate. 

Un'der-writ'er,  n.  Kanaka  kakau  inoa 

no  ka  panai  waiwai. 
lyn'de-serv'ing,  adj.    Pono  ole. 
Un'de-ter'mined,  adj.      HoomaoiMjpo 
^oleia. 

Un-de'vi-a'tinpr,  adj.    Pololei  loa;  aul 
^  ole.    Syn.  straight. 
Vn'di-Tid'edy  adj.     Okoa;   mahele  ole 

ia. 
Un-do',  V.    1.    E  wehe  hou  ae. 

2.    E  hookahuli  i  ka  mea  i  hana  ia. 
Un-done',  p.  p.  1.  Koole  ia;  waiho  wale 

ia. 

2.    Poino. 
Un-doubt'ed,  adj.     Akaka  lea.     Syn. 

indubitable. 
Uii-d<)u])t'ed-ly,  adv.    Pela  io  no. 
Un-dress',  v.    E  wehe  i  ke  kapa. 
Un'dress,  n.    Kapa  komo  wale. 

ijn'du-late,  v.    1.     E  aleale;   kapalill; 

hulili.    Syn.  vibrate. 

2.     Undulating,  (as  ground,)  malualua. 

Syn.  uneven. 
tJn'du-la-to'ry,  adj.    Aleale;  kapalill. 

Un-due',  adj.    Pono  ole. 

Un-du'ly,  adv.  Pono  ole;  loa.  Syn.  im- 
properly. Unduly  excited,  pihoihoi  loa. 
Unduly  inflxienced,  hoohuli  pono  ole  ia 
ka  manao. 

Un-dy'ing,  adj.    Make  ole ;  mae  ole. 

Un-eartli',  v.    E  huai. 

Un-eartli'ly,  adj.    Eehia. 

Un-eas'y,  adj.  Pihoihoi;  maha  ole. 
Syn.  restless. 

Un-end'ing,  adj.  Mau  loa;  pau  ole. 
Sy'n.  everlasting. 

Un-e'qual,  adj.    1.    Like  ole. 
2.    Ewaewa.    Syn.  unjust. 

Un-e'qual-ly,  adv.    Like  ole. 

Un'e-quiv'o-cal,  adj.  Ewaewa  ole; 
oiaio.    Sy'N.  straightforward. 

Un-err'ing,  adj.  Kuhihewa  ole;  po- 
lolei loa. 

Un-e'ven,  adj.  Malualua;  apuupuu; 
puaali. 

XJn'ex-am'pled,  adj.    Lua  ole. 

Un'ex-cep'tion-a-ble,  adj.    Kina'  ole. 

Un'ex-pect'ed,  adj.  Hikilele;  manao 
ole  ia  mamua.    Syn.  unlooked  for. 


Un'ex-pect'ed-ly,  adv.    Manao  ole  la; 

lohe  ole  ia.     He  arrived  unexpectedly , 

kumaioiame  ka  lohe  ole  ia;  or,  me 

ka  manao  ole  ia. 
Un-fail'ing,  adj.    Mau;  pau  ole. 
Un-fair',  adj.    Paewaewa;  kapakahi. 
Un-fair'nes8,   n.     Ewaewa;  kapakahi 

o  ka  hana. 
Un-faith'ful,  adj.    Malama  pono  ole. 
Un-fash'ion-a-ble,  adj.    Kuaaina;  ku 

ole  i  ka  mea  mau. 
Un-fast'en,  v.    E  wehe. 
Un-fatli'oin-a-ble,  acZj.     Hohonu  loa; 

lipolipo. 
Un-fav'or-a-ble,  adj.    1.    Kuponoole; 

maikai  ole.      Unfavorable  weather,  wa 

kupono  ole. 

2.    Oluolu  ole ;  maliu  ole ;  ku-e. 
Un-fav'or-a-bly,  adv.     Ku-e.     Report 

unfavorably,  e  hoike  kue. 
Un-feel'ing,  adj.    Lokoino;  naau  paa- 

kiki;  menemene  ole.  Syn  hard-hearted. 
Un-felgnedS  adj.     Oiaio;   hookamani 

ole. 
Un-fcTiced',  adj.    Paa  ole  i  ka  pa. 
lln-f  il'fal,  adj.    Aloha  ole  i  ka  makua. 
Un-fin'ished,  adj.     Paa  ole;kohapa. 

Syn.  incomplete. 
Un-flf,  adj.     Kupono  ole;  makaukau 

ole. 
Un-f6Id,v.    1.    Eweheikaopi. 
^2.    E  hohola;  e  uhola. 
Vn'for-giv'en,  adj.    Huikala  ole  ia. 
Un'for-giv'ing,  adj.    Hoomauhala. 
Un-fort'u-nate,  adj.    Pilikia;  poino. 
1Ju-found'ed»  adj.     Kahua  ole;   oiaio 

ole. 
Un'fre-quenfed,  adj.    Hele  pinepine 

ole  ia. 
Un-fre'quent-ly,a<^'.  Kakaikahi;  pine- 
pine  ole. 
TJn-friend'ly,  adj.    Launa  ole;  enemi. 
Un-fruit/ful,  ad;.    Hua  ole;  panoa. 
Un-furl',  v.    E  wehe. 
Un-fur'nislied,  adj.  1.  Hoolako  ole  ia; 

kulekule. 

2.    Olohelohe.     An  unfurnished  room, 

he  keena  olohelohe. 
Un-gain'ly,     adj.      Hemahema;     ma- 

nuea.    Syn.  blundering;  ungraceful. 
Un-gen'er-otks,  adj.      Pi;  a'ua.     Syn. 

illiberal. 
Un-g6d'ly,  adj.     Ala';  hewa;  hooma- 

loka. 
Un-gov'em-a-ble,   adj.     Hiki  ole   ke 

hoolakalaka  ia;  hoomalu  ole  ia, 

2.    Hiki  ole  ke  uumi  ia.    An  ungovern- 
able temper,  he  huhu  i  hiki  ole  ke  uami 

ia. 
Un-grace'ful,  adj.  Mikioi  ole :  papalale. 
Un-gra'cious,  adj.    Oluolu  ole;    loko- 

maikai'ole. 
tin-grate- fnl,  adj.    Aloha  ole. 
Un-bal 'lowed,  adj.  Hewa.    Unhallowed 

pleasures,  na  lealeahewa.  Syn.  unholy; 

impure. 
Un-hand'some-ly,  adv.  Me  ka  pololei 

ole. 


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Un-hftnd'y,   adj.     Hemahema  ma   ka 

hana;  makaukau  ole.  Syn.  awkward. 
Un-hap'py,  adj.  Oluolu  ole;  kaumiiha. 
Un-Tiiir'ness,  v.  E  wehe  i  ka  lei  o  ka  lio. 
Un-health'y,  adj.     Omairaai;  kupouo 

ole  i  ke  ola  kino.    Syn.  sickly. 
Un-heard',  adj.    Lohe  ole  la.     Unheard 

of,  rnea  hou;  kupaianaha. 
Un-hes'i-ta-tiiig:,    adj.      Kanalua   ole. 

Unhesitating  obedience,  ka  hoololie  kana- 
lua ole. 
Un-hes'i-ta'tlng-ly,  adv.    Me  ke  kana- 
lua ole. 
Un-hinge',  v.    E  wehe  mai  kona  ami. 
Un-hitch',  v.    E  wehe  1  ka  iiikii. 
Un-ho'ly,  adj.    Aia';  hemolele  ole. 
Un-ho'bk',  v.    E  wehe  i  ka  lou. 
Un-horse,  v.    E  kiola  mai  ka  lio. 
lln-hurt',  adj.    Eha  ole;  poino  ole. 
U'Mi-form,  ad/.    Like;  ano  like. 
fj'ni-form,  n.     Lole  koa;   lole  kahiko 
_like. 

U'ni-form'-i-ty,  n.    Ke  ano  like. 
y-iii'-form-ly,  adj.    Mau. 
Un'lm-peach'a-ble,  adj.    1.    Hiki  ole 

ke  hooleia. 
^2.    Kina'ole.    Syn.  blameless. 
C^ii'in-tel'li-g:i-ble,adj.l.  Maopopoole. 
^  2.    Namuuamu  wale  ia. 
Un-in'ter-est-ed,  adj.    Molowa  ma  ka 

naau. 
Un-in'ter-est-lng,  adj.    Hoohoihoi  ole; 

eleu  ole.     An  uninteresting  speech,  he 

haiolelo  hoohoihoi  ole. 
fjn'ion,  n.    1.    He  hui. 

2.    Ka  hoohui  ana. 

8.    Ke  auo  lokahi.    Syn.  unity. 

4.    Tht  Union,  Amerika  Huipuia. 
C'-nique'  (u-neek',)  adj.    Lua  ole;  ano 
_e  loa. 

U'n  i  -  son ,  a.    Like ;  lokahi .    Read  in  uni- 
son, e  heluheiu  like. 

2.    Pualu. 
U'nlt,  w.    Mea  hookahi. 
U-nite',  V.    E  hoohui;  e  hookuikul. 
U-nit'ed-Iy,   adv.     Alu    pu.     To  work 
^unitedly,  e  alu  pu  ma  ka  hana. 
IJ'nl-ty,  n.    1.    Lokahi. 

2.    Mea  hookahi. 
tl'nl-vers'al,  adj.    Mai  o  a  o;  a  pau  loa. 
U'nl-vers'al-ism,  n.    Ka  manaoio  e  ola 

mau  loa'na  kanaka  a  pau  ma  ka  lani. 
fl'ni-vers'al-ly,  aJi'.    Maioao. 
y'ni-verse,  n.    Na  an  a  \)i\\\. 
U'nl-vers'ity,  w.    Kula  uui;  kahi  i  ao- 

la'i  na  ike  a  pau. 
Un-Jftst',   adj.     Pono  ole;  paewaewa; 

hoopono  ole. 
Un-kind',  adj.    Lokomaikai  ole;  lokoi- 

no. 
Un-kind'ly,  adv.    Lokoino. 
IJn-knowMng-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  ike  ole; 

me  ka  naaupo. 
Un-known,  adj.    Ike  ole  ia. 
Vn-lade',    v.    E  hoolei  ukana, 
Un-law'ful,  adj.   Ku-e'  1  ke  kanawai. 

Syn".  illegal. 
Un-lj^w'f  ul-ly,  adv.  Me  ke  kanawai  ole. 


Un-learn',  v.    E  hoopoina. 
Un-learned',  adi.    Ike  ole ;  naaupo. 
Un-less',  conj.    Ke  ole. 
Un-let'terecl,  adj.    Ike  ole  i  ka  palapa- 

la.    Syn.  illiterate. 
Un-like',  adj.    Like  ole. 
Un-like'ly,  ad/.    1.    Aole  paha. 

2.    An  unlikely  story,  he  kaao  oiaio  ole 

paha.    Syn.  improbable. 
Un-lim'it-ed,  adj.    Palena  ole.     Syn. 

boundless. 
Un-load',  v.    E  hoolei  ukana.     Unload 

a  ship,  e  hoolei  ka  ukana  o  ka  moku. 
Un-ldck',  V.    E  ki  a  wehe. 

Un-16ve'ly,  adj.    Maikaiole;  aloha  ole 

ia, 
Un-ltick'y,   adj.     Inea;  kuonoono  ole. 
Un-man',  v.    E  hoopilihua;  hoopauma- 

ko.    Syn.  unnerve. 
Un-man'ly,  adj.    Ku  ole  i  ka  hoo-ka- 

naka. 
Un-man'ner-ly,  adj.    Kamaniha;  pa- 

waa. 
TJn-mean'ing,  adj.    Ano  ole. 
Un-mer'ci-ful,  adj.    Lokoino;  makona. 

Syn.  cruel. 
IJn-mer'ci-ful-ly,  adv.  Me  ka  lokoino. 

C'n'mis-tak'a-ble,   adj.     Maopopolea; 

^  akaka  lea. 

Un-nat'ur-al,  adj.    1.    Aloha  ole.    An 

unnatural  parent,  he  makua  aloha  ole. 
^  2.    Kue  i  ke  ano  mau. 
Un-nec'es-sa'ry,  adj.  Make  hewa;  wai- 
^  wai  ole. 

Un-neigh'bor-ly,  adj.  Launa  ole;  uaa- 
„naa. 

Un-nerve',  n.    Syn.  unman. 
Un-ntim'bered,  adj.  Heui  ole  ia;  lehu- 
„lehu  wale.    Syn.  numberless. 
Un'6b-8tr&€t'e<l,  adj.     Keakea  ole  ia. 
.  Syn.  unhinderea. 

Un'ob-tru'sive,   adj.      Akahai.      Syn. 
^  modest.  *" 
Un-ds'ten-ta'tlotls,    adj.      Hoohiehie 

ole;  akahai. 
Un-pack',  v.    E  wehe  i  ka  mea  i  hoa  ia 

ai  haoiapaha. 
Un-pal'at-able,  adj.    1.    Onoole. 

2.    Ku  ole  i  ka  makemake. 
Un-par'al-lel-ed,  adj.     Lua  ole;  like 

ole. 
Un-parlia-ment'a-ry,  adj.     Ku  ole  i 

na  rula. 
Un-p6p'u-lar,  adj.    Makemake  ole  ia 

e  ka  lehulehu. 
Un-pdp'u-lar'i-ty,  n.    Hoowahawaha 

iae  k a  lehulehu. 
Un-prec'e-dent-ed,  adj.     Ike   ole   ia 

mamua;  mea  hou. 
Un-prej'u-diced,  adj.  Hoopono.  Syn. 

just. 
Un'pre-tdnd'ingr,  adj.    Manao  akahai. 

Un-prln'cl-pled,  adj.    Manao  ole  i  ka 

pono;  Ino  loa. 
Un'pro  dftc'tive,  adj.    Hua  ole;  panoa. 
Un-pr«5rit-a-ble,    adj.      Waiwai   ole; 

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Un-prSrit-a-bly,  adv.    Makehewa. 
Vn-prdm'is-ing:,  adj.    Kohu  pono  ole 

ana.    Unpromising  weather,  wa  e  kohu 

pOQO  ole  ana. 
Un'pro-pi'tiofis,  adj.    Kue;  pono  ole. 

Syn.  adverse. 
Un-quaPi-fied,  adj.     Makaukau  ole; 

kuporio  ole. 
Un-ques'tion-a-ble,  adj.  Oiaio  maoli. 
Un-ques'tion-a-bly,  adv.      Oiaio  no. 

Syn.  certainly. 
Un-rav'el,  v.    E  hoomohala. 
Un-reas'on-a-ble,  o^/.     L     KvL  ole  i 

kameapono. 

2.    Kaulikeole. 
Un're-gen'er-ate,  adj.     Enemi  i  Ke 

Akua. 
Un're-lent'ing,  adj.     Menemene  ole; 

hoomauhala  loa. 
Un're-li'a-ble,  adj.     Hikl  olekepau- 

lele  ia. 
Un're-mit-ting,  adj.     Mau;   pan  ole. 
^Syn.  ceaseless. 

Un're-served',  adj.  Koeole;  huna'  ole. 
tn're-serv'ed-ly,adv.  Koeole;  pan  loa. 
IJn-rest',  n.     Ka  pihoihoi  mau;  maha 

ole. 
Uti-riglit'eoiis,  adj.    Hewa;  pono  ole. 
Un-right/eotks-ness,  n.  Hewa.  Syn.  sin. 
Un-ripe',  arf;.    Ooole;maka. 
Un-ri'valed,  adj.    Lua  ole ;  pookela. 
Un-roll',  V.    E  uholn. 
Un-roof,  V.    E  hoohemoike  kaupoko, 
Un-rtkrfled,  adj.     1.     Lai;  malie;  ma- 
lino. 

2.    Pihoihoi  ole.    Syn.  calm. 
tJn-ru'ly,  adj.    Hookuli :  hoolohe  ole. 
Un-sad'dle,  v.    E  wehe  i  ka  noho  lio. 
Un-safe',  adj.    Main  ole;  pilikia. 
Un-sal'a-ble,  adj.    Lilo  ole  ma  ke  kual. 
Un-sanc'ti-f ied,  ac^'.    Huikala  ole  ia; 

hewa. 
IJn-sat'is-fac'to-ry,  adj.    Kux>ono  ole 

i  kamanao. 
Un-sa'vo-ry,  acy.    Mikoole. 
Un-serew',  V.    1.    E  wehe  i  ka  meal 

will  ia. 

2.    E  wehe  i  ke  kul  nao. 
Un-scru'pu-loiis,  adj.    Manao  ole  i  ka 

pono;  mahiehie.     Syn.  unprincipled. 
TJn-seal',  v.    E  Avehe  i  ka  sila. 
Un-search'a-ble,  adj.    Loaa  ole  ma  ka 

imi.    Syn.  inscrutable. 
Un-sea'son-a-ble, adj.  Wakuponoole. 

Syn.  untimely. 
Un-geaf,  v.    E  kapal  mai  ka  noho. 
IJn-sea'wortli-y,  adj.     Kupono  ole  ke 

holo  moaua. 
Un-seem'ly ,  adj.  Hilahila;  kupono  ole. 
Un-seen',  adj.    Ike  maka  ole  ia.    Syn. 

Invisible. 
TJn-set'tled,  ac^'.    1.    Lewawale;  kule- 

kule. 

2.    Kalewa;  pualewa. 
TJn-shak'en,  adj.    Oni  paa;  naue  ole. 
Un-sheatbe',  r.    E  ununi  ae;  e  wehe  ae 

la  mai  ka  wahi'.     He  unsheathed  his 

sword,  unuhi  ae  la  oia  i  kana  pahi-kaua. 


Un-sigbtly,  adj.    Kohu  ole  i  ka  Ike  o 

ka  maka;  inoino. 
Un-skill'ful,  adj.     Akamai  ole.     Syn. 

clunasy. 
■Un-so'ci-a-ble,adj.  Naanaa;  launaole. 

Un'so-phig'ti-cat-ed,  adj.  Hookamani 
ole;  oiaio;  maalea  ole. 

Vn-s6unii',  adj.  1.  Popopo.  Syn.  de- 
cayed. 

2.    Oiaio  ole.    Syn.  insincere. 
8.    Paa  ole.    Syn.  defective. 

Un-spar'lng  adj.  Ana  ole.  With  an 
unsparing  hand,  me  ka  lima  ana  ole 

Un-speak'a-ble  adj.  Hiki  ole  ke  oleic 
la;  hiki  olekehaiia.  Syn.  unutterable. 

Un-speak'a-bly,  adv.  Piha;  hikl  ole  ke 
hai  ia.  Unspeakably  happy,  hauoli  pi- 
ha.   Syn.  unutterably. 

Un-sp6t/ted,  adj.    Paele  ole;  maemae. 

Un-sta'ble,  adj.     Lauwili    wale;   loli 

wale.    Syn.  inconstant. 
Un-8tead'y,  adj.    OuionI;  luliluli. 
Un-strfing',  adj.    1.    Uluhua,     Nerves 

unstrung,  uluhua  ka  manao. 

2.    Alualu. 
Un'sftc-cegg'ful,  adj.   Hoka;  kulea  ole; 

lanakila  ole. 
I7n-guit/a-ble,a<^'.    Kupono  ole.    Syn. 

unfit. 
Un-tam'a-ble,  adj.    Hiki  ole  ke  hoola- 

Un-thank'ful,  adj.  Aloha  ole.  Syn. 
ungrateful. 

Un-tblnk'ing,  adj.    Noonoo  ole. 

Un-thrlft'y.    adj.    Syn.  shiftless. 

Un-tie',  V.    E  wehe  i  ka  nipuu. 

Un-til',  prep.  1.  A.  Wait  until  night, 
e  kali  a  po. 

2.    A  hiki.    Until  it  is  time,  a  hiki  i  ka 
manawa. 

Un-time'ly,  adj.  Wa  kupono  ole.  Syn. 
unseasonable. 

Un-tir'ing,  adj.     Luhi  ole.      Untiring 

^  industry,  makaala  luhi  ole. 

JJn'to,  prep.    I;ia.    Syn.  to. 

Un-told',  adj.  I  hai  ole  ia.  Untold  suf- 
fering, popilikia  i  hai  ole  ia. 

Un-to^ward,  adj.    1.    Popilikia.    Unto- 
ward events,  naouli  popilikia. 
2.    Ino;  kolohe.    An  untaward  man,  he 
kanaka  kolohe.    Syn.  perverse. 

Un-trav'el-ed(  ^.     Hele  ole  ia_ 

Un-tr6d'den    \  °^^'    ""^^^  ^^^  ^^ 

Un-true',  adj.    Oiaio  ole.    Syn.  false. 

Un-trutli',  n.  He  wahahee.    Syn.  false- 
hood. 
TJn-truth'ful,  adj.    Wahahee. 
Ua-twlst',  V.    E  mola. 
Un-uged'.   adj.     L     Lawelawe  ole  ia; 

waiho  wale  ia, 

2.    Maa  ole.    Syn.  unaccustomed. 

3     Walea  ole 
Un-ug'u-al,  adj.  Hon;  ike  piuepine  ole 

ia. 
Un-var'nlglied,  adj.    1.    Pera  ole  ia  I 

ka  vauiki. 

2.     Unvarnished  truth,  oiaio  maoli. 


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Un-Teil',  V.    E  wehe  i  ka  uhi. 
Un-wftr'rant-ed,  adj.     Kauoha  ole  la; 

apono  ole  ia. 
Ua-wjl'ry,  adj.    Maaleaole;  puiii  wale. 
Un-wea'ried,  adj.   Luhi  ole;  maha  ole. 

Syn.  untiring.  ,^      ,, 

Un-well',  adj.     Omaimai:  nawaliwali. 

Syn.  ailing. 
rn-wh61e's6me,a(7J.  Kupono  Ole.  Un- 

xvholesomejood,  ai  kupono  ole. 
tTn-wlelcl'ly,  adj.    Nui  kupono  ole. 
Un-wll'ling,  acy.    Makemakeole;  aua. 
Un-wil'ling-ly,  adv.    Ahu'ahu';  me  ka 

makemake  ole. 
Un-wiiid',  V.  E  wehe  i  ka  mea  i  wili  ia. 

Unwind  the  rope,  e  wehe  i  ka  owilikaula. 
Un-wise',  adj.    Naaupo. 
Un-wlt'ting-ly,  adv.     Me  ka  ike  ole; 

me  ka  naaupo.    Syn.  ignorantly. 
Un-\v6nt'ed,  adj.    Maaole;  walea  ole. 
Un-wor'thi-ly,  adv.  Me  ke  kupono  ole. 
Un-wor'tlii-ness,  n.    Ano  kupono  ole. 
Un-wor'tiiy,  adj.    Kupono  ole. 
ITn-writ'ten,  adj.    Kakau  ole  ia. 
Un-yleld'ing,  adj.    1.    Paakiki;  oolea. 

2.    Maliu  ole. 
Un-yoke',  v.    E  wehe  i  ka  auamo;  e 

wehe  ika  lei  bipi. 
Up,  adv.    Iluna;  maluna. 
Up-braid',  v.    E  hoohewa. 
Up-heav'al,  n.    Ke  kiola  ana  iluna. 
Up-heave',  v.    E  kiola  iluna. 
Up-hill',  adj.    1.    luka. 

'2.     Uphill  work,  hana  inea;  hana  oolea 
Up-hold',  V.    1.    E  kokua. 

2.    E  koo.    Uphold  the  power,  e  koo  i  ka 

mana. 
Up-hol'ster-er,  n.    Kanaka  hana  1  na 

lako  hale. 
Up-liol'ster-y,  n.    Na  lako  oloko  o  ka 
^nale. 
Up'land,  n.  1.  AinakuahiwI;ainaouka. 

2.     Upland  taro,  kalo  o  ka  aiua  maloo. 
Up-lift',  V.    E  hapai  iluna. 
Up-6n',  prep.    1.    Ma;  maluna. 
^2.    I.    t/po/i  arrtvai,  i  kahiki  ana'aku. 
tjp'per,  adi.      Maluna.       Upper  room, 

keeua  maluna. 
Up'per-hand',  n.       Ka    lanaklla;   ka 

mana  oi.    Syn.  ascendency. 
Up'per-most,  adj.    Maluna  loa. 
tlp-ralse',  v.    E  hoala  iluua;  e  paipai 

iluna. 
tlp'right,  adj.    1.    Kupono;  kupololei. 

SYN.  perpendicular. 

2.    Hoopono.    Syn.  honest. 
<^p'right-ne88,    n.       Kuonoono   o   ka 

II oho  ana;  hoopono. 
l(jp'ris-lng,  n     Ke  ala  ana  mai. 
Up'roar,  n.    tie  haunaele;  uluaoa. 
Up-robf,  V.    E  hehu. 
Up-s^f,  V.    1.  E  hookahuli.    Syn.  over- 
turn. 

2.    E  hoohaninl. 
tv'Hliot,  n.     He  hopena.      Syn.  final 

issue. 
Up'start,  n.    He  mea  1  lele  mai  ka  111- 

kole  a  i  ka  waiwai  uuL 


l&p'ward,  adj.    Iluna'e. 

Up'wards,  adv.    1.    Keu  aku. 

2.    Iluna' ku. 
©r-bane,  adj.     Laulea;    oluolu.    Syn. 

polite. 
tjr-ban'l-ty,  n.     Ke  ano  laulea;   ano 

oluolu.    Syn.  i>oliteness. 
^r'chin,  n.    Keiki  liilii. 
Urge,  V.    E  koi;  e  kaohi;  e  kono.     Syn. 
„  importune. 

Ur'gent,  adj.    Koi  ana;  kaohi  ana.    An 
^urgent  necessity,  he  nele  e  koi  ana. 
U'rin-ate,  v.    E  mimi. 
\J'rine,  n.    Mimi. 
Urn,  n.    He  ipu. 

Us,  pron.  pi.  Kakou;  {dual)  maua;  kaua. 

_Syn.  youand  I. 

Us'age,  n.    He  hana  maa;  hana  walea. 

_Syn.  custom. 

Use,  n.    1.    Waiwai. 

2.    Ka  lawelawe  ana. 
_3.    Pomaikai. 

Use,  V.  E  lawelawe;  e  lawe  a  e  hoohana. 
_Syn.  employ. 
Use'ful,  adj.     1.    Waiwai;  makepono. 

2.    Kokua.    A  useful  boy,  keiki  kokua. 
_Syn.  helpful. 

Use'ful -ly,  adv.     Makepono.      Usefully 
_  employed,  e  hooikaika  makepono. 
Use'ful-ness,  w.    1.    Ka  makepono ;  ka 

waiwai. 
_2.    Ke  ano  kokua. 
Use'less,  adj.    Makehewa;  waiwai  ole. 

tjse'less-ly,  adv.    Poho';  makehewa. 
Ush'er,  n.    1.  Luna  hoonoho  i  ka  poe  o 

ke  anaina. 
^  2.    He  kokua  kumu. 
Ush'er,  v.  1.  E  hookomo;  e  kai.  Ushered 

into  a  room,  kai  ia  iloko  o  ke  keen  a. 
_  2.  _  Usher  in  the  day,  e  wehe  i  ke  alaula. 
U'su-al,  adj.    Mea  mau;  mea  i  maa. 

U'su-al-ly,  adv.    He  mea  mau. 

tj'su-rer,  n.  Kanaka  hoopukapuka  da- 
la. 
U-su'ri-otks,  adj.  Hoopukapuka  ino. 
U-8urp',  V.  E  kaili  hewa;  e  lawe  wale. 
_  Usurp  authority,  e  lawe  wale  i  ka  mana. 
U'sur-pa'tion,  v.  Ka  lawe  hewa  ana. 
U-surp'er,  n.  Mea  i  lawe  wale  i  ka  po- 
_no  o  hai. 

U'su-ry,  n.  Hoopukapuka  ino  i  kedala. 
U-ten'sil,  n.  Mea  hana;  mea  lawelawe. 
U-tll'i-ty,  n.    Pomaikai. 
Ut'inost,  adj.    Hope  loa:  loa. 
U-to'pi-an, "adj.  Makehewa;  io  ole  Syn. 
^  useless. 

Ut'ter,  a4j.    Loa.    Utter  destitution,  nele 
^loa. 

(Jt'ter,  V.    Eekemu;ehai. 
Ut'ter-ance,  n.    Olelo;  kahai  ana. 

Ut'ter-ly,  adv.  Loa.  Utterly  miserable, 
oki  loa. 

Ut'ter-most,  adj.  Loa.  Save  to  the  ut- 
termost, e  hoopakele  loa. 

Ux-o'ri-oAs,  adj.  Pili  loa  i  ka  wahino 
mare. 


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V 


Va'can-cy,  n.    He   hakahaka;  wahi 
kaawaie. 
Va'cant,  adj.    1.     Kaawaie;  kawaha. 

2.  A  vacant  place,  kahi  koo ;  kahi  kaa- 
waie. 

3.  A  vacant  expression  of  countenance, 
he  helehelena  neie  i  ka  hoihoi. 

Va'eate,  v.    1.    E  waiho  kaawaie. 

2.    E  waiho  aku.  Vacate  an  office,  e  wai- 
ho aku  i  ka  oihaiia. 
Va-cfi'tion,  n.    Wa  hoomaha. 
Vac'ci-nate,  v.    E  o  lima. 
Vae'cine  vi'rus,  n.  Pahiheehee  o  lima. 
Vac'il-late,  v.     E    kulanalana;    e  loli 

wale.    Syn.  waver. 
Vac'il-la'ting,  adj.    Kulanalana;  lau- 

wlli^ 
Va-cu'i-tyl       He  hakakaka;  kahikaa- 
Vac'u-um  J    *      wale;  wahi  ole  o  loko. 
Va'de-me'eum,  n.    Mea  lawe  pu. 
Vag'a-bond,  n.     Aea  haukae;  he  hoo- 

malau. 
Va'ga-ry,  n.    Noonoo  ulu  wale;  noonoo 

kupono  ole. 
Va'gran-cy,  n.      Ka  aea  wale;    noho 

wale. 
Va'grant,  n.    See  vagabond. 
Vague  (vag),  adj.    Powehiwehi.    Syn. 

indefinite. 
Tail;  „     1.    Hepaku'. 
A^eili  "•    2.    Heuhimnka. 
Vain,  adj.    1.     Makehewa,  waiwai  ole. 

Syn.  useless. 

2.    Hookiekie;  haakei. 
Vain-gld'ri-o68,  adj.   Hookiekie;  haa- 

nui. 
Vaiu'ly,  adv.    Makehewa. 
Val'ance,  n.     Lole  paku'  no  lalo  a  me 

luna  ©"ka  moe. 
Vale,  n.    Awawa. 
Val'e-die-to'ri-an,  n.    Haumana  o  ke 

kula  nui  i  haawi  i  kahaiolelo  hope  loa. 
Val'e-die'to-ry,  n.    Haiolelo  hope  loa. 
Val'et,  n.    Kauwa  lawelawe  kino. 
Val'iant,  adj.    Koa;  aa.    Syn.  brave. 
Val'id.  ad/.  Pouo;  kupono.    Syn.  pood; 

sufficient.  A  valid  excuse,  he  kumu  ku- 
pono. 
Va-lld'i-ty,  n.     Ka  pono;    ke  kupono. 

Validity  of  a  will,  ke  kupono  o  ka  pala- 

pala  hooilina  i  ke  kanawai. 
Va-lise',  n.    Pahu  ili  liilii. 
Val'ley,  n.    Kahawai;  awawa. 
Val'or,  n.    Ano  koa.    Syn.  bravery 
Val'or-ofts,  arf?".    iSpe  valiant. 
Val'u-a-ble,  akj.    Waiwai. 


V&l'u-a'tiou,  n.    Ka  hoonohonoho  wal 

wai. 
Val'ue,  n.    Kumu  lilo;  waiwai. 
Val'ue,  v.    1.    E  manao.     Value  highly, 

e  manao  nui  aku.     Value  slightly,  e  ma- 
nao liilii  aku. 

2.    E  hooholo  i  kekumukuai;  ehooho- 

lo  1  ka  waiwai. 
Valve,  n.    He  pan!. 
Van,  «.    1.    Hunalewa. 

2.    Kaahalihali  ukana. 
Vane,  n.    Ane  makani. 
Van'-guard,  n.     Ke  kulana  mua  oka 

puali  koa  ma  ka  huakai;  hunalewa. 
Van'ish,  v.     E  nalo  koke  aku.      Syn. 

disaj)pear. 
Van'i-ty,  n.    Kilohi;  haakei. 
Van'quish,    v.     E  hooauhee;   hoopio. 

Syn.  conquer. 
Van'tage-ground,  n.     1.     Ke  kulana 

mua. 

2.    Ka  oi  o  ka  pomaikal. 
Va-por,  w.    1.     Vapor  of  steam,  mahu. 

2.    Ohu.    Syn.  fog. 
Va'ri-a-ble,  adi.     Lauwili;  loli  wale. 

Syn.  changeable. 

2.     Variable  as  wind,  pahili ;  lauwili. 
Va'ri-ance,  n.    Auoku-e;  mokuahana. 
Va'rl-a'ti«;n,  n.    Ka  loli  ana;  aui   ana. 
Va'ri-e-gat'ed,  n.    Kiokio;  ponapoua. 
Va-ri'e-ty,  n.    Kela  me  keia  ano. 
Va'rl-o-loid,  71.    Kekahi  ano  o  ka  mai 

puupuu  liilii. 
Va'ri-ofts,  adj.    Kela  me  keia, 
Var'nish,  7i    Vaniki;  wai  lioohinuhinu. 
Var'nish,  v.    E  hamo  i  ka  vaniki. 
Va'ry,  v.    E  loli  ae;  e  hoo-nno  e. 
Vase,  71.    Heipuloloa.     Vase  for  flowers, 

ipu  no  na  pua. 
Vas'sal,    n.       Kauwa    kuapaa.      Syn. 

slave. 
Vas'sal-age,  n.     Ka  noho  ana  kauwa 

kuapaa.    Syn.  slavery. 
Vast,  adj.    1.    Nui  loa. 

2.    Palena  ole.     The  vast  universe,  ke 

ao  palena  ole. 
Vast-ness,  n.    Ka  nui  loa. 
Vat,  n.    He  tabu  nui. 
Vault,  V.    E  lele.    Syk.  jump. 
Vault,  n.    He  lua.    Syn.  cellar. 
Vaunt,  V.    E  kaena  wale.    Syn.  boast. 
Veal,  n.    I'o  bipi  keiki. 
Veer,  V.    E  aui  ae;  e  hull  ae. 
Veg'e-ta-ble,  n.      Hua  o   ka   honua; 

mea  ulu.    The  vegetable  world,  ka  ma- 

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Vegr'e-tate,  v.    E  ulu  wale  me  he  mea 

kuuu  la. 
Veg'e-ta'tlon,  n.     Kela  me  keia  mea 

ulu. 
Ve'he-mence,  n.     Ikaika  nui.      Syn. 

fervor. 
Te'he-ment-ly,  adv.      Me   ka   ikaika 

loa. 
Ve'hi-ele,    n.    h    Kela    me    keia  auo 

kaa. 

2.    Mea  halihali. 
Tell  (vale),  n.     He    uhi;    uhi  no  ka 

maka. 
Veil,  V.    E  uhi. 
Vein,  n.    1.    Aa  koko. 

2.    He  au  metala;    a  minerala  paha 

maloko  o  ka  honua. 
Veined,  adj.    Paapu  i  na  aa. 
Ve-l6c'i-ty,  n.  Ka  mama;  ka  wikiwiki. 
Vel'vet,  n.    Lole  veleveta. 
Vend,  V.    E  kuai  aku.    Syn.  sell. 
Vend'er|         Kanaka  kuai  aku;  he  ma- 
Vend'orJ  au'auwa'. 

Ven'due,  n.     Kuai  kudala.     Syn.  auc- 
tion. 
Ve-neer',  n.    Papa  lahilahi,  mea  kapili 

maluna  o  ka  papa  e  ae. 
Ven'er-a-ble,  adj.     Ku  i  ka  mahaloia. 
Ven'er-ate,  v.    E  haawi  i  ka  mahalo;  e 

hoomaikai. 
Ven'er-a'tion,  n.   Mahalo;  hoomaikai. 
Venge'ance,  n.     Ka  hoopai  huhu. 
Ve'ni-al,  adj.    Hiki  ke  kalaia. 
Ven'om,  n.    Mea  make. 
Ven'om-otis,  adj.     Awaawa  e  make  ai. 
Ve'nofts,  adj.    iSo  na  aa-koko. 
Vent,  n.  1.  Pukahookahe;  kahi  e  hemo 

ai. 

2.    Ka  hoopuka  ana.     To  give  vent  to 

feelings,  e  hoopuka  manao. 
Vent'-hole,  n.    Puka  hookomo  ea. 
Veu'ti-late,  v.    1.     E  hookomo  pono  i 

keea. 

2.  E  hoolaha;  hoo-akea.     To  ventilate 
an  opinion,  e  hoolaha  manao 

3.  To  ventilate  a  subject,  e  hooakea  i  ke- 
kahi  mea. 

Ven'ti-la'tion,  n.    Ka  hookomo  pono 

ana  i  ke  ea. 
Vcn'ti-la'tor,  n.    Mea  hookomo  i  ke  ea 

maikai. 
Vent'ure,  v.    1.    E  hoao.    Syn.  risk. 

2.    £  aa. 
Vent/ur-86me,  adj.     Aa;  koa;  maka'u 

ole.    Syn.  bold. 
Ve-ra'eioftg,  adj.  Oiaio.  Syn.  truthful. 
Ve-riitpi-ty,  n.    Ano  oiaio.    Syn.  truth- 
ful uelss. 
Ve-ran'd&,  n.    Lanai  hale. 
Verb,  n.    Haina. 
Vgrb'al,  adj.     Hal  vraha;    olelo  waha. 

Syn.  oral. 
V€rb'al-ly,  adv.    Waha;  me  ka  waha. 

Syn.  orally 
Ver-ba'tim,  adv.    Like  loa  ma  ka  olelo. 
Ver-bose',  adj.    Makena  olelo, 
Ver-bos'i-ty,  n.    Ka  nui  pono  ole  o  ka 

olelo. 


Ver'dan-cy,  n.    1.    Ke  ano  uliull. 

2.    Auo  hou;  maaole. 
Ver'-dant,  n.    1.    Uliuli. 

2.    Hou;  maaole. 
Ver'diet,  n.    1.  Olelo  hooholo  a  ke  jure. 

2.    Olelo  hooholo. 
Verd'ure,  n.    Ka  uliuli  o  na  mea  ulu. 
Verge,  v.    E  hookokoke  aku. 
Ver^e,  n.    Ke  kae;  ka  lihi. 
Ver-i-fi-ea'tion.w.  Kahooiaana.  Syn. 

confirmation. 
Ver'i-fy,  r.     E  hooia;  e  hooiaio.     Syn. 

confirm. 
Ver'i-ly,  adv.    He  oiaio.    Syn.  truly. 
Ver'i-ta-ble,  adj.     Oiaio  maoli.     Syn. 

true. 
Ver'i-ty,  n.    Ke  ano  oiaio. 
Ver-mie'u-Iar,  adj.     Me  he  enuhe  la. 
Ver'mi-fuge,  n.    Laau  hoo-naha  no  na 

mea  ola  iloko  o  ka  opu. 
Ver-mil'ion,  n.    He  nooluu  ulaula. 
Ver'mln,  n.    Mea  kolo  liilii. 
Ver-nac'u-lar,  adj.     Maoli.    Syn.  na- 
tive. 
Ver'nal,  adj.    No  ke  kau  kupulau. 
Ver'sa-tile,  adj.      Makaukuu   ma   na 

mea  he  nui. 
Ver'sa-til'i-ty,  n.    Ke  ano  makaukau 

ma  kela  me  keia  mea. 
Verse,  n.    1.    Pauku  himeni. 

2.    Pauku  olelo. 
Versed,  adj.    Makaukau;  akamai. 
Ver'si-fl-ea'tion,  n.    Haku  mele. 
Ver'sion,  n.    Ke  ano  o  ka  olelo. 
Ver'te-bra,  n.    Pauku  iwi  o  ka  iwi  ku- 

amoo. 
Ver'tex,  n.    1.    Ka  piko;  ka  wekiu. 

2.    Kiko  hui  o  ka  huiua. 
Ver'ti-eal,  adj.     Kupono.      Syn.  per- 
pendicular. 
Ver'ti-go,  n.    Nenewa;  poniuniu. 
V6r'y,  adv.    Loa.     Very  great,  nui  loa, 
Ves'per,  adj.    Ahiahi.     Vesper  bell,  bele 

pule  ahiahi. 
Ves'pers,  n.    Halawai  haipule  ahiahi. 
Ves'sel,  n.    1.    Moku. 

2.    Ipu ;  apu. 
Vest,  71.    Puliki. 
Vest'ed,  adj.     Pill  paa.     Vested  rights, 

pono  pili  paa. 
Ves'ti-bule,  n.    Ipuka. 
Ves'tl^e,  n.    He  meheu;  lihi  iki.    Syn. 

trace. 
Ves'try,  n.    1.    Keena  halawai  no  na 

luna  ekalesia. 

2.    Aha  luna  ekalesia. 
Vest'ure,  7t.    Lole  komo;  aahu.     Syn. 

raiment. 
Vet'er-an,  n.    1.    Koa  kahiko. 

2.    Mea  i  maa;  mea  i  walea. 
V6t'er-i-na-ry,  adj.     Pili  i  ka  lapaan 

holoholona. 
Ve'to,  V.    E  hoole.  To  veto  a  hill,  e  hoole 

i  ka  bila. 
Vex,  V.      E  hoonaukiuki;   hoouluhua. 

SvN.  tease. 
Vex-a'tion,  n.     Mea  luhi  wale;   mea 

hoopilikia. 


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Tex-a'tlotts,  ac^.    Luhl  wale ;  hoo-ulu- 

hua. 
Via,  adv.    Ma  o.    Syn.  by  way  of.      Via 

Honolulu,  ma  o  Honolulu  la. 
Vi'a-duct,  n.    He  alahaka  no  ke  ala- 

nui  hao. 
Vi'al,  n.    Omole  lillii. 
Vi'ands,  n.    Kela  me  keia  mea  ai.  Syn. 

victuals. 
Ti'brate,  v.  L  E  lewa;  e  mahiki.   Syn. 

oscillate. 

2.    Ehulili. 
Vi-bra'tion,  n.    1.    Ka  mahiki  ana. 

2.    Kahulili  ana.     Yibrations  of  light, 

hulili  o  na  kukuna  malamalama. 
Ti'bra-to-ry,  adv.    Mahikihiki. 
Vi-ca'rl-cfts,  adj.       Panai;  panihaka- 

haka. 
Tice,  n.    1.    Hewa ;  hala ;  inc. 

27   He  uma. 
Tice,  prep.    Ma  ka  hakahaka. 
Vice-edn'sul,  n.    He  hope  kanikele. 

Tlce'pres'i-dent,  n.    Hope  peresidena. 
Vice-roy"',  n.    Hope  moi. 
Vi-cln'i-ty,  n.     Kahi    kokoke.      Syn. 

neighbornood. 
Vl'clotls,  adj.    1.    Puni  1  ka  ino;  hau- 

mla. 

2.    Inojhuhu.    Aviciotta  horse,  he  lio 

huhu. 
Vi-ci8'sl-tude,  n.      Lull;    loll.      Syn. 

clTange.    Vicissitudes  of  life,  na  loli  ana 

o  keia  ola. 
Vie'tim,  n.    1.    He  pio. 

2.    Mea  hoopunihei  ia. 
Vlc'tim-ize,  v.    E  hoopunihei. 
Vie'tor,  n.    Ka  mea  i  lanakila.    Syn. 

conqueror. 
Ti€-t6'rl-o<ig,  adj.     Lanakila.      Syn. 

triumphant. 
Vle'tory,  7i.  Ka  lanakila.  Syn,  triumph. 
Tiet'u-al,  v.    E  hoolako  i  ka  ai. 
Viet'uals  (vit-lz),  n.    Na  mea  ai. 
Tie,  V.    E  hooikaika  i  like. 
Tiew,  r.    E  nana. 
Tlew,  n.     Kananaina. 
Tigr'il,  n.    Ke  kiai  i  ka  po. 
Tig'i-lance,  w.    Ke  ano  makaala;kuoo. 

TIg'i-lant,  adj.    Kuoo;  kiai;  makaala. 
Tig'or,  71.    Ikaika.    Syn.  strength. 
Tig'or-oiis,  adj.    1.     Ikaika;  makaala, 

Syn.  strong;  energetic. 

2.     Vigorous  in  growth,   koii;    slow  in 

growth,  ko-i'. 
Tile,  adj.  Haukae;  paumaele;  pelapela. 
Tile'ness,  n.  He  paumaele;  he  haukea. 
Til'i-fi-er,  n.     He   hakuepa;    kanaka 

niania.    Syn.  traducer. 
Til'i-fy,  V.    E  olelo  ino;  hakuepa. 
Til'la,  n.    Hale  noho  ma  kuaaiua  no  ka 

poe  koikoi. 
Tll'lage,  n.    He  kau-hale. 
Tll'la-ger,  n.    Kamaaina  o  kauhale. 

Til'lain,  n.    Kanaka  lilo  loa  i  ka  hewa. 

Syn.  scoundrel. 
Til'lain-otks,  adj.    Hewa  loa;  Ino  loa. 
Til'laiu-y,  n,    liana  keekee  loa. 


TlnVll-eate,  V.  Ehoapono.  Syn.  justify 
Vm'di-ea'tion,  n.     Ka  hoapono  ana. 
VIn'di-ca'tor,  n.     Ka  mea  e  hoapono 

ana. 
Tin-dlc'tlve,  adj.    Hoomauhala,    Syn. 

revengeful. 
Vln-dic'tive-ness,  n.  He  hoomauhala. 
Tine,  n.    1.    Laau  hihi. 

2.    Orape  vine,  kumu  waina. 
Tln'e-gar,  n.    Vinika. 
Vlne'yard,  n.    Mala  waina. 
Vint'aire,  n.     1.     Na  hua  o  ka  mala 

waina. 

2.    Wa  ohi  hua  o  ka  mala  waina. 
Tint'a-grer,  n.    Mea  ohi  hua  waina. 
Ti'o-late,  i>.    L    E  lima  ikaika  aku;  e 

pue. 

2.    Ehanaku-e  aku;  e  haki.     Violate 

his  promise,  e  haki  i  kana  olelo  ae. 
Ti'o-la'tion,  n.    L    Ka  pue  ana.    Syn. 

rape. 

2.    Ka    hoohaki    ana.     Syn.    non-ob- 
servance. 
Ti'o-la'tor,  n.   1.    Kanaka  pue  wahine. 

2.    Mea  hoohaki. 
Ti'o-lence,  n.    1.    Ka  hao  wale;  lima 

ikaika." 

2.    Ikaika  o  ka  ino.      Violence  of  the 

storm,  ka  ikaika  o  ka  ino. 
Ti'o-lent,  adj.    1.  Ino.   A  violent  wind, 

makani  ino. 

2.    A  violent  man,  he  kanaka  hikiwawe 

i  ka  huhu. 
Ti'o-lin,  n.    He  pila;  violina. 
Ti'per,  n.    Nahesa  niho  awa. 
Tl-ra'go,  71.    Wahine  nuku  wale;  wa- 
hine mahaoi. 
Tir'gin,  n.    Wahine  puupaa. 
Tir-gln'I-ty,  n,    Ka  noho  ana  wahino 

puupaa. 
Vi'rile,  adj.    Ano  kane. 
Tir'tu-al-ly,  adj.    Aneane;  mehe  mea 

la. 
Tir'tue,  n.    1.    Pono. 

2.    Mana.    Syn.  power. 
Tir'tu-otis,  adj.    Pono;  noho  pololei. 
Tir'u-lent,  ad?'.   1.  Awahia  loa.    A  viru- 
lent poison,  he  laau  make,  laau  awahia. 

2.    Manao  enemi  loa.    Syn.  malignant. 
Ti'rus,  n.    Palaheehee. 
Vis'age,  n.    Helehelena.     Syn.  counte- 
nance. 
TIs-a-vl9  (viz'a-ve'),  71.  Healohealo; 

mea  imua  o  ke  alo. 
Tls'ce-ra,  n.    Na  naau. 
Vis'cid,  adj.    Pipili.    Syn.  sticky. 
Vise",  71.    He  uma.    Syn.  vice. 
Vii'i-ble,  adj.     Ike  maka  ia.     Syn.  aj)- 

parent. 
Tis'i-bly,  adv.    I  ka  ike  o  ka  maka. 
Vls'ion,  71.    1.    Ka  ike  o  ka  maka.    Syn. 

eyesight. 

2.    He  hihio. 
Vis'ion-a-ry,  adj.    Hihio  wale. 
Tis'it,  V.    1.     E  launa.      Visit  persons,  e 

launa  me  kekahi  poe. 

2.    E  makaikai.     Visit  places,  e  makai- 

kai  ma  na  kauwahi. 


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Vls'it-a'tion,  n.    1.     Ka  launa  ana;  ka 

hele  ana  e  ike. 

2.    Ke  kau  ana  mai.     Visitation  of  Di- 
vine Providence,  ke  kau  ana  mai  o  ka 

lima  o  Ke  Akua. 
Vis'lt-or,  n.    He  hoalauna;  he  makai- 

kai. 
Vis'ta,  TO.     1.    He  nanaina  iwaena  o  ke 

alanui,  na  ululaau,  ua  awawapaha. 

2.    Down  the  vista  of  ages,  1  ke  kuamoo 

o  na  au  i  hala. 
V^ls'u-al,  adj'    No  na  maka. 
Vi'tal,  aiij.    1.    Kupono  i  ke  ola. 

2.    A  vital  necessity,  he  mea  e  pono  loa 

ai. 

8.    Of  vital  importance,  waiwai  pono; 

ano  nui. 
Vi-tal'i-ty,  to.    1.    Ka  ikaika  o  ke  ola. 

2.  Anoeueu;  lalelale. 

3.  Sviall  vitality,  ano  nawaliwali. 
Vi'tals,  TO.  pi.    Na  lala  o  ke  kino  e  pili 

loa  ana  ike  ola. 
Vl'ti-ate,  V.    1.  E  hoolilo  i  mea  ole.   Vi- 

tiaie  a  bargain,  e  hoolilo  ka  ae-like  i 

mea  ole. 
Tlt're-oiis,  adj.    Me  he  aniani  la. 
Vit'ri-fy,  v_.    E  hoolilo  i  aniani. 
Vi-tu'per-ate,  V.     Eolelonuku;   olelo 

aki_. 
Vi-tu'per-a'-tion,    n.      Olelo    nuku; 

olelo  aki. 
Vi-tu'per-a-tive,  adj.  Nuku  wale;  aki. 

Vl-va'cio&s,  adj.  Hoihoi;  lalelale.  Syn. 

animated. 
Ti-vac'i-ty,   n.     Ke  ano  hoihoi;    ano 

lalelale. 
Viv'id,  adj.    1.    Moakaka. 

2.    Olinolino;  hulali. 
Tlv'id-ly,  adv.    1.    Me  ka  moakaka. 

2.    Me  ka  hulili. 
Tlx'en,  TO.  He  wahine  nuku  wale.  Syn. 

Bcold. 
Viz'ier  (Vlz-yer),  to.    Luna  kiekie  o  ke 

aupuni  o  Tureke. 
Vo-eab'u-la-ry,  to.    Buke  unuhi  olelo. 

Vo'cal,  adh    Pili  i  ka  leo.     Vocal  music, 

leo  pa-ko-li. 
Vo'cal-lst,  to.  Mea  akamai  i  ka  pa-ko-li. 

Vo-ca'tion,  to.    Oihana.    Syn.  calling; 

business. 
Vo-clf  er-a'tlon,  to.     Hauwalaau;  wa- 

wanui. 
Vo-cirer-oiis,  adj.  Waltiaunui;  wawa. 
Voice,  TO.    Leo. 
Volce'less,  adj.    Leo  ole. 
Void,  adj.    1.     Ole  loa.    Null  and  void, 

Kio  i  mea  ole. 

2.    Akea;  kaawale.    AvoidpUice,yrK\xi 

kaawale. 
V6I'a-tlle,  aty.    L    Pau  koke;  puehu 

wale. 

2.    Puni  lealea,    Syn.  gay. 

8.    Loli  wale.    Syn.  changeable. 


Tol-ca'no,  TO.    1.    Mauna  pele;  luapele. 

2.    Ahiaihonua  (old). 
Vo-li'tion,  ?i.    Ka  makemake;  ka  ma- 

nao.    Syn,  will. 
V61'ley,  TO.    1.    Kekanilike  o  napu. 

2.    A  volley  of  words,  ka  nui  mai  o  na 

hua  olelo. 
V61'u-bil'l-ty,  TO.     Ka  makaukau  ma 

ka  olelo. 
V61'u-ble,  adj.  Makaukau  ma  ka  olelo; 

palolo. 
Vol'wme,  TO.    1.    He  buke. 

2.    Volume  of  smoke,  he  punohu  uahl. 

8.    yolume  of  water,  mahele  o  ka  wai. 
Vo-lu'mi-notls,  ad^.    1.      Nui  wale  o 

na  buke.    A  voluminous  author,  he  mea 

i  kakau  buke  he  nui  wale. 

2.    Kakau  nui.     A    voluminous  corre- 
spondence, he  kakau  nui  i  na  palapala. 
V61'un-ta-ri-ly,   adv.     Mamuli   o   ka 

makemake. 
Vdl'un-ta-ry,  adj.    No  ka  makemake 

mai. 
V61'un-teer',   to.     Mea   e   kokua    ana 

mamuli  o  kona  makemake. 
Vfil'un-teer',  V.    1.    E  kokua  mamuli  o 

ka  makemake. 

2.    E  kokua  wale. 
Vo-ltkpfu-a-ry,  to.    Mea  puni  lealea. 
Vo-ltipt'u-oiis,  adj.    Kuko  nui  ia. 
Vdm'it,  V.    E  luai. 

"Vo-ra'cioiis,  adj.    Hoonuu;  pakela  ai. 
Vo-rac'i-ty,  TO.    Hoonuu  ai. 
V6r'te'x,TO.    Mimilo;  lua  mimilo.    Syn. 

whirlpool. 
Vo'ta-ry,  to.     Mea  lilo   loa   i   kekahi 

hana.    A  votary  of  science,  mea  lilo  loa 

i  ke  akeakamai.    A  votary  of  pleasure, 

mea  lilo  loa  i  ka  lealea. 
Vote,  V.    E  koho;  e  balota. 
Vote,  TO.     He  koho;  he   balota.     Syn, 

ballot. 
Vot'er,  TO.    Mea  koho  balota. 
Vo'tlve,  adj.    Hoolaaia.    A  votive  offer* 

ing,  he  monai  i  hoolaa  ia. 
Vouch,  V.    E  olelo  hoohiki. 
Vouch'er,  to.     Palapala  hoike   no  na 

lilo. 
Vouch-safe',  v.    E  oluolu  e  pane  mai. 
Vow,  V.    E  hoohiki  imua  o  Ke  Akua. 
Vow'el,  TO.    Huapalapala  leo-kahi. 
Vdy'age,  w.    1.    He  holo  moana. 

2.    He  hole  ma  kela  me  keia  mahele 

wai. 

8.    He  holo  ma  ka  baluna. 
Vdy'a-grer,  to.    Mea  holo  maluna  o  ke 

kai ;  maluna  o  ka  wai. 
Vfil'gar,  adj.    1.    Kuaaina. 

2.    Haahaa;  pelapela. 
Vul-gftr'i-ty,  TO.    Ano  haumia;  ano  pe- 
lapela. 
Vtkrner-a-ble,  ad^.    Hikl  ke  hooehaia.      * 
Vtklfure,  n.     Yuletura;  manu  ai  mea 

pilau. 


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^b'ble,  V.    E  onioni;  e  naue. 


W  ^d ,  n.    Umokl  i>n. 

Wade,  V.    E  hele  iloko  o  ka  wai. 

Wa'fer,  n.    1.  Wepa,  mea  hoopaa  pala- 

pala. 

2.    He  papaa  berena  liilii. 
"Waft,  V.    1,    Epeahi;eani. 

2.    E  halihali. 
TV'ag,  n.    Kanaka  hooakaaka. 
"Wag,  V.    E  onioni;  e  luliluli. 
AVage,  V.     Wage  war,  e  hoouka  kana. 
"Wa'ger,  v.    E  pili  waiwai.    Syn.  bet. 
AVa'ges,  w.    Uku  hana. 
Wag'ger-y,  n.    Ano  hooakaaka;  olelo 

hooakaaka. 
"Wag'on,  n.    Kaa  lio. 
"Wag'on-er,  n.    Mea  hookele  kaa. 
Wail,  n.    Leokaniuhu';  uwe;  leopihe' 
W^aist,  n.    Ka  puhaka. 
Waist'band,  n.    Kaei  puhaka. 
Waist'coat,  n.    Puliki.    Syn.  vest. 
Wait,  V.    1.    E  kali;  e  kakali. 

2.    E  lawelawe.    To  wait  on  the  t&hle, 

e  lawelawe  ma  ka  papa  aina. 
"Wait'er,  ».    1.    Mea  lawelawe  ma  ka 

papa  aina;  he  kuene. 

2.    He  pa  palahalaha  mea  lawe  at. 
Wait'ingr-maid,  n.    Wahine  lawelawe. 
Wait'ress,  n.    Kuene  Avahine. 

Waive,  v.    E  haalele;  e  waiho.    Syn. 

relinquish. 
Walte,  V.    E  ala  mai. 
Wake,  n.    Ka  aweawe  kai  o  ka  moku. 
Walie'ful,  adj.    Hiaa;  makaala. 

Wa'ken,  v.    E  hoo-ala  mai  ka  hiamoe. 
Walk,  V.    1.    E  hele  wawae. 

2!*    Walk  stealthily,  e  araio. 
Walk,  w.    Ka  hele  malie  ana  ma  ka 

wawae. 

2.  He  ala  mawaena  o  ke  kihapai. 

3.  He  holoholo. 
Walk'er,  n.    Mea  hele  wawae. 

Wall,  n.    1.    Pa.    <Siong u?aH,  pa-pohaku. 

2".*  Paia.    Wall  of  a  house,  ka  paia  o  ka 

hale. 
Wal'let,  n.    He  aa;  he  eke. 
Wall'-eyed,  adj.     Makapaa.     A   yrall- 

eyed  horse,  he  lio  makapaa. 
Wal'lop,  V.    E  hahau  ikaika. 
W^al'low,  V.    1.    E  kaa  ma  ka  lepo. 

2.     Wallow    in   sin,   e   lu   iloko   o   ka 

hewa;  e  kaa  iloko  o  ka  neneln. 
Wall'-pa'per,  n.     Pepa  kapili   no  ke 

keeuo. 


Wam'pmn,  n.    Lei  lehu  o  na  Inikiui» 

oia  ko  lakou  dala. 
Wan,  adj.    Hakeakea.    Syn.  pale. 
Wand,  n.    He  kookooloihi; 
Wan'der,  V.    E  auwana;  e  kuewa. 
Wain'der-er,  n.    He  mea  auwaHa  wale; 

he  aea ;  he  kuea. 
Wane,  v.    E  emi  Iho.     The  moon  wanes, 

ke  emi  nei  ka  mahina. 
W^nt,  n.    1.    He  nele;  heilihune. 

2.    Ka  makemake. 
W^n'ton,  adj.    1.    Uhauhawale. 

2.    Makaleho. 
Wgin'ton-ly,  adv.    Uhauha  wale.     De- 
stroy wantonly,  e  luku  wale ;  e  hoox)oino 

wale. 
War,  n.    Kaua. 

Wjir'ble,  v.    E  memele  me  he  manu  la. 
Wftr'bler,  n.    Manu  memele. 
W^r'-cry,  n.    Leo  hoo'ho  kaua. 

Ward.  n.    1.    Keiki  hanai. 
2.    Heapanamaloko  o  ke  kulanakau- 
hale.    Syn.  precinct. 
2.    Keena  o  Ka  ha  le  mai. 

W^rd'en/ „     Kahu  malama;   lunakl- 

W^rd'eri  "*        ai. 

Ward'robe,  n.  1.   Wahl  e  malama  lole. 
2'.*   He  ahu  lole  komo. 

Ward'room,  n.     Keena  hookipa  no  na 
liina  moku  manuwa'. 

Ware'house,  n.  Hale  hoo-ahu  waiwai. 

Wares,  n.  pi.    Na  waiwai  kuai.     Syn. 
goods. 

War'fare,  n.    Oihana  kaua;  ke  kaua. 

War'-horse,  n.    Lio  holo  kaua. 

Wa'ri-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  noonoo  akahele. 

War'like,  adj.    Puni  kaua;  koa. 

'Ws^rm,  adj.    1.    Mahana;  pu-mahana. 
2'.    HoihoL    Syn.  ardent. 

Warmth,  n.    Ka  mahana;  ka  pu-maha- 
na; ke  ano  hoihoi. 

W^rn,  V.     1.     E  ao.     Syn.  admonish; 
caution. 
2.    E  kukala.    Syn.  give  notice. 

Warn'ing,  n.    1.    Olelo  ao.   Syn.  admo- 
nition. 
2.    Olelo  kukala.    Syn.  notice. 

W^r'-df'fice,  n.    Keena  oihana  kaua. 

Warp,  n.    1.    Kaula  hookolo  moku. 

i*  Maawe  loloa. 
Warp,  V.  E  aapu;  e  anapa;  na'pana'pa. 

Wgi,r'rant,  n.  1.   Palapala  haawi  mana. 

2.     Warrant  of  arrest,  palnpala  hopu. 

Search  warrant,  palapala  imi. 
W^r'rant,  v.    E  hoike  me  k  i  maopopo. 


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W^r'rant-a-ble,  adj.   Kujwno;  apono- 

ia,    Syn.  justifiable. 
"War'ran-ty,  n.     Ho  palapala  hoopaa. 

Syn.  guarantee. 
"U'ar'ri-or,  n.    He  koa.    Syn.  soldier. 
AVart,  n.    He  ilikona. 
War'- whoop,  n.  HooTio  kaua  analni- 

^Ini. 
TVar'-worn,  a(^}.    Maa  1  ke  kaua. 
W'u'ry,  adj.    1.    Noonoo  akaliele.    Syn. 

cautious. 

2.    Kuoo;  makaala  1  na  pilikia, 
W^sh,  V.    1.    E  holoi. 

2.  Wash  the  shore,  e  popol  ana  ma  ka- 
hakai. 

3.  Rains  wash  away,  lilo  i  ka  u-'a. 
■W'?.8li'-board,  n.     1.     Papa  holoi  lole. 

2."  Papa  pale  e  pili  ana  i  ka  papa  hele. 
Wash'er,  n.  He  apo  inetala,  mea  nao. 
Wasli'er-'ivo-inan,  n.     Wahine  holoi 

lole.    Syn.  laundress. 
"Wash'lng,  n.    Na  lole  holoi. 
"Wasp,  71.    Naloaki;  nalo  paka. 
waste,  V.     E  maunawale;  hoomauna- 

una;  euhauha. 
Waste'ful,   adj.    Maunauna;   uhauha. 

Syn.  prodigal. 
■Waste'ful-ness,  n.    Ka  uhauha  wale. 
W^tch.n.  1.  Hewatiliilii;watipakeke. 

2.  Poe  kiai. 

3.  Wa  kiai. 

"Watch,  V.    E  kiai;  e  kuoo. 

"Wattch'er,  n.    He  kiai. 

Watch'ful,  adj.    Makaala;  kuoo;  kiai. 

Syn.  vigilant. 
Watch'inan,  n.    Kiai-po;kiai. 
AVatch'tow'er,  n.    Hale  kiai. 
Wsitch'word,  n.  Hua  olelo  huna'  no  ka 

poe  kiai.  Syn.  password;  couutersigu. 
W  a'ter,  n.    Wai. 

Wa'ter,  v.    E  hookahe  wai;  e  ka  wai. 
Wa'ter-col'org,  n.    Na  hooluu  i  kawili 

ia  rae  ka  wai. 
Wji'ter-course,  n.     Kahawai;  auwai. 
Wa'ter-eress,  n.    Leikoa. 
Wjj'ter-cure,  n.    Lapaau  me  ka  wai. 
Wii'ter-fall,   n.     Wai-lele;  wai  paihi'. 

Syn.  cascade. 
Wa'ter-fowl,  n.    Manu^  ka  wai. 
Wa'ter-ing-place,  n.     1.     Wahi  hoo- 

hainu  i  ka  wni. " 

2.    Wahi  e  akoakoa  ai  o  kanaka  e  inu 

1  ka  wai  o  ia  wahi. 
Wa'ter-level,  n.    Ili-wai. 
Wa'ter-niiirk,  n.    He  kaha  kahi  i  hiki 

ai  oka  wai.    High  water  mark,  kaha  o 

ka  wai  nui.    Low  water  mark,  kaha  o 

ka  waiemi, 
Wa'ter-iuel'on,  n.    Ipu  ai  maka;  Ipn 

Kaole. 
Wft'ter-pail,  n.    Bakeke  wai. 
Wa'ter-pitch'er,  n.     Pika  wai. 
Wji'ter-pot,  n.    Bakeke  uiniui  wai. 
Wa'ter-p6w'er,  n.      Ka   ikaika   o  ka 

wai  ma  ke  kaa  ana  I  na  huila. 
Wft'ter-prlv'l-lejre,|         Ke    kuleana 
Wa'ter-rijj^ht,  |    *       ma  ka  wai 

o'kaliuwui. 
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Wft'ter-proof,  adj.    Paa  i  komo  ole  ka 

wai. 
Wa'ter-rate,  n.    Auhau  no  ka  wai. 
Wa'ter-shed,  n.     He  aina  kiekie  ma 

ria  aoaoo  kekahi  muliwai,  e  hookahe 

anaikonawaia  iloko  o  ka  muliwai. 

The  water  shed  of  the  Mississippi,  k a  aina 

i  hookahe  ia  kona  wai  a  iloko  o  ka  mu- 
liwai Misisipi. 
Wft'ter-soaked,  adj.    Komoloa  ia  I  ka 

wai. 
Wj^'ter-spont,  n.    Wal-pui-lani. 
Wa'ter-tight,  adj.    Paa  i  komo  ole  ka 

wai. 
W^jl'ter- wheel,  n.    Huila  kaa  i  ka  wai. 
Wa'ter-w^orks,  n.  Oihanahoolakowai. 
Wa'ter-y,  adj.    1.    Loliloli. 

2*.*    Watery  eyed,  makakole. 
W^ul,  V.    E  owao  e  like  me  ka  popoki. 
Wave,n.    1.    Ale. 

2.    Wave  of  the  hand,  peahi  lima. 
Wa'ver,  v.    E  lull  wale;  e  kulanalana. 

Syn.  vacillate. 
Wax,  n.    Pilali  nalo  meli. 
Wax,  V.     E    mahuahua  ae.     Wax  and 

wane,  e  mahuahua'e  alalia  emi  mai. 
Wax'work,  ».    Na  mea  i  hana  ia  me 

ka  pilali. 
Way,  n.    1.    Ano. 

2.    Ala;  alanui.    Syn.  path.  "^ 

Way'bill,  n.    Papa  inoa  o  na  ohua;  na 

ee  moku. 
Way'far-er,    n.      Mea  hele  malihini. 

Syn.  traveller. 
Way-lay,  v.     H  powa  ma  ke  alanui;  e 

hoohalua. 
Way'vvard,    odj.      Hookuli;    paakiki. 

Syn.  perverse. 
W^ay'ward-ness,  to.    Ke  ano  paakiki; 

hookuli.    Syn.  perversity. 
Way'worn,  adj.    Luhi  ma  ke  alanui. 
We,  pron.  pi.    Makou;  (dual),  maua. 
Weak,  adj.    Palupalu;  nawaliwali. 
Weak'en,  i;.     E  hoonawaliwali;  e  hoo- 

emi  i  ka  ikaika. 
Weak'ness,  TO.    L     Ano  palupalu;  ano 

nawaliwali. 

2.    Ikaika  ole. 
W^eak'ling,  n.   Mea  ikaika  ole;  mea  pa- 
lupalu. 
Weal,  TO.  Kuonoono;  kuapapanui.  Syn. 

prosperity. 
Wealth,  n.     1.     Waiwal.     Syn.  riches. 

2.    He  lako.    Syn.  affluence. 

8.    Wealth  of  affection,  ka  nui  o  ke  aloha. 
Wdalth'y,  ac(/.    Waiwai;  koikoi.    Syn. 

rich. 
Wean,  v.    1.     E  ukuhi  I  ka  walu.    A 

weaned  child,  he  keiki  ukuhiia. 

2.    E  hoohuli.    Syn.  alienate. 
Wfiap'on,  n.     Mea  pale  i  ka  ino;   mea 

kaua;  meahakaka. 
Wear,  v.  1.  E  aahu;  e  komo;  e  kahiko. 

2.    E  hookaumaha;  hooluhi, 

8.    To  wear  away,  e  emi  iho  ka  ikaika. 

To  wear  out  clothes,  c  komo  lole  a  pau 

ko  lakou  pono.    To  wear  out  one's  pa- 
tience, e  hoopaupauaho. 


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tVea-ri-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  luhi. 

Wea'ri-ness,    n.      Luhi;    maluliiluhi. 

Syn.  fatigue. 
Tl'ea'ri-soine,  adj.    Maluhiluhi.    Syk. 

fatiguing, 
Wea'ry,   adj.      Maluhiluhi;   maloeloe; 

luhi.    Syn.  tired. 
"Weatli'er,  n.     Wa.     Good  weather,  wa 

maikai. 
Weatli'er,  V.     E  lanakila;     Weather  the 

gale,  e  lanakila  maluna  o  ka  ino. 
Weatli-er-cock,  v.    Anemakani.   Syn. 

vane. 
"Weatii'er-gage,  n.    1.    Aoao  manai. 

2.    Ka  aoao  lanakila. 
"Weatli'er-wise,  adj.     Akamai  ma  ke 

kuhikuhi  ana  i  ke  ano  o  ka  la. 
Weave,  v.    E  ulana. 
Weav'er,  n.    Mea  nana  e  ulana. 
Web,  71.    1.    Mea  i  ulanaia. 

2.  Spider's  web,  he  punawelewele.  Syn. 

cobweb, 
W^eb'-fobt'ed,  adj.    Wawae  koloa. 
Wed,  V.    1.    E  mare.    Syn.  marry. 

2.    E  pili, 
Wed'ding,  n.  He  mare.  Syn.  marriage. 
Wedge,  n.    He  unu. 
Wed'lock,  n.    Mare.    Syn.  marriage. 

Wed'nes-day  (Wens'day),  n.    Poako- 

lu. 
W^ee,  adj,    Uuku  loa. 
Weed,  n.    Nahelehele. 
Weed,  V.    E  olaulau;  e  waele. 
Weed'y,  adj.    Nahelehele. 
W^eek,  71,    Hebedoma. 
Week'-day,  71,    Lanoa, 
Week'ly,  adj.  and  adv.    Kela  mekeia 

hebedoma. 
Ween,  v.    E  manao.    Syn.  think. 

Weep,  V.  E  hookahe  wai  maka;  e  uwe'; 

e  haloiloi. 
Wee'vil,  n.    Mu  ai  palaoa. 
Weigh  (way),  v.    1.    E  kaupaona. 

2.  E  poonoo.    Syn.  consider, 

3,  Weigh  anchor,  e  huki  i  ka  heleuma. 
Weight  (wate),  7^    1.    He  kaumaha, 

2,    Po-ka'  kaupaona. 
Weight'y,  adj.  Kaumaha;  koikol.  Syn. 

heavy. 
Weird,  adj.     Eehia;    ano  lapu.    Syn. 

supernatural. 
Wel'eome,  n.    Klpa  aloha. 
W^eld,  V.    E  hookui  pu  i  na  mea  metala. 
Wel'fare,  7i.    Pomaikai;    kuonoono   o 

ka  noho'na.    Syn,  prosperity. 
Wel'kin,  n.    Ke  aoull:  na  lani.    Make 

the  welkin  ring,  e  hoo'ho  a  i  na  lanl. 
Well,  71.    Lua  wai;  lua. 
Well,  7/.    Enuaimai. 
"U'ell,  adj.    Mai  ole;  ola  pono. 
Well,  adv.    1.    Pono;  mekapololel. 

2.    Ae,     Well,  and  what  did  he  sayf  Ae, 

a  heaha  kana  i  olelo? 
Well'-be'ing,  n.    See  welfare, 
Well'-bred,  adj.    Ao  pono  ia;  mikioi. 

Well'-in-formed',  adj,     Noeau.    Syn. 
intelligent. 


Well'-in-tend'ed,  adj.  Manao  maikai 
ia. 

Well'-knoTvn,  adj.  Ike  pono  ia;  ike 
akeaia;  kaulana. 

Well'-mean'ing,  adj.    Manao  maikai. 

W^ell'-meant,  adj.  Syn.  well-inten- 
tioned. 

Well'-nigh,  adv.    Aneane;  kokoke. 

Well'-read,  adj.      Makaukau    ma  na 

buke. 
Well'-pro-por'tioned,    adj.    Hua-ke'. 
Well'-spent,  adj.    1.    Hoohala  pono  ia, 

A  well-spent  day,  he  la  i  hoohala  pono 

ia. 

2.    Well-spent  money,  dala  i  hoolilo  ma- 

kepono  ia. 
Well'- spring,   n.       Puna    wai.     Syn. 

fountain. 
Well'-wlsh'er,     n.      Hoa'loha.      Syn. 

friend. 
Wcl'ter,  V.    E  kaa.    Syn.  wallow. 
West,  n.    Ke  koraohana, 
West'er-ly,  Mai  ke  komohana;   I   ke 

komohaua. 
West'ern,  adj.    Komohana. 
West' ward,  adv.    I  ke  komohana  aku. 
Wet,  adj.    1.    Pulu;  kawau. 

2.     Wet  with  perspiration,  ka'wakawau'. 
Weth'er,  n.    Hipa  kane  i  poa  ia. 
"IVet'-ndrse,  n.    Makua  wahiiie  hanai. 
Whale,  7i^    He  kohola'. 
Whsile'bone,  n.    Iwi  kohola'. 
Whule'ship,  n.    Moku  o  kohola'. 
Wharf,  7J.    He  uapo, 
Wharf'agre,  n.     1.     Wahi  ma  kauapo. 

2.  "Uku  no  ka  uapo. 
Wharf'in-g:er,  n.    Luna  kiai  uapo. 

What,  pron.    1.    Heaha. 

2.    Ka  mea. 
Wh&t,  interj.    Kal!    What  a  bore!  kai  ka 

luhi! 
What-ev'er,         ;  -^^  ^eia 

What'go-ev'er,  j  P^^^'    ^^'^  ™^  ^^^*- 
Wheat,  n.    Hua  palaoa. 
Wheed'le,  v.     E  hoomalimali.     Syn. 

coax;  flatter. 
Wheel,  n.    Huila;  pokakaa. 
Wheel,  V.    E  kaa. 
Wheel'bar-row,  n.    Kaa-huila-kahi. 

Wheel'wright,  n.    Mea  hana  huila. 

Wheeze,  v.    E  hanou. 

Whelp,  n.     Keiki   holoholona.      Syn. 

cub. 
When,  adj.    1.    Itawa. 

2.    Ina  hea. 
Whence,  adv.    Mai  kahi;  mai  hea. 
When-ev'er,       ^      .      I  ka  wa;   ai  a. 
When-so-ev'er,  i  Whenever  you. 

like,  ai  a  makemake  oe. 
Where,  adv.    Ma  kahi;  mahea;  ai  ma- 

hea. 
Where'a-bonts',  adv.    1.    Mahea  la. 

2.    Wahi  noho.    His  whereabouts,  kona 

wahi  noho, 
Where-as',  adv.  Oiai;  no  ka  mea.  Syn. 

since. 
Where-by',  adv.    Mamuli  o  ia  mea. 


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"trhere'fore,  adv.     1.     Nolaila.     Syn. 

thtjrcforG. 

2.    No  ke  aha  la.    Syn.  why. 
Whfere-in',  adv.    1.    Ma  ka  inea  hea  la. 

2.    Kahi.     Wherein  he  trusted,  kahi  ana 

i  paulele  ai. 
Where-dr,  adv.    Kamea.    Whereof  he 

spake,  ka  mea  ana  i  olelo  al. 
TThere-en',         j     ^       j^r^  j^  mea. 

"Wher-ev'er,  i     j       Makahi.  Mlier- 

"Where'so-ev'er,  i  ""^'       ever   you  go, 

ma  kahi  au  e  hele  ai. 
TVhere'wltii-»l',  adv.    Me  ke  aha  la. 
Whet,  V.    1.    E  hookala.  Syn.  sharpen. 

2.    E  hoala;hoo-eueu.    Syn.  excite. 
"Whetti'er,  jjron.    1.    Whether  of  the  two, 

owai  o  laua. 

2.    In  a  paha.     Whether  you  like  it  or 

not,  iua  paha  makemake  oe  ina  aole 

paha. 
W'het'stone,  n.  Pohaku  hookala;  hoa'- 

na. 
TVhey,  n.    Ka  wai  o  ka  waiu  awaawa. 
Whlch-ev'er,  pron.     Kela  paha;  keia 

paha.     Whichever  you  like,  Kela  paha, 

Koia  paha,  ai  i  kou  makemake. 
TV  hi  ft",  71.    1.    Punohu.     Whiff  of  Smoke, 

punohu  uahi. 

2.     Whiff  of  wind,  he  wahi  puhi  makanl. 
While,  n.    Wa;  manawa. 
While,  V.    E  hoohala  manawa;  hoona- 

nea. 

Whilst,  I  ^^'    ^^** ;  i  ka  wa ;  1.  Syn.  as. 
Whim,  n.    He  manao  i  ulu  wale  mai. 
Whiin'per,  v.    E  uwe.    Syn.  cry. 
Whim'si-cal,  adj.    I'-o  ole. 
Whine,  n.    1.    Leo  uwe  o  ka  ilio. 

2.    Leo  ohumuhumu. 
Whin'ney,  v.    E  i'hihi'.    Syn.  neigh. 
Whip,  w.    1.    Laau  hahau;  laau  hili. 

2.    Luna  akoakoa  i  na  hoa  o  ka  aha- 

olelo  o  Beritania  uo  ke  koho  ana. 
Whip,  V.    E  hili;  e  hahau. 
Whlp'ple-tree,  I         Laau  hoopna  ike 
Whifne-tree,   }  "'       kaulahukioke 

kiia  a  oo-palau  paha. 
Whip'stock,  n.     Au  o   ka  laau  hili. 

BVN.  whip  handle. 
Whir,  n.    Leo  kamumu.    Syn.  whiz. 
Whirl,  V.    E  will;  e  kaa;  kakaa;  ninlu, 
Whirl'-wlnd,  n.     Puahiohio;    makani 

]»ukiki.  _ 
W^hiil'pool,  n.    MImilo. 
Whisk,  V.    E  kahili. 
Whisk'er,  n.  UmiumI  ma  ka  papalina. 

Whis'key,^         Waionakulu 
Whis'ky,    j  "•     waiona.Kuiu. 

Whis'per,  V.    E  hawauawana. 
Whist'le,  V.    1.    E  pio;  e  hookiokio. 

2.    Whistle  as  wind,  e  hu. 
Whit,  n.    Lihi  iki. 
White,  adj.    Keokeo;  kea. 
White-liv'ered>  adj.     1.      Ilakeakea. 

Syn.  pale. 
^5.    Maka'uwale.    Syn.  cowardly. 
Whifen,  v.    E  hana  a  keokeo. 


White'ness,  n.    Keokeo. 
White'-wash,  n.  Wai  puna,  mea  hamo, 
White'w9,sh,  v.     E  palaina;    e  hamo 

puna. 
Whlth'er,  adv.  1.  I  hea?  Whither  away, 

1  hea  aku  nei. 

2.    Ma  kahi.      Whither  I  go,  ma  kahi 

au  e  hele  ai. 
Whlth'er-so-ev'er,  adv.    Ma  kahi;  ma 

kauwahi.    Whithersoever  the  pilot  listeth, 

ma  kahi  a  ka  pailaka  e  makemake  ai. 
Whit'ing,  71.    Poho  aeae. 
Whlt'tle,  V.    E  kolikoli  me  kapahi. 
Whiz,  V.    Eoeoe;  me  hepokala  i  kona 

lele  ana. 
Who  (hu),  pron.    1.    Ka  mea. 

2.  "Owai? 
Who-e  v'er,  pron.    Ka  poe ;  ka  mea. 
Whole,  adj.    1.  Okoa.  A  whole  number, 

he  helu  okoa. 

2.    Pau  loa.    Take  the  whole,   e   lawe 

Sau  loa. 
Ola.     The  whole  need  not  a  physician, 

aole  no  ka  poe  ola  ke  kahuna  lapaau. 
W^hole'sale,  n.    Kuai  nui. 
Whole'sale,  adj.    Nui  loa.      Wholesale 

destruction,  luku  nui  loa. 
■Whole-some,    adj.     1.    Kupono  i  ai; 

ono. 

2.    Kupono.     Wholesome  advice,  olelo 

ao  kupono. 
Whol'ly,  adv.      Loa.     Wholly   given  to 

study,  iilo  loa  i  ka  imi  naauao. 
Whoop,  71.    Hoo'ho  hoohenehene. 
Whoop'lng-cough  (hobp'ing-kawf), 

n.    Kuuu  kalea. 
Whore,  n.    Wahine  hookamakama. 
Whose,  pron.     Ka  mea  nana;   nawai? 

ka'wai? 

Who's^a-'ev'er  i  ^^^^-  ^^  ^^^'  ^^  P^^' 

Why,  adv.    No  ke  aha. 

W^ick,  n     Uwiki. 

Wick'ecl,  adj.  Hewa;  ino.  Syn.  sinful. 

WIck'ed-ness,   n.    Hewa;   ino.     Syn. 

iniquity. 
W^ick'et,  n.    Puka  komo  haiki. 
Wide,  adj.    Laula';  akea.    Syn.  broad; 

extensive. 
Wide'ly,   adv.    Akea.    Syn.  extensive- 
ly.    Widely  known,  ike  akea  ia. 
Wid'en,  v.    E  hoO-akea;  e  hoopalaha- 

laha. 
Wid'ow,  n.    Wahihe  karte  make. 
Wid'ow-er,  n.    Kane  wahine  make. 
"Wid'oTv-hotid,  n.     Ka    noho  ana    he 

wahine  kane  make. 
Width,  71.    Ka  laula';  ke  akea. 
Wield,  V.    1.    E  lawe.     Wield  the  power, 

e  lawe  i  ka  man  a. 

2.    E  lalau.     Wield  a  club,  e  lalau  i  ka 

newa. 
Wield'y,  adj.    Hiki  ke  hooponopouoia. 

Syn.  manageable. 
Wife,  71.    Wahine  mare. 
Wife'ly,  adj.    Pili  i  ka  wahine  mare. 
Wlff,  71.    He  uhi  lauoho  uo  ke  poo. 
WIg'gle,  V.    E  laumilo.    Syn.  squirm. 


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Wig'Tvam,  n.  Hale  lewa  o  na  Inikini. 

T^iltl,  adi.    1.    Hihiu;  ahiu;  laka  ole. 

2.  Wild  country,  aina  i  noho  oleia  e 
kanaka. 

3,  Wild  honey,  meli  i  loaawale. 
Wll'der-ness,   n.     Wao-akua;   waona- 

hele. 
Wild'ly,  adv.    1.    Ano  hihiu. 
2.    Me  ka  noonoo  ole.  Syn.  heedlessly. 

Wild^ness,  n.    1.    Ke  ano  hihiu. 

2.    Ke  ano  wao-akua. 
Wile,  n.    Haua hoohalua;  hanamaalea 
"Will,  n.    1.    Kamakeraake;    kamanae 

koho  kekahi  nona  iho.  < 

2.  Kauoha;  palapala  hooilina. 

3.  Manao. 

Wil'ful,  adj.    Nunuha;  paakiki.    Syn. 

stubborn. 
Wiriiiig,  adj.   Makemake;  oluolu;  ano 

ae  aku. 
Wil'ling-ly,  adv.  Me  ka  manao  oluolu; 

me  ka  ae  o  ka  manao. 
"Wilt,  V.  E  mae;  luhe';  e  mimino;  lo'ha. 
Wi'ly,  adj.    ^Maalea. 
Win,  V.    1.     Win  at  cards,  e  eo. 

2.  Epuka. 

3.  Tf7Ai  a  wife,  e  loaa  i  wahine  mare. 
Wince,  V.    Eeke.    Syn.  shrink. 

Wind,  n.  Makani.  AgainB,t  the  wind, 
manai.  To  raise  the  wind,  e  loaa  1  ke 
dala.  To  get  wind,  e  lohe ;  e  laha.  The 
story  got  wind,  ua  laha  ka  olelo. 

Wind,  V.    1.    E  will;  e  owlli. 
2.    E  hoa. 

Wind'bound,  adj.  Holo  ole  no  ka  ma- 
kani ino. 

Wind'fall,  n.     Hua  haule  wale  mai  ke 
kumu  iaau. 
2.    Pomaikai  kau  wale  mal. 

Wind'ing-slieet,  n.    Lole  kupapau. 

Wind'lass,  n.    Pokakaa  huki heleuma, 

me  na  mea  kaumaha  e  ae. 
Wind'mill,  n.    Will  makani. 
Win'dow,  n.    Puka  makani. 

Win'dow-blind,  n.  Olepelepe  no  ka 
puka  makani. 

Win'dow-franae,  n.  Lapauila  o  ka  pu- 
ka makani;  kikihi  puka  makani. 

Win'dow-sasli,  n.  Na  aniani  o  ka  pu- 
ka makani. 

Win'dow-sliade,  n.  He  uhi  no  ka  puka 
makani. 

Win'dow-sliiit'ter,  n.  Pani  puka  ma- 
kani. 

Win'dow-sill,  n.  Paepae  o  ka  puka 
makani. 

Wind'pipe,  n.    Kani  a-i'. 

Wind'ward,  n.    Manai. 

W^ind'y,  adj.  Makani.  A  windy  day,  he 
la  makani. 

Wine,  n.    Waina. 

Wine'-blb'ber,  n.   Mea  hoonuu  waina. 

W^lne'-ea.Kk,  n.    Pahu  hoopaa  waina. 
Wine'-glass,  n.    Kiaha  in\i  waina. 
Wine'- vault,  n,    Keena  lua,  wahi  wai- 
ho  waina. 


Wing,  n.  1.  Eheu;  pekekeu.  Syn.  pin- 
ion. 

2.  Hale  i  pakuiia  i  kekahi  hale. 

3.  He  mahele  o  ka  puali  koa.     Bight 
wing,  ka  puali  ma  ka  akau. 

Wing,  V.    E  lele. 

"Wink,  V.    E  imo;  awihi. 

Win'ner,  n.    Mea  e  puka  ana;  ka  mea  i 

eo. 
TVin'ning,  adj.    Oluolu. 
Win'now,  v.    E  peahi  i  ka  opala. 
Win'ter,  n.    Kau  hooilo. 
Win'ter,  v.  E  noho  a  hala  ke  kau  hooilo. 

Win'ter-quar'ters,  n.    Wahi  e  noho  ai 

no  ka  hooilo. 
Win'try  Meatb'er.    Wa  anu. 
Wipe,  V.    E  kawele  a  maloo;  e  holoi. 

Wip'er,  n.    Mea  kawele;  mea  holoi. 

Wire,  71.    Uwea. 

Wire'-pull'er,  n.  Mea  hookonokono 
malu';  inea  kokua  main.  Syn.  intrig- 
uer. 

Wir'y,  adj.  Meheuweala;  uau'a;  oo- 
lea. 

Wls'dom,  71.  Naauao;  noeau;  noonoo. 
Syn.  sagacity-. 

Wise,  adj.  Naauao;  noeau.  Syn.  sa- 
gacious. 

Wise'a-cre,  n.  Mea  e  akena  wale  ana  I 
kana  ike. 

Wise'ly,  adv.  Me  ka  naauao.  Syn.  sa- 
gaciously. 

Wish,  V.  E  makemake;  e  ake.  Syn. 
desire. 

Wisp,  n.    Pu-a  uuku  o  ka  mauu  maloo. 

Wist'ful,  arfj.  Ake  nui.    Syn.  desirous. 

Wist'ful-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  iini  nui. 

AVit,  71.  1.  Olelo  akamai;  olelo  noeau. 
Sy'N.  humor. 

2.    Noonoo;  akamai.     Syn.  ingenuity. 
At  his  wit's  end,  lilo  ka  noonoo. 

Witch,  7?.    Hekupua;  wahine  kilokilo. 

AViteh'eraft,  7?.  Hana  kilokilo;  anaana. 

Witli,  prep.    Me;  pu. 

With-draw',  V.  1.  Elawehou.  With- 
draw a  motion,  e  lawe  hou  1  ka  manao. 
2.  E  haalele.  Withdrawal  from  the  com- 
pany, e  haalele  i  ka  hui. 

Witii'er,  v.    E  luhe';  e  loha.  Syn.  wilt. 

Witii-hold',  V.    E  aua. 

With-in',  prep.    Iloko;  maloko. 

AVlth-out',  adv.    1.    Mawaho. 
2.    Me  ole.     Without  assistance,  me  ke 
kokua  ole. 

With-stand',  V.  Ekeakea;  e  ku-e';  e 
hoo-ke'. 

Wit'less,  adj.  Noonoo  ole;  nele  ka  noo- 
noo. 

Wit'ness,  n.    Mea  ike  maka;  he  hoike. 

Wit'ness,  v.    1.    E  ike  maka. 
2.    E  hoike. 

Wit'ti-cism,  n.    Olelo  hoomakeaka, 

■\Vit'ti-ly,  adv.    Me  ke  akamai. 

Wit'ty,  adj.    Hoomakeaka. 

Wiz'zard,'  n.  He  kilokilo.  Syn.  ma- 
gician. 

Woe,  71.  He  popilikia  nui  kaiunahanui. 


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"Woe'be-gdne',  adj.    Kupaka;  pioloke; 
luuluu. 

"WoCful,  adj.    Kaumaha;  walohia. 

"Wolf,  n.    Ilio-hae. 

"Wolfish,  adj.    Mehe  ilio-hae  la. 

"Wom'an,  n._  Wahine. 

"Woin'an-hood,  n.    Ke  kulana  waliine. 

Wom'an-ish,  adj.    Mehe  wahine  la. 

Wom'an-ly,  adj.     Kupono  no  ka  wa- 
hine. 

"Womb,  n.    Kapuao;  kaopu. 

"Won'der,  n.   Mea  kupaianaha;  meaka- 
mahao. 

"Woii'der,  v.    E  haohao, 

"Won'der-ful,  t  adj,    Kupaianaha;  ka- 

"Won'drotis,      \      mahao. 

"Woii'der-ful-ly,  /  adv.    Me  ke  kama- 

"Won'drofts-ly,      )      hao;  kupaianaha. 

"Wont,  V.    E  hoomaamaa;  e  walea. 

"Wont'ed,  adj.    Maa  mau;  walea. 

Woo,   V.    E  imi   ma  ka  mare.     Syn. 
court. 

2.  E  kol  oluolu. 
"Wtfbd,  n.    Laau. 

Wahie.    Syn.  firewood. 

3.  Drift  wood,  piha-a'. 
Wot>d'cat,  n.    Kii  1  kahakahaia  ma  ka 

laau. 
"Wo"bd'ed,  a.    Uhiia  i  na  ulu-laau. 
Wobd'en,    adj.    Laau.     Wooden   house, 

hale  laau. 
Wo'bd'house,  n.    Hale  waiho  wahie. 
"Wo^bd'land,  n.    Aina  Ulu-laau. 
Wo~bd'inan,  n.    Kanaka  kua  laau;  mea 

oki  wahie. 
"Woods,  n.    Ululaau. 
"Woo'er,  n.    Kanaka  imi  wahine  mare. 
"Woof,  n.    Maawe  pokopoko. 
"WcJbl,  n.    Hulu;  hulu  hipa. 
"U'otjl'en,  adj.    Huluhulu. 
Wool'ly,  adj.    Piipii.     Wooly  hair,  hulu 

piipii. 
"Word,  n.    Olelo;  hua-olelo. 

2.    The  Word,  ka  Logon. 
Wording,  n.    Ke  ano  o  ke  pal  ana;  ka- 

kau  ana. 

2.    Na  hua-olelo  I  kakauia. 
"Word'y,   adj.    Paapu   na   olelo.    Syn. 

verbose. 
Work,  n.    Hana. 

2.  Hana  i  hoikeia  ma  ka  buke;  he  buke. 
Work,  V.    E  hana. 

2.    E  awaawa  raal. 
Work'er,  n.    Mea  hooikaika  hana. 
Work'house,  n.    Hale  oihana. 
Work'Ing,  n.    Ke  ko  ana.     The  working 

of  the  law,  ke  ko  ana  o  ke  kanawai. 
Work'man,  n.    Kanaka  akamai   i  ka 

hana. 
"Work'maii-like,  n.    Ano  akamai  o  ka 

hana. 
"Work'man-ship,  n.    Ke  ano  o  ka  hana. 
"Works,  n.    L    Hale  oihana. 

2.    N a  buke. 
"Work'shop,  n.    Hale  oihana. 
"World,   n.    Ao.     This,  world,   keia  ao. 

The  world,  ka    Honua  Nei.      The  next 

world,  kela  ao.    All  worlds,  na  ao  a  pau. 


"World'li-ness,  n.     Ka  lini  nui  no  ko 

keia  ao. 
"World'ly,  adj.     No  keia  ao.      Worldly 

minded,  manao  nui  i  ko  keia  ao. 
"Worm,  n.    Enuhe.  Army  worm,  peelua. 

Worm  of  corruption,  ilo.      Cloth  eating 

worm,  hu'hu. 
"Worm'-eat'en,  adj.       HuHiu;   huhu'- 

hu. 
"Worm'y,  adj.    1.    Kakani.     Wormy  po- 

tatoe,  uala  kakani. 

2.    Iloilo. 
"Worn'-out,  adj.  1.    Maluhiluhi.    Syn. 

tired. 

2.    Apu'lu.    Syn.  useless. 
"Wor'ri-some,  ad^'.    Uwemau;   na  ole. 
"Wor'ry,  n.    Pihoihoi  o  ka  naau. 
"Worse,  adj.    1.    Ino  oi  aku. 

2.    Nui  mai  o  ka  mai. 
"Wor'ship,  n.    E  hoomana. 
Wor'ship'er,  n.     Mea  e  hoomana  ana. 
Worst,  adj.    Ino  loa. 
Worth,  adj.    1.    Ka  waiwai  io  o  kekahi 

mea. 

2.    Moral  worth,  pono  maoll. 
Wor'thi-ly,  adv.    Kupono. 
Worth'less,  adj.      Waiwai  ole;   pono 

ole;  lapuwale.     A  worthless  fellow,  he 

mea  lapuwale. 
Wor'thy,  adj.    Pono;  kupono. 
Wor'thy,  n.    Kanaka  kaulana  no  kona 

pono.  _ 

Wound  (woond  or  -wownd),  n.    Eha; 

palapu'. 
Wound,  V.    E  hoo-eha. 
W^ov'en,  p.  p.    Ulanaia. 
Wran'gle,  v.    E  hoopaapaa. 
Wrap,  V.    1.    He  uhi. 

2.  Kihei. 

3.  Mea  opiopi. 

Wrap'per,  n.    1.     Mea  opiopi;   kipola. 

2.    A  morning  wrapper,  he  holoku  no  ke 

kakahiaka. 
Wriith,  n;     Heinaina;  huhu  weliweli. 
Wrath'ful^  „^^. 


Wriith'y     J  "'"'>^*    ^^^^^^  ^^^' 
Wreak,  v.    E  hooko  i  ka  hoopai. 
Wreath,  n.  Lei.  Syn.  garland.    Wreath 

for  the  neck,  wehi. 
Wreathe,  v.    E  kau  i  ka  lei;  e  hoo-lei. 
Wreck,  n.    1.    Moku  poino. 

2.    Kela  me  keia  mea  1   hoopoinoia. 

Tne  wreck  of  a  man,  kanaka  poino  loa. 
Wreck,  v.    E  ili  a  uaha';  e  poino  loa. 
Wreck'er,  n.     Mea  hoopakele  waiwai 

pcino  o  ka  moku. 
"Wrench,  w.    Hao  will. 
Wrench,  v.  1.   E  kaili  Ino  mai  ka  lima. 

2.    E  okupe.    Syn.  sprain. 
Wr«8t,  V.    E  kaili  ino. 
Wrest'le,  v.    E  hakookoo. 
Wrest'ler,  n.    Mea  hakookoo. 
Wr^st'lingr,  n.    Hakookoo. 
Wrfitch,  n.    Kanaka  ino. 
"Wrfitch'ed,  adj.  1.  Kaumaha;  luuluu. 

Syn.  miserable. 

2.    Inoino.      A   wretched  reader,   mea 

heluheluinoino. 


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3.  Makehewa#  A  wretched  business^  he 
hana  makehewa. 

4.  Pauraaele.     A  wretched  sinner,  he 
kanaka  paumaele. 

■Wretcli'ed-iiess,  n.     1.     Ka  nele  loa, 

Syn.  sq^ualor;  misery. 

2.    Inoino;  poiuo  o  ka  noho  ana. 
Wrig'gle,  V.  E  pakaawili.  Syn.  squirm. 

Wring,  V.    E  uwi'.     Wring  dry,  e  uwi  a 

maloo. 
"Wring^er,  n.    Mikini  uwi  lole. 

Wrink'le,  n.    Minomino. 

Wrink'led,  adj.    Pukapuka. 

T;  rist,  n     Ka  pu-lima. 

Wrist'band,  7i.    Lihi  no  ka  lima  lole. 

Writ,  n.    Palapala  o  ke  kauawai. 

2.    Holy  Writ,  Palapala  Hemolele. 
Write,  V.    £  kakau  lima;  e  kakau. 


Writ'er,   n.     Mea  kakau;    mea  haku 

manao. 
Writiie,  v.    E  kupaka;  e  laumilo. 
Writ'ing,  n.    He  palapala. 

2.    Ka  meai  kakauia. 
Writ'ing-bc>bk,  n.    Buke  kakau  lima. 

W^rit'ing-desk,  n.  Pahu  kakau  pala- 
pala. 

Writ'ing-mas'ter,  n.  Kumu  ao  ka- 
kauliraa. 

Writ'ing-pa'per,  n.    Kalana. 

Writ'ing-school,  n.    Kula  kakau  lima. 

Writ'ten,  adj.    Kakaulima  ia;  kakauia. 
Wrong,  adj.    Hewa;  pouo  ole. 
Wrftng'ful,  adj.    Pono  ole;  ewaewa. 
Wr6ng'liead-ed,  adj,    Noouoo  hewa. 

W^rought,  adj.    Kuiia.    Wrought  iron, 

hao  kuiia. 
Wry,  adj.    Nukee'. 


X 


X 


e'hec  (ze-bek),  n.    He  moku  liilil 
kiakolu  e  holo  ana  ma  ke  Kaiwae- 


nahonua. 
Xy'lo-graph  (zi'lo-graf),  n. 

hakaha  ia  ma  ka  laau. 


Kil  i  ka- 


Xy-I6g'ra»pher     (zi-log'ra-fer),     n. 

Mea  kahakaha  kii  ma  ka  laau. 
Xy-16g'ra-phy  (zi-l<>g'ra-fy),  n.    Oi- 

hana  kahakana  kii  ma  ka  laau. 
X'mas,  n.    Syn.  .Christmas.  La  hanaa  o 
lesu. 


Yacht  (yot),  n.    Moku  hooholo  lea- 
lea. 
Yacht'ing,  (yot'ing),  n.     Hooholo  lea- 
lea. 
Tarn,  n.    He  uhi. 

Yan'kee,  n.    Kamaaina  o  Nu  Enelani. 

2.     The  Yankee  Nation,  ka  Lahui  o  Ame- 

rlka  Hui. 
Yard,  w.    1.    He  iwilei;  i-a'. 

2.    Pa.    House  yard,  pa-hale. 
Yard'stick,  n.    He  laau  ana  iwilei. 

Y^arn,  n.    Lopi  huluhulu  mea  kui  ka- 
kini.  ete. 
2.    Kaao  o  na  luina  moku. 

Yaw,  V,    E  aui  ae  mai  ka  holo  pololei. 


Yawn,  V.    E  hamama  waha  no  ka  ma- 

kahiamoe.    Syk.  gape. 

2.    A  yawning  abyss,  ae  mawae  e  waiho 

hamama  ana. 
Ye,  pron.    Oukon.    Syn.  you. 
Year,  n.    Makahiki. 
Y'ear'ling,  n.    Makahiki  hookahi,  o  na 

holoholona. 
Year'ly,  adv.    Kela  me  keia  makahiki. 

Yearn,  r.    E  iini.    Syn.  long  for. 

2.    Mokumokuahua. 
Yearn'ing,   n.     Iini  o  ka  naau.    Syn. 

longing. 
Yeast,  n.    Hu  berena. 

i^^ii  *  t  n.    Ka  oleualena  o  ka  hua  moa. 
Yolk,  S 


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Yell,  V.    E  uwa':  e  hooho. 
Yel'low,  adj.    Melemele;  olenalena. 
Yelp,  V.    E  aoaoa. 
Yes,  adv.    Ae;  u;  e. 
Yes'ter-day,  n.    Inehinei. 
Yes'ter-night,   n.     Ka  po  nel.      Syn. 

last  night. 
Yet,  adv.  1.  Akanae.  Syn.  nevertheless. 

2.    Not  yet,  aole  i  keia  \va.    Remaining^ 

yet,  ke  waiho  nei;  ke  koe  nei  a  hiki  i 

keia  wa. 
Yield,  V.    1.    E  hoohua  mai. 

2.    E  ae  mamuli  o  ka  makemake. 
Yield,  n.    Hua  loaa. 
Yoke,  n.    Lei  bipi;  auamo. 
Yoke,  V.    E  kau  i  ka  lei  bipi. 
Yoke-fePlow,    n.     Hoa    haua.     Syn. 

associate;  fellow  laborer. 
Yon'der,  adv.  I  o';  mao'. 
Yore,  adv.    Wakahiko,. 


You,  pron.    Sing^  oe.    Ihial,  olua.    PZ., 

cukou. 
Yotkng,  adj.    Opiopio;  hou;  ui. 

2.     Young  fruit,  hua  maka;  oo  ole. 

8.     Young  animals,  holoholona  opiopio. 

4.  Yoking  children,   keiki   hou;   keiki 
opiopio. 

5.  Young  persons,  poe  u'i. 
Yotkng'er,  adj.   Manope  mai;  muli  mai, 

hou  ae. 

Yoiing'ster,  n.    Keiki  kane  opio. 

Your,  pron.     Sing,  kou;  kau.     PI.,  ko 
oukou ;  ka  oukou. 

Yourself  jprori.    Oe  iho  no.     For  your- 
self, nou  iho. 

Youth,  n.    He  ui;  he  opio. 
2."  Ka  wa  ui ;  ka  wa  opiopio. 

Youth'ful,  arfj.     Ui;  opio;  hou.    Super- 
latively fine  looking,  kilakila. 

Yoi}tli'ful-ness,  n,    Ano  ui;  ano  opio. 


^eal,  n.    Manao  ikaika. 

ZeaFotis,  adj.     Ikaika  ma  ka  manao. 

Syn.  earnest. 

Zeal'ous-ly,  adv.    Me  ka  ikaika  o  ka 

mauao. 
Ze'nith,  n.    Tx>lopna. 
Zeph'yr  (zerer),n.    He  onini  makani. 

Ze'ro,  n.    He  ole.   Syn.  naught;  cipher. 

Zest,  n.    Hoihoi ;  makemake  nui. 

Zig-zag,  adj.    lo'ianei;  keekee;  kikee- 

kee. 
Zine>  n.    Kepau  keokeo. 


Zd'dl-ae,  to.    1.    Ke  ala  hele  o  ka  La. 
2.    He  uraikumamalua  huhui  hoku  e 
waiho  ana  ma  ke  ala  hele  o  ka  La. 

Zone,  n.  He  kaei.  Syn.  belt.  Torrid 
Zone,  Kaei  Wela.  North  Temperate  Zone, 
Kaei  Olu  Akau.  South  Frigid  Zone, 
Kaei  AnuHema. 

Z6'o-16g'i-cal,  adj.  Pill  i  ke  ano  o  na 
holoholona. 

Zo-fil'o-gist,  TO.  Kanaka  imi  no  ke  ano 
o  na  holoholona. 

Zo-61'o-gy,  TO.  Ka  ike  e  pili  ana  i  ke 
ano  o  na  noloholona. 


TAB  IvH 

—  OF  — 

ABBRKVIATIONS  in  CONIJMON   XJSK 


@.  or  a.    (Ad.)    To  or  at.     I,  ma,  no. 

A.  B.  C.  F.  M.  American  Board  of 
Commisssoners  for  Foreig'n  Mis- 
sions. Ka  Papa  Misionari  ma  Bose- 
tona. 

Abp.    Archbishop.    Bihopa  nui. 

Ace,  or  Act.,  or  a/c.  Account.   Helu. 

A.  D.     (Anno  Domini.)    In  the  year  of 

our  Iiord.    Ma  ka  makahiki  o  ko  ka- 

kou  Haku. 
Ad  lib.    (Ad  libitum.)    At  pleasure. 

Ai  i  ka  makeraake. 
Adin.    Admiral.     Adimarala. 
Admr.     Administrator.     Luna  hoo- 

ponopono  waiwai. 
Admx.  Administratrix.  Luuawahine 

hooponopono  waiwai. 
M.  or  ^t.    (^tatis.)     Of  age;  ag^ed. 

Helu  o  na  makahiki. 
Agt.    Agrent.    Egena;Agena. 
Ala.    Alabama. 

A.  M.    1.    (Artium  Magister.)     Master 
of  Arts.     Hoao  na  o'ihana  naauao. 
2.    (Ante  Meridiem.)     Before  Noon. 
Mamua  o  ke  awakea. 

Amer.    American.    No  Amerika. 

Am't.    Amount.    Kahuina. 

Anon.    Anonymous.    Inoa  ole. 

Ans.    Answer.    Haina. 

Apr.    April.     Aperila. 

Ark.    Arkansas,  (Ar'kan-sstw^.) 

Ass't.    Assistant.     Kokoolua;  kokna. 

A.  U.   C.     (Ab   Urbe  Condita.)    In  the 
year  from  the  building  of  Rome. 

Mai  ka  makahiki  aku  o  ke  kukulu- 

ia'na  o  Roma. 
Aug.    August.    Augate. 
Av.    Avenue*    Alahele. 

B 

B.    Born.     Hanauia. 

B.  A.    1.    British  America.  Amerika 
Beritania. 

2.    Bachelor  of  Arts.    Haumana  o 

ka  Naauao. 
Bbl.     Barrel.     Barela. 
B.C.  Before  Christ.  Mamua  o  Kristo. 

Bd«    Board,  Bond.    Papa,  Bona. 


Bd.   of  Ed.      Board  of  Education. 

Papa  Hoonaauao. 
Bd.  of  Im.     Board  of  Immigration. 

Papa  Hoopae  Lima  Hana. 
Benj.    Benjamin.    Benlamiua. 

Bp.    Bishop.    Bihopa. 

Br.,  Bro.    Brother.    Hoahanau. 

Brig.  Gen.     Brigadier  General. 
Brit.    Britain,  British.    Beritania. 

C 

Cal.     California. 

Capt.    Captain.    Kapena. 

C.  E.    Civil  Engineer.    Mea  ana  aina. 

Cent.    (Ceritum.)    A  hundred. 

C.  H.    1.  Court  House.  HaleHookolo- 

kolo. 

2.    Custom  House.    Hale  Dute. 
Ch.,  Chapt.    Chapter.    Mokuna. 

Chron.    Chronicles. 

C.  J.    Chief  Justice.     Lunakauawai 

Kiekie. 
C>  M.    Common  Meter. 

Co.    1.    Company.    Hui. 

2.    County.    Mokuna  Aina. 
C.    O.    D.      Cash     (or     Collect)     on 

Delivery.    £  uku  i  ka  loaa'na  ma  ka 

lima. 

Col.    1.    Colonel.    Kenela. 

2.    Colossians.    Kolose. 
Conn,  or  Ct.    Connecticut. 

Const.      1.      Constitution.       Kumu- 

kanawai. 

2.    Constable.    Makai;  Kaiko. 
Cor.    Corinthians.     Korlneto. 

Cor.  Sec.  Corresponding  Secre- 
tary. Kakau  Olelo  no  ke  kakau  pala- 
pala. 

Cos.    Cosine. 

Cr.  Credit,  Creditor.  Hooaie;  nana 
e  hooaie. 

Crim.  Con.  Criminal  Conversation, 
Adultery.    Moekolohe. 

Ct.        Cent,      Court,      Connecticut. 

Keneta;  Ahahookolokolo. 

Cts.    Cents.    Na  keneta. 

Cwt.  (Centum  and  Weight.)  A  hun- 
dred weight.    Na  paonahe  haneri. 


ABBREVIATIONS 


233 


I>.  C.    1.    District  of  Columbia. 

2.    (Da  Capo.)    Agrain;  from  tliebe- 

ginniug.     Hoi  hou;  mai  ka  hooma- 

ka'na. 
D.  C.  L..     Doctor  of  Civil  Law.    Poo- 

noo  ma  ke  kanawai  kiwi  la. 

D.  D.     Doctor  of  Divinity.     Poonoo 
ma  ka  Hoike  Akua. 

Dea.    Deacon.    Diakono. 

Dec.     December.    Dekemaba 

Dft.,   Deft.    Defendant.    Aoao  pale. 

Del.    1.    Delaware,  Delegate.  Elele, 

2.  {Delineavit.)  He — or  She — drew  it. 

Nana  1  knha;  pakulia  i  ka  inoa  o  ka 

mea  uaiia  i  kana. 
Dep't.    Department.    KeenaOihana, 

oinana. 
Deut.    Deuteronomy.    Kanawaielua. 
Diet.    Dictionary.    Buke  UnuhiOlelo. 

Do.  (Ditto.)    The  same.  lameahooka- 

hino. 
Dols.    Dollars.    Na  dala. 
Doz.     Dozen.     Kakini,  12. 
Dr.    1.    Debtor.    Mea  ale. 

2.  Doctor.     Kauka. 

3.  Dram.    Mahele  inu. 

B 

E.  East.    Hikina. 

Eccles.    £cclesiastes.    Kekahuna. 

Ed.     Editor,   Edition.     Luna  hoopo- 

nopouo   nupepa:  helu  o  ua  nupepa  i 

hoopukaia. 
E.    £.     Errors    excepted.      Koe   na 

hewa. 
e.g.    (exempli gratia.)    For  example. 

I  nane;  e  laa. 
E.    Lion.     East   liongitude.     Lonitu 

Hikina. 
Eng.     England,   English.     Enelani; 

Beritania. 
Esq.     Esquire, 
et  al.    (et  alii.)    And  others.    Me  ka 

poe  e  ae.    And  so  forth.    A  pela'ku. 

And  the  lil(e.    A  me  ia  like. 
et  seq.   (et  seauentes,  et  senuentia.)   And 

the  following.    A  me  keia  iho. 
Ex.    1.    Example.    E  nane. 

2.    Exodus.    Pukaana. 
Exec,  Exr.    Executor.    Luna  hooko 

palapala  hoolliua. 


Fahr.    Fahrenheit.    Kekahlonamea 

ana  wela. 
Feb.    February.    Feberuari. 
Fee.     (Fecit.)    He  —  or  Slie  —  did  it. 

Nana  ia  I  hana. 
Flor.     Florida. 
Fr.    France,  French.    Faranl. 
F.  R.  G.  S.      Fell«»w   of  the  Royal 

Geographical   Society.     Hoa  o  ka 

Ahahui  Imi  Hoikehonua. 
Frl.    Friday.    Poalima. 


Ft.    1.    Foot,  feet.    Kapuai. 

2.    Fort.    Papu. 
Fur.    Furlong.    Setadia. 

G 

Ga.    Georgia. 

Gal.    1.     Gallon.    Galani. 

2.    Galatians.     Galatia. 
G.  B.    Great  Britain.     Beritania. 
Gen.     1.     General.    Kenela   or   Gen- 

erala. 

2.    Genesis.     Kinohi. 
Gent.    Gentleman.     Keonimana. 
Geo.    George.     Keoki. 
Geog.    Geography.    Hoikehonua. 
Gov.    Governor.    Kiaaina. 
Gr.    1.    Grain.     Huna. 

2.  Gross.    12  kakini. 

3.  Greek.    Helene. 


H.,  h.    Hour,  hours.    Hora. 

H.  B.  M.      Her  Britannic  Majesty. 

Ka  Mea  kiekie  ka  Moi  Wahine  o  Beri- 
tania. 

H.  H.  M.  His  Ha-w^aiian  Majesty. 
Ka  Mea  kiekie,  ka  Moi  o  ko  Hawaii 
Aupuni. 

Hebr.    Hebrew,  Hebrews. 

Hhd.     Hogsliead.     Poo. 

Hdkf.    Handkerchief.     Hainaka. 

H.  I.  M.    His  —  or  Her  —  Imperial 

Highness.    Ke  'Lii. 
H.  M.  S.    His— or  Her  Majesty's— 

Steamer,  Ship  or  Service.     Ka  Mo- 

kuahi,  ka  Moku,  ka  Oihana  o  ka  M.-i. 

Hon.  Honorable.  Mea  Hauohano; 
Honolulu. 

H.  K.  H.  His— or  Her— Royal  High- 
ness.   Ka  Mea  kiekie,  Ke  'Lii. 

Hund.    Hundred. 


Ia.    Indiana. 

lb.  Ibid.    In  the  same  place.    Ma  ia 

waiii  bookahi  no. 
Id.    (Idem.)    The  same.    Ia  mea  no. 
I.e.    (Id  est.)    That  is.    Oia  hoi. 

I.    H.    S.      (Jesus   Hominum    Salvator.) 

Jesus  Savior  of  Men.  lesukaHoola 

o  Kanaka. 
111.    Illinois. 
In.    Inch,  inches.    Iniha. 
Ind.     Indiana. 

Incog.  (Incognito.)  Unltnown.  Ikeoleia, 
Int.    Interest.     Uku  panee. 
Inst.    Instant.    A  no,  keia  mahina. 
Ins.  Gen.    Inspector  General.  Luna 

Nui. 
I.  O.  O.  F.    Independent  Order  of 

Odd  Fellows. 
I.  O.  U.    I  Owe  you.    Aie  wau  ia  oe. 
Is.,  Isa.    Isaiah.    Isaia. 
Is.,  Isl.    Island.    Mokupuni. 
It.,  Ital.    Italian,  italic.    Italia. 


234 


ABBREVIATIONS 


tlT.    Judge.    Lunakanawal. 

Jan.    January.    lauuari. 

Jnoo    John.    loane 

Jos.    Josepli.    losepa. 

Josbo    Joshua.     losua. 

J.  Fo    Justice  of  the  Peace.  Lunaka- 

uawai  Hoomalu. 
Jzo,Jun,    Junlore    Opio. 


Kan.    KansaSo 
Keno     Kentucky. 
Knt.»  Kt.    Knight.    Naita.: 
Ky.    Kentucky. 


lb.,  ft).    {Libra.)    Apound,  InTvelght. 

Hookani  paona  kaumaha. 
Li.,  1.,  £o  A  pound  Sterling.  Hookahi 

paona  dala. 
Lia.    liOuisiana. 
Lat.    1.    liatin.    Latina* 

2.    Latitude.    Latitu. " 
Ld.     Liord,  lady. 
Lea.    League.    Ekolu  mile. 
Lev.    Leviticus.    Kanawai. 
L.I.    Long  Island. 
Lieut., Lt.    Lieutenant.    Lutanela. 
L.O  L.  D.    (Legum  Doctor.)    iJoctor  of 

La-ws. 
Lon.,  Long.     Longitude.     Lonitu. 
Lou.,  La.     Louisiana. 
L.  S.    (Locus  SiqilH.)     Place  of  the 

Seal.    WahiokeSila. 

M.,  nx.    Mile,  Monslenr. 

Mag.    Magazines 

Maj.    Major.    Mekia. 

Maj.  Gen.    Major  General* 

Mar.    March.     Maraki. 

Mass.  Ms.    Massachusetts. 

Matt.    Matthew.     Mataio. 

M.  C.    Member  of  Congress.    Luna- 

makaainana. 
Md.    Maryland. 
M.  I>.    Doctor  of  Medicine.    Kauka 

lapaau.  ....  .    i 

Mdlle.,  Mile.    Mademoiselle.     Wa- 

hine  ui,  mare  ole. 
Me.    Maine. 
M.  !E.    3Ietliodist  Episcopal. 

Mem.    Memorandum.     Mea  hooma- 

nao. 
Messrs.    Gentleman,  Sirs.    Ano  ka- 

kau  leta. 
Mich.     Michigan. 

Min.,  min.  Minute,  minutes.  Minute. 
Miss.    Mississippi. 
Mme.    Madame.    Wahine  i  mare. 
Mo.,  moo    Month.    Mahina. 
Mon.    aionday,   Monede.      Poakahi. 
Mons.    Monsieur,  Sir. 
Mos.    31ontli8.    Na  mahiua 


M.  P.  Member  of  Parliament.   Lala 

o  ka  Aliaolelo  o  Beritania. 
Mr.    Master,  Mister. 

Mrs.  Mistress,  Misses.  Wahine 
mare. 

Ms.  Manuscript.  Pepa  i  kakaulima 
la. 

Mss.  Manuscripts.  Na  pepa  i  kakau- 
lima la. 

Mt.,  Mts.  Mountain,  Mountains. 
Mauna. 


N.    North.    Akau. 
N.,  orn.    Noun.    Haiinoa;  neuter. 
N.  A.  North  America.  AmerikaAkau. 
Naut.    Nautical.    No  ka  moaua. 

N.  U.  1.  (Xotaliene.)  Note  well,  or 
take  notice.    E  noonoo  pono.  -t 

2.    New  Brunswick. 

N.  C.    North  Carolina. 

N.  E.  New  England,  North-East. 
Hikina-Akau. 

Nel>.    Nebraska. 

Nem.Con.  {Nemine  Contradiscente.)  No 
one  contradicting,  unanimously. 
Me  ka  lokahi. 

Neut.    Neuter. 

N.  F.    Newfoundland. 

N.  H.    New  Hampshire. 

N.J.    New  Jersey. 

No.    (Numero.)    Number.     HelU- 

Nog.    Numbers.    Na  hulu. 

Nov.    November.     Novemaba. 

N.  P.  Notary  Public.  Luna  Hooia 
palapala. 

N.  T.  New  Testament.    Kauoha  Hon. 

N.  W.  North-West.  Komohaua  Akau. 

N.  Y.    New  York. 

O 

O.    Ohio. 

Obt.,  Obdt.    Obedient. 

Oct.    October. 

Or.    Oregon. 

O.  S.      Old  Style.      Mamua  iho  o  1752, 

O.     T.      Old     Testament.      Kauoha 

Kahiko. 
Oz.    Ounce,  ounces.    Auneki 


P.,  p.    Page.    Aoao 

Pa.     Pennsylvania. 

Pd.    Paid.    Hookaaia;  ukuia, 

Penn.    Pennsylvania. 

Pef.  an.     (Per  annum.)    By  the  year. 

Ma  ka  makahiki. 
Per.    Cent,  or  per.  ct.     (Per  centum.) 

By  the  hundred.     Ma  ka  haneri. 
Pliila.    Philadelphia. 
Plflf.     Plaintift".     Ka'  mea — or  aoao— 

hoopii. 
P.  M.    1.    Post  Master.    Luna   leta. 
"  (Post Meridiem.) 

2.    Afternoon.    Auina  la. 


ABBREVIATIONS 


235 


P.   M.    G.      Pogt  blaster   General. 

Luna  Leta  Nui. 
P.O.    Fust  Office.    Hale  Leta. 

pp.    Papes.    Na  aoao. 

Pres.    President.    Peresidena. 

Prof,    Professor.    Kumu  Ao. 

Pro.    tem.      (Pro   tempore.)    For    the 

time  being:.    No  ia  manawa. 
Prov.      Proverbs.      Na   Olelo    Ao   o 

SoJomona. 
Prox.    (Proximo.)    Next  Month.  Keia 

mahina  ae. 
P.    S.      (Pout  Scriptum.)     Postscript. 

Kakau  hope. 
Ps.    Psalms.    Na  HalelUo 

Q 

Q,    Question.    Ninau. 

Q.  C.    Queen's  Couuselo    Loio  kickie 

ma  Beritania. 
Q.  E.  D.     (Quod  Erat  Demonstrandum.) 

Wliich.  was   to  be  demonstrated. 

Ka  mea  e  wehewehe  ia'na. 
Q.  M.  G.    Quartei  Master  General. 

Luna  Nui  no  na  lako  koa. 
Qt.,   qt.      Quart,   Quantity.      Kuata; 

kuaniti. 
q.   V.     (Quod  vide.)     "Wh-ich  see.      E 

nana  ia  mea. 
Qy.    Query.    Ninau. 

B 

Bo  A.    Koyal  Academy,  Boyal  Aca- 
demician. 
Kec'd.    Received.    Loaa  mai. 
Kec'pt.    Receipt.    Palapala  hookaa. 

Kec.    Sec.       Recording    Secretary. 

Kakauolelo  o  ka  moolelo. 
Reg^t.    Regiment.    Kegimana  koa. 

Rep.      1.     Representative.        Luna- 
makaainana. 

2.  Republic.     Aupuni  makaainana. 

3.  Report.     Olelo  noike. 

Rev.,   Rev'd.    Reverend.    Inoa  kapa 

kahunapule. 
R.  I.    Rhode  Island. 

R.  N.    Royal  Navy.     Aumoku  o  ke 

Aupuni. 
Rob't.    Robert.    Lopaka. 
Rom.    Roman,  Romans.    Roma. 

Rom.  Cath.    Roman  Catholic.    Hoo- 

mnua  Katolika. 
R.  R.    1.    Railroad.    Alanul  hao. 

2.    Right  Reverend. 
R.  S.  y.  p.    Answer,  if  you  please. 

E  oluolu  oe  0  pane  mal. 
Rt.  Hon.    Right  Honorable    Ka  Mea 

Hauohano. 


S.    1.    South.    Tlema, 
2.    Sunday.    Sabati. 
8.     Saturcfay.     Poaono 
4.    Sign.    Iloailona. 


Senior. 

Sepetemaba. 

following. 


S.A.  South  America.  Amerika  Hema. 

Sam.,  Sam'l.     Samuel.    Samuela. 
Sat.    Saturday.    Satude,  Poaono. 

Sc,  sc.     (Scilicet.)     To  wit,  namely. 

Oia  hoi. 
Sch.    (Scholium.)     A  note.     Olelo  ho- 

akaka. 
Sch.,  Schr.    Schooner.    Moku  kialua. 

Sci.    Science.    Ike. 

Script.  Scripture.  Palapala  Hemolele. 

Sculp.     Sculpture.     Kalai  kii. 

S.  E.    South-East.    Hikiua-Hema. 

Seco    1.    Secretary.    Kakauolelo. 

2.    Second.    Kekona.  '       '" 

3     Section.    Apaua. 
Sen.     Senate,  Senator, 
Sep.,  Sept.   September. 

Seq.      (Sequentes.)       The 

Keia  mea  ae. 
Serv.,  Serv't.    Servant.    Kauwa, 

Sh.,  sh.     Shilling.    Silina. 

Sing.,  sing.    Singular.    Meahookahi. 

S.  Lat.  South  Xiatitude.  Latitu  Hema. 
S.  M.     Short  Meter. 
Soc.    Society.    Hui. 

S.   of  Sol.     Songs  of  Solomon.     Na 

Mele  o  Solomon  a. ' 
Sq.     Square.     Huina-ha-like. 
Sq.  ft.     Square  feet.     Kapuai  kuea. 
Sq.  Iri.     Square  inches.     Inlha  ku'fea. 

Sq.yds.     Square  yards.    Iwileikuea, 
S.  S.    Sunday  School.     Kula  Sabati.  ' 

St.    Saint.    Street.    Alanui.    Strait. 

Kowa. 
Sup't.    Superintendent.     Luna  hoo- 

ponopono. 
Surg.     Surgeon,  Surgery. 
Surv.  Gen.  Surveyor  General.  Luna 

Nui  o  ka  Ana  Aina. 
S.  W.  South-West.  Komohana-Hema. 

Syn.  syn.     Synonym,   Synonymous. 

Like  ine. 
Synop.    Synopsis. 


Wehewehe. 


T.,  t.    1.  Town.    Taona.    Territory. 

2.    Ton.    Tona. 
Ten.,  Tenn.    Tennessee. 
Tex.    Texas. 

Th.,  Thur.    Thursday.     Poaha. 
Theol.    Theology,     iloike  Akua. 

Tlieol.  Sem.  Theological  Seminary, 

Kula  Kahunapule. 
Thess.     Thessalonians.      Tesalouia. 

Topog.     Topography. 

Tr.    1.    Translation.    UnuhJ. 

2.    Transpose.     Hoololi. 

8.    Treasurer.    Puuku  dala. 

4.    TruMtee.    Kahu  malaiua. 
Trans.    Transactions.     Na  oihana. 

2.    Translator.    Mea  unuhi. 
Trav.    Travels.    Huakai  hele. 
Tu.,  Tues.    Tuesday.    Poalua. 


236 


ABBKEVIATIONS 


•      V 

17.  C.    Upper  Canada. 

Ult.    (Ultimo.)    Liast,  last  month.    K& 

mahina  i  hala  iho  nei. 
U.S.    United  States.    America  Hui. 

U.  S.  A.    United  States  of  America. 

U.  S.  M.     United  States  3Iail.    Eke 

Letao  America  Hui. 
U.  S.  N.     United   States  Navy.    Au- 
moku  o  America  Hui. 

U.  S.  S.  United  States  Ship  or 
Steamero  Moku  mauuwa  o  America 
Hui. 

U.  T.  Utah  Territory.  Panalaau  o 
UtOc 


v.,  V.  Verbo    Haina,    (Vide.)   See.   E 

nana. 
Vs.,  vs.    (Versus.)    Against.    Ku-e'. 

v.  a.    Verb  Active. 

Va.    Virginia. 

Ver.    Vermont,  verse.    Pauku. 

Vice  Pre 8.     Vice  President.    Hope- 

Peresidena. 
Vid.    (Vide.)    See.    E  nana. 

Viz.    Namely.    To  wito    Oialioio. 

Vol.    Volume.    Buke. 

VolSe    Volumes.    Na  buke. 


V.  R.  (Victoria  Eegina.)  Queen  Vic- 
toria. Vitoria;  ka  Moi  wahine  o  Ben- 
tania, 

V.  t.    Verb  transitive, 

VT 

W.    1.    "West.    Komohana. 

2.    Wednesday.     Poakolu. 
Wed.    W^ednesday. 
Whf.    Wharf.     Uapo  moku. 
Wit.,  wk.    Week.    Hebedoma. 

W.  I.    West  India.    Inia  Komohana. 

W.  Lion.     West  Liongitude. 

Wm.    William.    Wilama,  Wiliama. 

W.  T.    Wasliington  Territory.     Pa- 
nalaau o  Wasiuetoua. 
wt.    weight.    Pauna  kaumaha. 
W.  Va.    West  Virginia. 


X.     Christ.    Kristo. 

Xmas.    Christmas.     Karikimoko. 


Yr.    Year.    MakahikL 
Yd.    Yard.    Iwilei, 
Y'ds.    Yards.    Na  iwilei. 

Y.  M.  C.  A.    Young  Hen's  Christian 

Association.    Ahahui  Kristiauo  o  ka 
poe  ui. 
Yrs.    Yours.    Nau. 


VOCABULARY  OF  COIVINION 

ENGLISH  CHRISTIAN  NAMES 


—  AND  THEIIR  — 


Ha.wa.iie.ra  Equ.ivalents. 


L    NAMES  OF  MEN. 


A.-a-ron«  (Ar'un),    Aarona.    Kiekie; 
_hiehie. 

A'bel,  Abela.    Hanu:  mahani. 
A-bl'Jah,  Aoaia.    O  Ke  Akua  ka  Ma- 
^kua. 

Ab'ner,  Abenera.     Makua  o  ka  Ma- 
_lamalama. 

A'bra-bain,  Aberebama.     Makua  o 
^ka  lehulehu. 
Ad-am,  Adamu.    Lepo  ulaula. 

Al'bert,  Alapaki.  Kaulaua;  alohilohi. 

Al'ex-au'der,  Alekanadero.    Ke  koa 

^o  ka'naka. 

Al'fred,  Alapai.     Kakaolelo  naauao. 

A'mos,  Amosa.    Ikaika;  koa. 

An'drew,  Aneru  or  Anelu.     Hooka- 
„naka. 
An'tho-ny,  Akonl.    Makamae. 

Ar'cbi-bald,  Aki.    Koa  maoli. 

Ar'thur,  Aka.    Hanohauo. 

A'sa,  Aka.    Kauka ;  kahuna  lapaau. 

^ug'tin*  Ansetlna.      No  Augusetina. 

^u-gr^s'tus,  Aug^seto.    Kiekie;  alii. 


B^ld'wln,  Balanlna.    Hoa  wiwo  ole. 
liar'na-bas,  Barcuaba. 

Bar-thdl'o-mew,      Baretolomeo. 

Koiki  koa. 
Ben'ja-niin,  Benlamlna.    Keiki  o  ka 
lima  akau. 


Cee'sar,  Kaisaro, 

uliuli. 
Ca^eb,  Kalepa.    He  ilio. 

€&l'vin,  Kalawina.    Obule. 


Huluhulu;inaka 


ge'cil,  Kikila  or  Kekila.     Maka  po' 

wehiwehi. 
^e'phas,  Kepa.    Pohaku. 

Charles,  Kale.    Manao  koa. 
Chris'tian,  Kristiano. 

ollSde'-""   i  Kalandlo.    Oop,. 
Clem'ent,  Kelemenete.    Ahonui. 
€or-ne'li-ii8,  BLorenelio. 
QfrvLSf  Kuro.    Ka  La. 

D 

I>an,  Dana.     Lunakanawai. 
Daii'i-el,  Daniela.  Luuakanawai  lanl. 

Da-ri'us,  Dario.    Mea  hoopakele. 
Da'vid,  Davida.    Punahele. 

i^d'gar,  Eka  or  Ega. 
Ed'mund,    Ekeniana,    or,    Ailnene. 
^  ICoa  malama  waiwai. 
Ed'ward,  Aikue',  or  Ailuene.    Kahu 
^  malama  waiwai. 

Ed'win,  Ewinl,   or   Edewinl.     Mea 
_  hoiliili  waiwai. 
E'li,  Eli.    Keiki  hanai. 
E-li'ab,  Eliaba.    Ke  Akua  koua  ma- 
kua. 
E-li'as,  Ellsai.    Ke  Akua  ko'u  Akua. 
Eli'Jah,  Ella. 
E'noch,  Enoka.     Laa. 
E'phra-iin,  Eparaima.     Hua  uuL 
Eu-^ene,  Eugene.     Alii. 
Ez'ra,  Ezera  or  Ekela.     Kokua. 


FSr'di-nand,  Ferdinana.    Koa. 

Fr&n'4gi8,  Faranl.   Hookuuia;  kuokoa. 
Fr&nk,  Farani. 

Fr^d'er-le,     j  Pele.      Alii  o  ka  malu- 
Fr«d'er-lck,  j      bia. 


238 


ENGLISH    CHRISTIAN    NAMES 


« 
Ga'bri-el,  Gaberiela.    Kanaka  o  ke 
.  Akua. 
Georgre,    Keoki.     Konohiki;   kanaka 

mahiai. 
Ger'ald,  Gerala.    Ikaika  me  ka  ihe. 
Ger'shom,  Kelekoma.    Kuewa. 
Gid'e-on,  Gideona.     Mea  luku. 
Gil'bert,  Kilipaki.     Kaulana. 


Har'old,  Hare  or  Harola.   Alihikaua. 

Hen'ry,  Heneri,  or  Hale.    Poo  O   ka 

ohana. 
Her'bert,  Haba.    Ka  nani  o  ka  puali 

koa. 
Her'man,  Hama.    He  koa. 
Hez-e-ki'ah,  Hezekia.    Ka  ikaika  o 

lehova. 
Hi'ram,  Hairama.     Pookela  o  ka  ha- 

nohano. 

Ho-se'a,  Hosea.    Ke  ola. 
Ha'go,   I  '^ero.    Uhane:  naau. 


I'saac,  Isaaka  or  Alkake. 
I-sa'i-ah,  Isaia.    Hoola  o  lehova. 

ig'ra-el,  Iseraela.    Koa  o  lehova. 


Ja'cob,  Jakobo  or  Jakoba.    Kaill  I  ko 

hal  pono. 
James,  Jacobo  or  Kiinb. 
Ja'pbet,  lapeta.    Hooakea  aiijEi. 
Ja'red,  lared  or  Kere.     Kuauhau. 

Jer'e-mi'ah,  leremia.  Hookiakiaia  e 

Jehova. 
Jes'se,  leke  or,  lese.     Waiwai;  lako. 
Job,  loba.    Hoomaauia. 
Jo'el,  loela.   O  lehova  no  Ke  Akua. 

JiSi  !«'*'*•    Manununu. 
J6n'a-than,  lonatana.    Makana  o  le- 
hova. 
Jo'seph,  losepa.     E  hookui  hou  mai. 
J6sh'u-a,  losua.    Ke  Akua  o  ke  Ola. 

Jo'tham,  lokaina.    Pono  o  Ke  Akua. 
Ju'dah,  luda.    Mahaloia. 
Ju'li-an|  lule  or,  Iu)io.    Lanoho  pa- 
Ju'Ii-us )     lupalu. 


Liaw'rence,  liOwene.     Kau  lei  ia, 
L.ein'u-el,  Leiuuela.      Jsa  Ke  Akua  i 

hana. 
Lieon'ard,  Lieonara.    Koa,  mehe  liona 

la. 
lie'o-pold,  r>eopolo.     Aa  no  ka  lehu- 

lehu. 
Le'vi,  Ijevi.    Pilipaa. 


L„u/|g  I  -Ltii.    Koawiwoole. 

Lior'rin,  liolena. 
Lot,  Lota.    Kapa  uhi. 

Luke,  Lnka.    Malamalama. 
Lu'ther,  Lutera.    Koa  kaulana. 

M 

Ma-n&s'geliy  Manage.    Poinawale. 
Man'n-el,  Manuela. 

Mark,     *   (  MCareko.    He  hamale. 
Mar'tin,  3Iakini.     Koa. 
Mat'thew,  Mataio.  Makana  o  Jehova. 
Max'i-mil'i-an,  Makimilio. 
Mi'eah,  Maika,  or  Mika.    Owai  i  like 

me  Jehova  ? 
Mo'ses,  Moge,  or  Moke.    Laweia  no 

loko  mal  o  ka  wai. 

N 

Na'than,  Xatana.    He  makana. 
Na-thaii'a-el,  I  Nataiiiela.     Ka    ma- 
Na-than'i-el,    )      kana  o  ke  Akua. 

Nich'o-las,    Nikolo.    Lanakila  o   ka 

lahui. 
No'ah,  Noa.    Maha. 
No-el,  Noela.    Hanania  ma  ka  la  kari- 

kimaka. 


O'ba-di'ah.Obadia.  KauwaokaHaku. 

6'bed,  Obeda.    Hooko  aua  mamuli  o 
^ke  Akua. 

Ql'i-ver,  Oliva.    Kurau  ollva. 
Os'ear,  Oka.    Koa  lelelele. 
Ow'en,  Owena.    Koa  opio. 


Paul,  Paulo.    Liilil. 
Pe'ter,  Petero.    He  pohaku. 

PhiPip,  Pllipo.     Makeelio. 
Pbiu'e-as,  Pliiiliasa.    Waha  keleawe. 

R 

Ralph,  Rala. 

Raph'a-el,  Rapaela.     Ka  hoola  ana 

mai  a  Ke  Akua  raai. 
Reu'beli,  Reubena.    Aia  hoi  I  he  keiki 

kaue. 
Rich'ard,  Likeke.    Mana;  ko'koi. 
Rob'ei't,  Lopaka.    Alohilohi  ka  haul. 

Rd^r'er,  Lokeke.    Kaulana  me  ka  ihe. 
Ru'fus,  Lupe.    Ehu,  lauoho  ehu. 

S 

ilmp'goL,   I  Samesona,  hauoli  nui. 

Sam'u-el,  Samuela.   Noiia;  Noialoha. 
Saul,  Saulo.     Noi  ia. 
Se-re'no,  Sereno.    Lai;  malie. 


ENGLISll    CHRISTIAN    NAMES 


239 


Seth,  Seta.    Hookohoin. 

Si'las,  Slla.    Noho  ma  ka  ululaau. 

Sim'e-on,  i  Simeona,  Simona.    Hoo- 
Si'mon,      i      lohe  pono  ia. 

S(Sl'o-mon,    Solomona.     Malu;  kua- 

papa. 

Ste'phen,  Setepano.    He  lei  alii. 


Th&d'de-u8,  Tadalo.  Ka  mea  naauao. 


The'o-dore,  Teo,  or  Teodore.    Ma- 

kana  o  ke  Akua. 
Ti'tus,  Tito. 

W 

Wftl-ter,  "Wala.    E  hoomalu   ana  i  ka 

puali. 
William,  Wilama  or  Uilama.     Pa- 

kaua 


II.     NAMES  OF  WOMEN. 


Ab'l-gail,  Abegraila.  Ka  hanoli  6  kuu 

makuakane. 

4*I'/*'}-"^'  i  Adallna.    AUiwahine. 
Ad'e-line,  ) 

Allciai  Alika  or  Alisa.    AUi  wahine. 
Al-mi'ra,  Alainira.     Kiekle. 
Al-the-a,  Alatea.     Mea  hoola. 
A-me-li-a,  Amelia.    Makaala;  hoihol. 

A-my,  £ma.    Halialia. 

An'na,  i 

An'ne,  (  Ana,  Ane.    Onaona;  puloku. 

Ann,      ^ 

Ar-a-bel'la,    Arabela.      WaWne    no 

ylrabia. 
^u-gfis'ta,  Aiiguseta.    Alll. 


Bar'ba-ra,  Babara.    Ano  e;  haole. 
Ber'tba,  Beke.    Mlklala. 


€&r'o-line,  Kalolina,  or  Karolaina; 

wahitie  koa. 
€ftth'a-rlne,  Katalina,  or  Kakarina. 

Makamae. 
^e-oll'i-a,  Kikllia,  or  Kekila. 

(hiirlotte,  Kaloka.    Naau  koa. 

€l«r;1;.,i,      JKalara.    Alohilohi. 

€6-ra.  Kora.  Kaikamahlne;  wahineui. 
Cor-ne'li-a,  Kureuella. 


I>db'o-rah,  T>ebora,    Nalo  meli. 
De^i-a,  I>elia. 


Di-an'a,  Diana,  or  Kina.    Akua  wa* 

hine. 
Di'nah,  Kina.     Hookolokoloia. 
Do'ra,  Dora.    Ka  makana  o  Ke  Akua, 

Dor'eas,  Doreka.    He  dia. 

Dfir'o-the'a, )  Doreka.    Ka  makana  o 
Dor'o-thy,     j     Ke  Akua. 

E 

£'dith,  Edi.    Hauoll;  makana  maka- 
,mae. 
El'e-a-nor,  Elianora.    Malamalama. 

E-lis'a-beth,  Elisabeta.    Hoomaua  i 

Ke  Akua. 
E-li'za,  Elisa.    Hoolaa  ia  na  Ke  Akua. 

EPla,  Ela.    Malamalama. 

EPlen,  Elena. 

El-vi'ra,  Elevira.     Keokeo. 

Em'e-line,        \     Emelina.     Hoihoi; 
Em'me-line,    J         miki. 

Em'i-ly,  Emella,  or    Emalla.      Ma- 

Em'ma,  Ema.    Miki.   ^^ 

Es'tlier,  Eseta,  or  Esetera.     Pomal- 
^kai. 

Eth'el,  Etela.    Hanohano. 
Eu'uice,  Eunika.    Lanakila  hauoll. 
E-va,  Ewa.     Ola.  ^ 
E-van'g:e-line,  Euanelia.    Lawe  ana 
I  ka  olelo  maikai. 

Ev'l-irny*,'  !  Ewalina.    Like  me  Ewa. 


Fanl.    Hookuu  la. 


Fftn'ny, 
Fran'ceg, 

Fi-de'li-4,  Fidelia.    Kupaa. 
Flo'ra,  Felora.    Na  pua. 

FlOr^en^e,  Felorena.    Omeomeo. 


240 


ENGLISH    CHRISTIAN   NAMES 


H 


I    Hana.     Puloku.   ^ 
^a,  i  Helena. 


Han'nah, 
An-na, 

Har'ri-et,  Hariaka.    Ke  poo  wahine 
o  ka  Ghana. 

Hel-S"~~    ^  Helena.    Malamalama. 

Hen'rl-et'ta,  Henerieta.    No  Heneri. 
Hes'ter,  !Eseta. 


IMa,  Ida.    Me  he  Akua  la. 
I-re'ne,  Irene.    Lai;  malu. 

Is-a-bel,        )  Isabel  a.    Ano  like  me 
Is-a-bel'lar»  J     Elisabeta. 


Jane,  Kina.    Ano  like  me  John, 
Jean-nette',  Kina.   Ano  like  me  Jane. 

Jo'se-phine,   Kepina.    E  pakui  hou 

mai. 
Jul'i-a,  lulia. 
Juli-an-a,  luliana. 


^S:51:ir''i  »»»»• 


liau'ra,  I^ala. 
Le'o-no'ra,  Leonora* 

l,il'i-an,  ) 

til'ly,      \  liilia.    Pua  lilla. 

Lil-y,       > 

Iio'is,  liOika.    MaikaL 

I.ou-ii'8a,  \  X  „iv« 

Lou-ise',  i  I'^lka.  1/ 

tu-cln'da,  j  i^^^j^  ^ 

Iiil'cy,  S 

Liyd-i-a,  Lidia,  or  liilia* 


M 

Ma'bel,  Mabela.    Punahele. 

Mad'e-line,  Madelina. 
Mar'ga-ret,  Makaleka.    He  momi. 

Ma-ri'a,  Maraea.    Hoku  o  ke  kai. 
Ma'rl-oQ)  Mariana.    Farani  no  Mary. 


Mar'tha,  Mareka.   Ke  poo  o  ka  ohana. 

3Ia'ry,  Mere,   or  Maria.     Hoku  o  ke 

kai. 
May,  Mahina  o  Mei,  or  Mary. 

Mi'ri-am,    Miriama.      Ano    like  mo 
Mere. 

N 

Nan'cy,  Ane.    Aulil. 
No'rah,  Nora,    Malamalama. 

0.nv^l.&,j«"^*a-    HeoUva. 


PHuInne?  i  Pa'^lina.    Uuku. 
PhL'aTe,   i  Po'pe'-    Makamae;  huUli.  ^ 

Pftl'ly,  Poli.    Like  me  Mere. 
Pris-clPla,  Perisila.     Kaliiko  iki. 

R 

Ka'chel,  Raliela,  or  Liahela.    Hipa 

keiki.  

Re-bec'ca,     )  Iiepeka,    or    Rebeka» 
Re-bek'afaL»  \      Onaona;  puloku. 

Rhonda,  Roda.    Pua  rose. 
Rose,  Rose.    Pua  rose. 
Ro'sa-bdl'la,    Rogabela.      Pua   rose 

nani. 
Ro-sa-lie'.    Pua  rosa  mohala. 
Ruth,  Iiuka,  or  Ruta.    Nani. 


Sa'ra,      )  Sarai,    or   Sara.      Alii  wa- 
Sa'rah,  )      hine. 
Se-li'na,  Selina.    Mahina. 
So-phi'a,  Sopia.     Naauao. 
Su'san,  Suke,  or  Suae.     He  lilia. 
Su-8an'na,  Susana.     Lilia.     » 


TaVi-tli4,  Kapika.    He  dia. 

V 

Vic-to'ri-i,  Vitoria.    Lanakila,  *'' 


CHRONOLOGICAL  TABLE 

—  OF  — 

EVENTS  IN  HAWAIIAN  HISTORY. 


PREPARED    BY 
ABRAHAM  FORNANDBR. 


Every  people,  possessed  of  some  civilization,  attempts  te  preserve  a  record  of  its 
past,  whether  that  record  be  handed  down  orally  or  by  some  sort  of  writing.  With 
the  Hawaiians,  as  with  their  Polynesian  congeners  everywhere,  such  records  were 
passed  down  orally  from  father  to  child,  or  from  master  to  disciple,  within  the  pro 
fessional  circle  of  those  to  whom  immemorial  usage  had  consigned  the  preservation 
of  them.  But  history,  or  a  record  of  the  past,  would  become  unintelligible  and  rank 
confusion  unless  set  forth,  or  arranged,  upon  some  system  of  Chronology.  Some  peo- 
ples counted  time  by  the  number  of  generations  from  some  common  ancestor;  some 
counted  by  the  length  of  reign  of  each  successive  king  or  chief;  some  counted  eacn 
individual  year  within  a,  by  them,  generally  adopted  era.  The  Hawaiians  counted 
by  generations  of  their  principal  Chiefs  or  Kings.  They  started  from  Wakea  as  a 
common  ancestor  of  all  the  Chiefs  on  all  the  islands  of  the  Hawaiian  group;  but  for 
convenience  or  clearness  sake,  time  was  counted  by  either  of  the  reigning  families 
on  the  four  principal  islands— Kauai,  Oahu,  Maui,  or  Hawaii.  Thus  an  event  worthy 
of  being  preserved  on  the  national  records,  was  said  to  have  occurred  "in  the  time 
of"  (i  ke  au  o),  such  and  such  a  prominent  chief  of  this  or  that  island;  and,  in  order 
to  ascertain  the  when,  generations  were  counted,  either  down  from  Wakea,  or,  more 
generally  up  (back)  from  the  then  present  generation.  Thus  Hawaiian  chronology 
was  not  very  exact,  it  must  be  admitted,  but  to  a  people  who  depended  entirely  upon 
the  faithful  memory  of  their  Bards  and  Priests,  it  was  sufficiently  approximate  to 
bring  order  and  sequence  in  their  unwritten  records  of  the  past.  To  us,  of  a  later 
and  more  developed  civilization,  the  exactitude  of  dates  is  the  very  essence  of  history, 
or  at  least  one  of  its  most  necessary  elements,  but  an  approximation  to  truth  satisfied 
the  ancient  Hawaiian.  In  my  work,  "  An  Account  of  the  Polynesian  Race;  its  Or- 
igin and  Migrations,"  vol.  i,  p.  166, 1  have  approximately  fixed  the  period  of  Wakea 
at  about  190  A.  D.,  and  the  length  of  a  generation,  for  the  purposes  of  historical 
compilation  at  thirty  years.  Counting  fifteen  generations  after  Wakea  we  arrive 
at  Nana-ulu,  in  whose  time  the  Hawaiian  group  was  undoubtedly  occupied  by  the 
Hawaiian  branch  of  the  Polynesian  Race,  say  500  A.  D.  Continuing  on  the  Geneal- 
ogical line  of  Nana-ulu,  as  the  safest  and  most  correct,  we  arrive  after  fifteen 
more  generations,  or  450  years,  at  the  period  of  Maweke,  say  1030  A.  D.,  when  that 
remarkable  intermigratory  movement  between  the  Southern  and  Northern  Polyne- 
sian groups,  of  which  their  legends  and  chants  give  so  ample  evidence,  had  already 
16 


242 


CHRONOLOGICAL   TABLE 


commenced.  From  Maweke  down,  therefore,  Hawaiian  chronology  may  be  com- 
puted irom  any  of  the  leading  genealogies,  counting  Maweke  as  No.  29,  Paumakua 
as  No.  30,  and  Pilikaeaea  as  No.  ol  from  Wakea. 

Thus,  to  take  a  few  genealogies  out  of  many  we  get  the  following  approximate 
chronological  lists,  viz: 


HAWAII. 

Ko.  A.  D. 

51.  Pilikaeaea 1090 

32.    Kukohau - 1120 

S3.    Kaniuhi 1150 

34.  Kauipahu 1180 

35.  Kalapana 1210 

36.  Kahaimoelea 1240 

37.  KalauuuJohua 1270 

38.  Kuaiwa 1300 

39.  Kahoukapu .- 1330 

40.  Kauholanuiraahu 1360 

41.  Kiha  nui  lulu  moku 1390 

42.  Liloa 1420 

43.  Umi  a  Liloa 1450 

44.  Kealiiokaloa ~ 1480 

45.  Kukailani - 1510 

46.  Kaikilani,  (w) 1540 

47.  Keakealanikane ~ 1570 

48.  Keakamahana,  (w) 1600 

49.  Keakealani,  (w) 1630 

50.  Kalanikauleleiaiwi,  (w) 1660 

61.    Keawepoepoe 1690 

52.  Kameeiamoku 1720 

53.  Kepookalani 1750 

54.  Aikanaka 1780 

55.  Keohokalole,  (to) 1810 

56.  Kalakaua,  born..,,— ^-mm»mm-tm 1836 


BIAUI. 

No.  A.  D. 

80.    Paumakua... 1060 

31.  Haho 1090 

32.  Palena 1120 

33.  Hunalaa 1150 

34.  Mauiloa ^^ 1180 

35.  Alo 1210 

36.  Kuhimana.- 1240 

37.  Kamaloohua 1270 

88.    Loe 1300 

39.  Kaulahea  1 1330 

40.  Kakae 1360 

41.  KahekiU  1 1390 

42.  Kawaokaohele 1420 

43  Piilani 1450 

44  Kiha  a  Piilani 1480 

45.  Kamalalawalu 1510 

46.  Kauhi  a  Kama 1540 

47.  Kalanikaumakaowakea 1570 

48.  Lonohonuakini 1600 

49.  Kaakaualani  (w) 1630 

50.  Mopua 1660 

61.    KalahuimokuII 1690 

52.  Kahikikala  (w) 1720 

53.  Kalokuokamaile« 1750 

54.  Kaohelelani  (w) 1780 

55.  Laanui... 1800 

56.  E.  Kekaaniau  (w) 1834 


OAHU. 

No.  .  p, 

29.  Maweke 1030 

30.  Mulielealii 1060 

31.  Moikeha 109J 

32.  Hookamalii 1120 

33.  Kahai ,1150 

34.  Kuolono 1180 

35.  Maela,  (w)  and  Lauli  a  Laa 1219 

36.  Laulihewa 1240 

37.  Kahuoi 1270 

38.  Pua  a  Kahuoi 1300 

39.  Kukaaliaililani 1330 

40.  Mailikukahi 13C0 

41.  Kalonaiki 13.0 

42.  Piliwale _ 14'_0 

43.  Kukaniloko,  (w) 14iiO 

44.  Kalaimanuia,  (w) 1480 

45.  Kaihikapu  a  Manuia ICIO 

46.  Kakuhihewa 1,:43 

47.  Kaihikapu  a  Kakuhihewa. 1C70 

48.  Kahoowahaokalani IGCO 

49.  Kauakahi  a  Kahoowaha 1C30 

50.  Kualil ICGO 

51.  Peleioholani ICCO 

52.  Kumahana 1720 

53.  Kaneoneo 1750 

54.  Kapuaamohu,  (w) 1774 

55.  Kinoike,  (w) 18'^4 

56.  Kapiolani,  (w)  bom. 1834 

OAHU. 

No.  A.  D. 

30.  Paumakua lOuO 

31.  Kumakalia 10.0 

82.    Luahiwa 1120 

33.  Ahukaiy 1150 

34.  Laa  mai  Kahiki 1180 

KAUAI. 

No.  A.  D. 

35.  Ahukini  a  Laa.« 1210 

36.  Kamahano 1240 

37.  Luanu.u I270 

38.  Kukona 13OO 

39.  Manokalanipoo 1330 

40.  Kaumakaraauo 1360 

41.  Kehakuakane 13.0 

42.  Kuwalupaukamoku 1410 

43.  Kahakumakapaweo... 1450 

44.  Kalauikukuma 1480 

45.  Ilihiwalani 151^ 

46.  Kauhi  a  Hiwa 1540 

47.  Kawelomahamahaia. 1570 

48.  Kawelomakualua 1600 

49.  Kawelo  Peekoa 1630 

50.  Kau  a  Kaweloaikanaka  (w) 1660 

51.  Kukalanihoouluae 16C0 

52.  Kaiakea 1720 

53.  Kekuelike-nui 1750 

54.  Kaena  Ku  Kalili 1780 

55.  Alanakaku  Pionao  (to) 1824 

56.  C.  Kaonohiulaokalanl  (w) 1840 


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1S27— November.  Arrival  of  shipwrecked 
Spaaiardo  at  Keei,  S.  Koua,  Ha- 
waii, in  the  tiiao  of  Kcaliio- 
kaloa.  Probably  survivors  from 
one  of  the  three  vessels  under 
the  command  of  Don  Alvaso  de 
Saavedra,  bound  from  New 
Spain,  to  the  Molucca  Islands. 

1555 — The  Hawaiian  Islands  discovered 
by  Juan  de  Gaytan,  on  a  voyage 
from  New  Spain  to  the  Moluc- 
cas. The  islands  were  called  in 
Spanish,  "  Los  Majos." 

17d&— November.  Kekaulike,  King  of 
Maui,  died  and  was  succeeded 
by  his  son,  Kamehameha-nui. 
"  — November.  Kamehameha  I,  af- 
terwards the  famous  consolida- 
tor  of  the  Hawaiian  group  un- 
der one  government,  was  born 
at  Kokoike,  N.  Kohala,  Hawaii. 

1737— Early  in  the  year  the  battle  at  Ka- 
wela,  Molokai,  between  Ala- 
pai-nui.  King  of  Hawaii,  and 
Kapiiohokalanl,  King  of  Oahu, 
in  which  the  latter  was  de- 
feated and  slain. 

•*  —After  the  battle  of  Kawela  Ala- 
pai-nui  invaded  Oahu,  but  to- 
wards the  end  of  the  summer 
concluded  peace  with  Peleio- 
kolani,  then  King  of  Oahu,  at 
Naone-a-Laa,  in  Kaneohe,  Koo- 
laupoko,  Oahu. 
*'  — Rebellion  on  Maui  by  Kauhiai- 
moku-a-Kama^  against  his  bro- 
ther Kamehameha-nui. 

1738 — Battle  of  Keawawa  (between 
Black  Rock  and  Lahaina),  be- 
tween Alapai-nui  and  Kameha- 
meha-nui on  the  one  side,  and 
Peleioholani  and  Kauhiaimoku- 
a-Kama  on  the  other  side.  Kau- 
hiaimoku  was  killed.  Kameha- 
meha-nui assumed  the  government 
of  Maui  and  Alapai-nui  returned 
to  Hawaii. 

1752 — Keoua  Kalanikupua-paikalani-nui, 
the  father  of  Kamehameha.  I,  and 
nephew  of  Alapai-nui,  died  at 
Piopio,  Hilo. 
"  — Revolt  of  Kalaniopuu,  son  of 
Kalaninui-amamxio  against  J.Zapat- 
nui. 

1754  —  Alapai-nui  died  at  Kikiakoi,  S. 
Konala,  Hawaii. 
•'  — Battle  (between  Keel  and  Honau- 
nau,  S.  Kona.  Hawaii),  between 
Keaiveopala^  the  son  and  suc- 
cessor of  Alapainui  and  Ka- 
laniopuu. Keaweqpala  was  defeated 
and  killed  and  Kalaniopuu  as- 
sumed the  sovereignty  of  Hawaii. 

1759 — Kalaniopuu  invades  Maui  and 
occupies  the  districts  of  Hana 
and  Kipahulu. 


1765 — Kamehameha-nui,  King  of  Maul, 
died  and  was  succeeded  by  his 
brother  Kahekili. 

1768 — KaahumanUj  daughter  of  Keeaur 
mokupapaiaaheahe  and  Namahana, 
was  born  at  Kauwiki,  Hana, 
Maui. 

V770— Peleioholani,  King  of  Oahu,  died. 

1773 — Kumahana,  son  and  successor  of 
Peleioholani,  deposed  from  the 
sovereignty  of  Oahu  and  Kahaha- 
na  elected  King  in  his  place. 

1775— War  renewed  between  Hawaii 
and  Maui.  Kalaniopuu  was  de- 
feated at  the  battle  called  "  Ka- 
laehohoa"  and  at  "  Kalae-a-Kai- 
lio,"  in  Kaupo. 

1776— Battle  called  "Ahulau  ka  piipii  i 
Kakanilua"  fought  near  Waikapu 
Band  hills,  Maui,  between  Kalani- 
opuu and  Kahekili.  Kalaniopim's 
famous  regiment  Alapa,  compris- 
ing 800  picked  men  of  the  Ha- 
waiian nobility,  annihilated  with 
the  exception  of  two. 

1777 — Kalaniopuu  again  invades  Maui. 
Repulsed  at  Lahaina,  he  invades 
Lanai;  successful  at  Lanai,  he  in- 
vades Hamakualoa,  Maui;  defeat- 
ed there,  he  retreats  to  Koolau, 
Maui. 

111%— January  18.  Capt.  J.  Cook,  in  com- 
mand of  H.  B.  M.  ships  "  Resolu- 
tion" and  "  Discovery,"  sights  the 
islands  of  Oahu  and  Kauai. 

"  — January  £0.  Cook  landed  at  Wai- 
mea,  Kauai. 

**  —January  ^0.  Cook  anchored  off  west 
point  of  Niihau. 

"  — February  g.  Cook  leaves  Niihau 
and  proceeds  to  the  N.  W.  coast  of 
America  and  Behring's  Straits. 

"  —November  ^6.  On  his  return  from 
the  North,  Cook  sights  Maui.  On 
November  SO,  Cook  being  off  Wai- 
lua,  Koolau,  Maui,  Kalaniopuu, 
Kamehameha,  and  other  chiefs 
came  on  board  of  Cook's  ships, 

1779 — January  17.    Cook  anchored  at  Ke- 
alakcakua  Bay,  Kona,  Hawaii. 
"  — January  ^h.    Kalaniopuu  returns  to 
Kealakeakua  from  Maui. 

'*  — February  h.  Cook  leaves  Kealake- 
akua Bay,  but  returned  on  Febru- 
ary 11th,  to  repair  damages  sus- 
tained in  a  gale  of  wind  on  the 
8th. 

"  —February  IL  Capt.  Cook  killed  in 
an  affray  with  the  natives  at  Ke- 
alakeakua. 

1781— Kahekili  reconquers  the  East  Maui 
districts  and  the  fort  at  Kauv»iki, 
at  Hana.  This  was  called  the  Avar 
of  "  Kaumupikao," 


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1782— January.  Ralaniopmi,  King  of  Ha- 
waii, died  at  Kailikii,  in  Waio- 
ahukini,  Kau,  Hawaii. 

•'  —July.  Battle  of  "  Mokuohai,"  be- 
tween Kamehameha  I  and  Kiwa- 
lao,  son  and  successor  of  Kalani- 
opmi.  Kiwalao  slain. 
1783— January.  KahekiU  invades  Oahu; 
conquers  Kahahana  in  the  battle 
at  Kaheiki  and  assumes  tlie  sov- 
ereignty of  Oahu. 

**  —War  between  Kamehameha  I  and 
Keaxoemauhili,  of  Hilo,  at  Puaa- 
loa,  near  Panaewa.  Kamehameha 
I  defeated  and  retreats  to  Laupa- 
hoehoe.  The  war  called  "  Kaua- 
awa." 

1784r—Kekuhaupio,  the  famous  warrior 
chief  of  Keei,  died  at  Napoopoo, 
Kona,  Hawaii. 

17So— Kahahana  betrayed  by  his  brother- 
in-law,  Kekuamanoha,  and  killed. 
"  —The  conspiracy  and  revolt  against 
Kahekih,  on  Oahu,  called  "  Wai- 
pio-Kimopo,"  suppressed. 

"  — War  between  Kamehameha  I  and 
Keawemauhili  and  Keoiia  Kuahu- 
ula,  of  Kau.  Desultory  fighting; 
no  result.  Kamehameha  /returns 
to  Kohala.  This  war  was  called 
"  Hapuu." 

1783 — Kamehameha  I  sends  his  brother 
Kalanimalokuloku  -  Keliimaikai  to 
retake  the  districts  of  Haua  and 
Kipahulu,  on  Maui.  At  the  bat- 
tle of  Maulili,  in  Kipahulu,  the 
Hawaiian  expedition  was  defeat- 
ed and  driven  out  of  the  island. 
"  —The  first  foreign  vessels  since  Capt. 
Cook's  death,  arrive  at  the  Ha- 
waiian Islands.  On  May  26th,  the 
"King  George"  and  "Queen  Char- 
lotte" from  I^ndon,  under  Capts. 
Portlock  and  Dixon,  touched  at 
Kealakeakua  Bay. 

"  —May  28.  La  Perouse,  commanding 
a  French  exploring  expedition, 
anchored  near  Lahaina,  Maui. 
17S7—Auaust.  Capt  Meares,  in  the  En- 
glish ship  "Nootka,"  and  Capt. 
Douglas  m  the  "Iphigenia"  ar- 
rived at  the  Hawaiian  islands. 
Kaiana-a-Ahuula  goes  with  Capt. 
Meares  from  Kauai  to  China. 

17?&— Kaiana-a-Ahuula  returns  in  the 
"Iphigenia"  from  Canton,  China, 
to  Kauai,  and 

1789— January,  arrives  at  Kealakeakua, 
Hawaii,  and  is  received  by  Kame- 
hameha I. 

17Z^y— February.  Massacre  of  natives  at 
Olowalu,  Maui,  by  American  ship 
"Eleanor,"  Capt.  Metcalf.  , 


1/90— Jifarc/i  17.  The  "Fair  America," 
tender  to  the  ship  "Eleanor"  was 
cut  off  at  Kaupulehu,  N.  Kona, 
Hawaii,  by  Kameeiamoku,  and  all 
the  crew  was  killed  except  Isaac 
Davis,  an  Englishman. 

••  —March  17.  John  Young,  an  English- 
man, boatswain  of  the  ship 
♦•Eleanor,"  was  kidnapped  by 
order  of  Kamehameha  I,  and  de- 
tained. 

*"  —In  the  summer  months  Kameha- 
meha I  invades  Maui,  lands  at 
Hana;  proceeds  through  the  Koo- 
lau  District  to  Hamakualoa,  and 
between  Halehaku  and  Kokomo 
a  battle  was  fought  against  the 
Maui  forces.  Kamehameha  I  vic- 
torious. 

"  —Battle  of  "  lao  "  or  "  Kepaniwai " 
fought  between  Kamehameha  I 
and  Kalanikupule,  the  son  of  Ka- 
hekiU. Kalanirkupule  beaten  and 
fled  to  Oahu. 

"  —Kalola,  widow  of  Kalaniopuu  and 
mother  of  Kiwalao,  died  at  Kala- 
maula,  Molokai. 

"  —Keou<i  Kuahuula  invades  Hilo.  The 
battle  of  Alae  is  fought,  in  which 
Keawemauhili  is  slain.  Keoua 
carries  the  war  into  Hamakua 
and  Waimea.  Kamehameha  I  re- 
turns from  Molokai,  and  the  bat- 
tles at  Paauhau  and  at  Koapapa, 
In  Hamakua  were  fought  between 
Kamehameha  and  Keoua,  the  latter 
retreating  to  Hilo,  and  Kameha- 
meha stopping  to  recruit  at  Wsd- 
pio. 

"  -November.  Great  eruption  from  the 
crater  of  Kilauea.  A  portion  of 
Keoua' s  army  passing  by  destroved 
hj  showers  of  heated  sand  and 
Cinders. 

1791— Battle  of  *'  Ke-pu-waha-ula-ula  " 
or  "  Kawai "  fought  by  the  com- 
bined forces  of  KahekiU  and  his 
brother  Kaeo,  king  of  Kauai, 
against  Kamehameha  J,  at  the  Pali- 
Hulaana,  near  Waimanu.  Hama- 
kua, Hawaii.  It  was  a  sea-fight. 
Kamehameha  I  victorious. 

1791— The  Heiau  of  Puukohola,  at  Kawal- 
hae,  built  by  order  of  Kamehame- 
ha I. 

"  -Keov/iKuahuulatTe&chevouslY killed 
at  Kawaihae  Bay  by  Keeaumokit 
papaiaaheahe,  latter  part  of  the 
year.  Kamehameha  I  supreme 
on  Hawaii. 

1792— 3/arc^  5.  Capt.  Vancouver,  with 
H.  B.  M.  ships  "  Discoverj' "  and 
"  Chatham,"^ arrives  at  Kealakea- 
kua bay. 


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1792— Jfoy  11.  Massacre  of  Lieutenant 
Hergest  and  McGrOoch  of  the  En- 
glish store-ship  "Dcedalus,"  by 
the  natives  at  Waimea,  Oahu. 

n9Z— February  IJ— Second  visit  of  Capt. 
Vancouver,  Anchors  at  Kawai- 
hae  and  lands  the  first  bull  and 
cow  on  Hawaii. 

VI94r-January  9  Third  visit  of  Capt. 
Vancouver. 


Tuly.     Kahekili    dies    at    Ulukou, 
Waikiki,  Oahu. 

"—English  vessels  "Jackal"  and 
"  Prince  Leboo"  first  to  enter  the 
harbor  of  Honolulu. 

1795— January  1.  Captain  Brown  of  the 
"Jackal"  and  Capt.  Gardner  of  the 
"Prince  Leboo"  with  most  of  their 
crews  massacred  by  Knlanikumde 
and  his  chiefs  in  Honolulu  har- 
bor. 

"  —April  and  May.  Invasion  of  Oahu, 
Dy  Kamehameha  L  Battle  of  Nuu- 
anu;  defeat  aud  death  of  Kalani- 
kupule.  All  the  islands  subject  to 
Kamehameha  except  Kauai  and 
Niihau. 

**  — Latter  Part.  Kamehameha  J,  starts 
with  his  fleet  to  invade  Kauai. 
Encountered  a  gale  of  wind  in  the 
channel,  many  canoes  lost,  re- 
turns to  Oahu.  The  expedition 
called  "leiewaho." 

1796— Rebellion  of  Namakeha  in  Hama- 
kua,  Hawaii,  Kamehameha  goes  to 
Hawaii  in  August,  battle  of  Kai- 
palaoa  in  Hilo.    Namakeha  killed. 

1797— LihoUho  afterwards  Kamehameha  IT, 
is  born  to  Kamehameha  and  his 
wife  Keopaolani. 

1801— The  fleet  of  canoes  called  "Peleleu," 
built  by  Kamehameha  I,  muster  at 
Kawaihae,  and 

Wyi— Kamehameha  goes  with  said  fleet  to 
Lahaiua. 

"  — Kameeiamoku,  father  of  Hoapilikane 
and  of  Kepookalajii,  dies  at  Lahai- 
ua. 

lS02t— January  23.    The  first  horse  landed 
in  Honolulu  from  a  Boston  ship. 
"  — Kamehameha  /goes  to  Oahu  to  pre- 
pare again   for   the  invasion  of 
of  Kauai. 

1804r— The  pestilence,  or  plague,  called 
"Ahulau"  and  "Okuu"  is  raging 
over  the  islands.  Kceaumoku-pa- 
paiaaheahe  dies  this  year. 

lSXi9—Kaumualii,  King  of  Kauai,  goes  to 
Oahu  and  negotiates  with  Kame- 
hameha T  for  the  cession  of  Kauai 
at  the  death  of  Kaumudlii. 

ISlO—Isaac  Davis  died. 


1812 — Kamehameha  I  returns  to  Hawaii. 
The  voyage  is  called  "  Kaniau- 
kani." 

1813 — Kauikeaouli,  afterwards  Kamehame- 
ha III,  was  bo'-n  on  August  llth, 
to  Kamehameha  I  and  Keopuolani. 
The  day  of  his  birth,  however, 
was  in  after  years  conventionally 
fixed  for  March  17th,  but  the  above 
date  is  the  testimony  of  his  nurse 
Emilia  Keaweamahi,  wife  of  Ka- 
ikeoewaj  Governor  of  Kauai.  Kan- 
ikeaouli  was  born  at  Keauhou,  N. 
Kona,  Hawaii. 

1815 — Nahienaena  (the  Princess)  born  to 
Kamehameha  I  and  Keopuolani. 
"  — Russians,  under  a  Doctor  Scheffer, 
build  the  redoubts  at  Hanalei,  and 
the  fort  at  Waimea,  Kauai. 

1816— The  Russians  leave  Kauai.  Build- 
ing of  the  fort  at  Honolulu  com- 
menced by  Kalaimoku. 

"  — Pauli  Kaoleioku,  first-born  son  of 
Kamehameha  I,  died  in  Honolulu, 
aged  about  60  years. 

"  —November  21.  Capt.  Kohzebue,  in 
the  Russian  corvette  "Rurik,"  ar- 
rived at  Kealekeakua,  Hawaii; 
proceeds  to  Oahu  and  is  the  first 
man-of-war  that  entered  the  har- 
bor of  Honolulu  and  exchanged 
salutes  with  the  battery  there. 
The  "  Rurik"  left  Honolulu  De- 
cember lUth. 

"  — ^The  present  Hawaiian  flag  adopted 
as  the  national  flag. 

1219— May  8.  Kamehameha  I  died  at  Kai- 
lua,  Kona,  Hawaii.  His  son  Liho- 
liho  succeeded  him  as  Kamehame- 
ha II. 

"  —During  the  balance  of  this  year  the 
Kapu  in  regard  to  eating  was 
frequently  and  openly  broken  by 
Liholiho,  Kaahumanu,  Keopuolani, 
and  most  of  the  highest  chiefs. 
In  October  the  abolition  of  the 
Kapu,  the  "Ainoa,"  was  formally 
proclaimed  from  Hawaii  to  Kau- 
ai. 

1S19— August.  French  Corvette"rUranIe" 
Capt.  Freycinct  arrives  at  Kawai- 
hae, Hawaii,  Kalaimoku  and 
Boki  baptised  by  the  ship's  chap- 
lain. 

"  —In  November  Revolt  of  Kekuaoka- 
laniy  son  of  Keliimaikai,  and 
cousin  of  Liholiho,  in  defense  of 
the  Kapu.  Insurrection  in  Ha- 
makua;  Liholiho' s  troops  defeat- 
ed by  the  insurgents. 

ISQO— January.  Battle  at  Kuamoo,  N. 
Koua,  Hawaii,  between  the  forces 
of  Liholiho  and  Kekuaokalani.  The 
latter  defeated,  and  he  and  his 
wife  Manono  killed. 


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1820 — General  destruction  and  burning 
of  Heiaus  and  Idols. 

"  —March  30.  American  Brig  "Thad- 
deus,"  Capt.  Hunnewell,  from 
Boston,  arrives  at  Hawaii,  and  on 
April  5th  anchors  at  Kailua,  Kona, 
having:  on  board  the  first  mis- 
sionaries of  the  A.  B  C.  F.  M.  This 
first  party  consisted  of  Rev.  Asa 
Thurston  and  Rev.  Hiram  Bing- 
ham, ordained  Missionaries,  with 
their  wives;  Dan'l.  Chamberlain, 
Tho.  Holmes,  Sam'l  Whitney, 
Samuel  Ruggles,  Elisha  Loomis 
and  four  Hawaiians,  Honolii, 
Hopu  and  Kanui  who  had  re- 
ceived some  education  at  Corn- 
wall Institute,  and  George  Hume- 
hume,  the  son  of  Kaumualii  the 
King  of  Kauai. 

"  —First    Whaleship    "Mary"     Capt. 

Allen,  enters  Honolulu  harbor. 
"  — December.    Liholifio  visits  Maui. 

1821 — February  U.     Liholiho  visits  Oahu. 

"  — July  ^1.  Xi^oh'^o  starts  from  Hono- 
lulu in  an  open  boat  and  arrives 
at  Kauai  on  the  22d.  Conference 
with  Kaumualii,  who  is  brought 
as  a  quasi  State  prisoner  to  Hono- 
lulu, and  Keeaumokuropio  ap- 
pointed as  Governor  of  Kauai. 

"  — Kaahumanu  takes  Kaumualii  and 
his  son  Keliiahonui  as  husbands 
in  October. 

First    Christian    meeting   house 
erected  in  Honolulu  Aug.  25th. 

1822— January  7.  The  first  printed  sheet 
in  Hawaiian,  was  struck  off  at  the 
American  Mission,  Honolulu. 

"  — Maj/  1.  Captain  Kent  presents  to 
Liholiho  in  the  name  of  H.  B. 
Majesty  a  schooner,  "Prince  Re- 
gent," of  70  tons,  fully  armed  and 
equipped. 

*' — July  k.  First  celebration  of  Ameri- 
can Independence  held  in  Hono- 
lulu. Acting  Consul  J.  S.  Jones, 
presiding. 

"  — August  11.  First  Christian  marriage 
celebrated  in  the  islands  between 
two  natives. 

"  — August  18,  Kaumualii  and  Kaahu- 
manu visit  Kauai  and  returned  in 
December. 

"  —December.  First  Christian  burial  of 
a  native. 

\%':Z— February.  Law  proclaimed  for  pub- 
lic observance  of  the  Sabbath. 

"  — April  h.  Rev.  Mr.  Ellis  arrives  from 
Tahiti. 

"  — April  ee.  Liholiho' 8  festival  in  com- 
memoration of  the  death  of  Ka- 
mehameha  I. 


1823 — May.  Hoapilikane  appointed  Gov- 
ernor of  Maui. 

"  — September  16.  Keopuolani,  widow  of 
Kamehameha  I,  died  at  Lahaina 
and  was  buried  there.  She  was 
born  probably  in  1778. 

"  — October  19.  Hoapilikane  is  married 
by  Rev.  W.  Richards  to  Kaheihei- 
malie,  generally  known  as  Hoapi- 
liwahine.  another  widow  of  Ka- 
mehameha I  and  sister  of  Kaahvr 
manu. 

*'  — Novembers?.  Liholiho  and  his  Q,ueen 
Kamehamalu,  with  their  suite, 
leave  Honolulu  on  board  of  the 
English  ship  "  L'Aigle,"  Capt 
Starbuck,  bound  to  England. 

1824 — March  SS.  Keeaumoku-opio  (gene- 
rally known  as  George  Cox),  Gov- 
ernor of  Kauai,  died. 

"  — May  2i.  Liholiho  and  suite  land  at 
Portsmouth,  England. 

"  — May  26.  Kaumualii,  ex-king  of 
Kauai,  died  in  Honolulu  and  was 
buried  at  Lahaina. 
July  8.  Kamehamalu,  Liholiho'a 
Avife,  dies  in  London  of  the 
measles. 

uly  13.    Liholiho,  Kamehameha  11^ 
dies  in  London  of  the  measles. 

'*  — August  8.  George  Humehume,  son 
of  Kaumualii,  raises  a  revolt  on 
Kauai  and  attacks  the  Fort  at 
Waimea. 

"  — September.  Battle  at  Wahiawa,  Ka- 
uai. The  insurgents  defeated. 
Kiaimakani  killed,  Humehume 
taken  prisoner  and  rebellion  ex- 
tinguished. 

"  —Fort  at  Lahaina  built. 

"  — Kapiolani  descends  into  the  crater 
of  Kilauea  and  defies  the  heathen 
Goddess  Pele. 

1«2^>— April  16.  Richard  Charlton,  English 
Consul,  arrives  at  Honolulu. 

"  —May  U.  English  frigate  "  Blonde," 
Lord  Byron,  Captain,  arrives  at 
Lahaina  with  the  corpses  and 
coffins  of  Liholiho  and  Kameha- 
malu. Arrived  at  Honolulu  on 
the  6. 


Tune  6.  Kauikeax)uli  is  publicly  pro- 
claimed king,  as  Kamehameha 
III,  in  succession  to  his  brother 
Liholiho.  Kaahtimanu  is  declared 
Regent  during  the  Minority.  The 
Chiefs'  lands  declared  inalienable 
in  their  families. 
"  —October.  The  crew  of  the  British 
whale  ship  "  Daniel,"  Captain 
Buckle,  attack  the  house  of  Rev. 
Mr.  Richards,  in  Lahaina,  but  are 
repulsed. 


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247 


1826— The  U.  S.  schooner  "Dolphin," 
Lieut.  John  Percival,  command- 
er, arrived  at  Honolulu. 

"  —February  26.  The  crew  of  the  "Dol- 
phin" attack  the  houses  of  Kalai- 
viokn  and  Rev.  Mr.  Bingham,  but 
are  repulsed. 

"  — April.  Kafialaia  son  of  Kalaima- 
mahu,  and  nephew  of  Kamehame- 
ha  I,  died. 

•'  — Septeviber  27 .  The  church  at  Kailua, 
Kona,  Hawaii,  finished  and  dedi- 
cated. 

"  —October.  The  U.  S.  ship  "  Peacock," 
Capt.  np  Catesby  Jones,  arrives  at 
Honolulu. 

1827 — Februarys.  Kalaimoku,  son  of  Ke- 
kuamanoha  and  Kanakahukilani, 
(w),  died  at  Kailua,  Kona,  Ha- 
waii, and  Boki,  his  brother,  ap- 
pointed Governor  of  Oahu,  and 
guardian  of  the  young  King. 

July  7.  The  ship  "  Comet,"  Captain 
Plaisard,  from  Bordeaux,  arrives 
at  Honolulu  with  the  first  Catho- 
lic Missionaries,  Rev'd  Messrs. 
Bachelot  and  Short. 

uly  Ik.    First  Catholic  Mass  cele- 
brated in  Honolulu. 

*'  — October.  Marriage  of  Kinau,  daugh- 
ter of  Kamehameha  J,  and  Kahei- 
heimalie,  with  M.  Kekuanaoa. 

1828 — September  lU.  Cornerstone  of  Wai- 
nee  church,  in  Lahaina,  laid. 

1829 — December  2,  Governor  Boki  and  his 
company,  in  the  brig  "  Kameha- 
meha" and  schooner  '"Becket," 
leave  Honolulu  for  a  voyage  to  the 
South  Pacific. 

*'  — Namahana  Kekuai  Piia,  sister  of  Ka- 
ahumanu,  and  wife  of  Laanui, 
died. 

1830 — March.  Kaahumanu  makes  circuit 
of  Oahu ;  also,  during  the  year, 
circuit  of  Maui  and  Hawaii. 
"  — August  3.  The  schooner  "  Becket" 
returns  to  Honolulu  from  the 
South  Pacific  expedition  and  re- 
ports the  brig  ^'Kamehameha" 
lost  and  Boki  dead. 

"  — Disturbances  in  Honolulu  by  the 
party  of  Liliha,  widow  of  Boki, 
and  daughter  of  Iloapilikane.  Ku- 
akini,  brother  of  Kanhnvianu,  ap- 
pointed Governor  of  Oahu;  order 
restored. 

ISSl— September.  The  Lahalnaluna  High 
School  opened. 

'*  December  2L  The  Catholic  priests  sent 
out  of-  the  country  on  board  the 
brig  "  Waverly,"  by  order  of  Ka- 
ahnmann  and  landed  at  San  Pedro, 
California. 


1^1— December  29.  Naihe,  son  of  Keawe-a~ 
Heulu,  died,  and  Kuakini  up- 
pointed  Governor  of  Hawaii. 

1832 — Kaafmmanu  makes  her  second  cir- 
cuit of  Maui  and  Hawaii. 

"  — June  5.    Kaahumanu  died.     Kinau 

succeeds  her  as  Premier  ( "  Kuhi- 

na-nui.") 
"  —August.    U.  S.  frigate  *'  Potomac," 

Commodore   Downes,  arrives  at 

Honolulu. 

"  — September.  The  disorderly  conduct 
of  Kaomi  commences. 

1833 — March.  Kaurkeaouli,  Kamehameha 
III  assumes  the  Government. 
Revocation  of  most  of  the  laws 
imposed  by  Kaahumanu. 

"  —The  Bethel  Church  built  at  Hono- 
lulu. 
**  — Kaomi  died. 

1834 — February  lU.    First  newspaper  prin- 
ted in  Hawaiian  at  Lahainaluiiay 
called  the  "  Lama  Hawaii." 
"  — June.    Kamanele,  daughter  of  Kuor 
kini,  died. 

*'  — The  newspaper  "Kumu  Hawaii" 
commenced  at  Honolulu. 

1835 — First  Hawaiian  Almanac  printed. 

"  — Nahienaena,  sister  of  the  king, 
married  to  Leleiohoku,  son  of  Ka- 
laimoku. 

*'  — December  16.  John  Young  dies  in 
Honolulu. 

1^&— September  SO— Robert  Walsh,  Catho- 
lic Priest,  lands  at  Honolulu. 

"  — The  newspaper  (English)  "Sand- 
wich Island  Gazette"  commenced, 
Honolulu. 

"  — December  30.  Nahienaena  died  at 
Lahaina. 

1837 — April  17.  Bachelot  and  Short  return 
to  Honolulu  on  the  brigantine 
"  Clementine." 

"  — May  20.— Mr.  Dudoit,  owner  of  the 
"  Clementine,"  hauls  down  her 
flag  and  surrenders  the  vessel  to 
the  Hawaiian  Government  under 
protest. 

"  —July  7.  English  surveying  ship 
"  Sulphur,"  Capt.  Belcher,  and  on 
Jwij/ iO,  French  frigate  "Venus," 
Capt.  dus  Petit  Thouars,  arrive  at 
Houohilu. 
— November  2.  Mr.  L.  Maigret,  Catho- 
lic Pro-Vicar,  arrived  at  Honolulu 
in  the  ship  "  Europa." 

"  — Nov.  7.  Extraordinary  Tidal-wave 
sweeping  the  coasts  of  the  Ha- 
waiian group. 

"  — November  23, — Messrs.  Maigret  and 
Bachelot,  Catholic  Priesis,  leave 
Honolulu  by  order  of  Govern- 
ment. 


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1837 — Aikanaka,  son  of  Keohohiwa  (w),  and 
Kipookalani,  and  grandson  of  £6- 
awe-a-Heulu,  died. 

••  —The  streets  in  Honolulu,  as  now 
existing,  laid  put. 

1838— J.  C.  Jones,  American  Consul  at 
Honolulu,  superseded,  and  P.  A. 
Brinsmade  appointed  in  his  place. 

1839 — April  L  Kinau,  daughter  of  Kame- 
hameha  T,  and  Kaheiheimalie,  wife 
of  Governor  Kekuanaoa  and  Pre- 
mier of  the  kingdom,  dies.  The 
next  day  the  King  appoints  his 
cousin  Kekauluohi  as  Premier 
(Kuhina  Nui). 

*'  — April  10.  Kaikioewa,  Governor  of 
Kauai,  dies. 

"  — May  10.  Hawaiian  Bible,  first  edi- 
tion, finished  printing  at  the  Mis- 
sion Press. 

'line  17. — The  King,  in  Council,  is- 
sues orders  from  Lahaina  that  no 
more  punishments  should  be  in- 
flicted on  Catholics  for  religious 
differences. 

uly  10.  French  frigate  "Arte- 
mise,"  Capt.  La  Place,  arrived  at 
Honolulu. 

"  —-July  lU.  Kekauluohi  and  Kekuanaoa 
sign  the  treaty  with  Capt.  La 
Place  and  pay  $20,000  to  France. 

•*  — August  95.  Liliha,  widow  of  Gover- 
nor Boki  and  daughter  of  Hoapi- 
likane,  died. 

1840 — January.  Hoapilikane,  Governor  of 
Maui,  son  of  Kameeiamoku,  dies. 

**  — May.  Mr.  Maigret  returns  to  Hono- 
lulu. 

••  —The  Royal  School  for  Chiefs  in  Ho- 
nolulu commenced  under  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Cooke. 

-Kawaiahao     Church,     Honolulu, 
commenced. 

*•  — August  S.  Mr.  Bingham  and  family 
return  to  the  United  States  of 
America. 

"  — Aiigust  6.    Corner  stone  of  Roman 
Catholic  Church  in  Honolulu  laid. 

"  — September.  Arrival  of  the  U.  S.  Ex- 
ploring Expedition  under  Com- 


« 


modore  Wilkes. 

— October  8.    First  written  Constitu- 
tion granted  by  Kamehameha  III. 

**  — October  20.  Kaman-awa  and  accom- 
plice publicly  executed  for  crime; 
the  murder  of  Kamanawa's  wife 
Kamokuiki. 

1£fl— May.    Kapiolani  wife  of  Naihe^  and 
daughter  of  Keawemauhili,  dies. 

•*  — ^The  School  at Punahou  commenced. 


1842 — January.  Kahieheimalie  Hoapiliwa- 
hine,  sister  of  Kaahumanu  and 
mother  of  Kinau  and  Kekauluohi, 
died. 

"  — July  8.  Haalilio  and  Mr.  Richards 
as  Commissioners,  sail  for  the 
United  States  and  Europe  to  se- 
cure the  recognition  of  Hawaiian 
Independence. 

"  —July.  Doctor  G.  P.  Judd  takes  ser- 
vice under  the  Hawaiian  Govern- 
ment and  is  appointed  to  fill  the 
place  of  Mr.  Richards. 

"  — September.  Mr.  Charlton,  English 
Consul,  goes  to  England  via  Maz- 
atlan  and  is  there  removed  from 
office.  Before  leaving,  Charlton 
appointed  Mr.  Alexander  Simp- 
son as  the  Consul,  whom  the  King 
declined  to  receive. 

"  —December  19.  The  United  States 
acknowledge  the  Independence 


of  the  Hawaiian  Kingdom. 


the 


1843 — January  18.    First   number  of 
"Friend"  printed. 
"  — January  90.  Eruption  on  Mauna  Loa 
Hawaii. 

'*  —February  10.  H.  B.  M.  Ship  "Carys- 
fort,"  Lord  George  Pamet,  Capt. 
arrived  at  Honolulu. 

"  —February  17.  Lord  George  Paulet 
makes  his  demands  on  the  Ha- 
waiian Government. 

"  — February  95.  The  King  under  pres- 
sure from  Lord  Geo.  Paulet  and 
the  English  Consul,  Mr.  Simpson, 
cedes  the  islands  provisioually 
to  Great  Britain  and  the  English 
flag  is  hoisted  on  the  Fort  in  Ho- 
nolulu. 

*'  "-March  IL  Mr.  Simpson  leaves  with 
dispatches  from  Lord  Geo.  Paulet 
for  England,  and  J  F.  B,  Marshall 
on  behalf  of  the  King,  leaves  in 
the  same  vessel. 

"  —July  6.  U.  S.  S.  "Constellation", 
Commodore  Kearney,  arrives  at 
Honolulu. 
Tuly  S6.  H.  B.  M.  Ship  "Dublin" 
Rear-Admiral  Thomas,  arrives  at 
Honolulu. 

uly  31.  Admiral  Thomas  restores 
the  sovereignty  of  the  islands  to 
the  King;  Hawaiian  flag  re-hoist- 
ed and  saluted. 
-August  25.  Gen'l  Wm.  Miller  aj)- 
pointed  English  Consul  General 
at  Hawaiian  Islands. 

-November  28.  The  independence  of 
the  Hawaiian  Kingdom  recog- 
nized jointly  by  England  and 
France. 

-The  Masonic  Order  established  in 
Honolulu. 


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249 


1844— First  silk  (197  pounds)  exported 
from  these  islands.  Raised  on 
Kauai  by  Ch.  Titeomb. 

*'  — July  6.  The  U.  S.  Government  for- 
mally recognizes  the  indepen- 
dence of  Hawaiian  Islands. 

*•  — July.  Thone\vspnpcr"I*olynesian" 
established  iu  Honolulu. 

"  —December  S.  HanliUo,  one  of  the 
Hawaiian  Commissioners  to  Eng- 
land and  France,  dies  on  his  pas- 
sage home. 

1845— Jfarc^  SS.  Mr.  Richards  returns  to 
Honolulu  with  the  remains  of 
JSaalilio. 


(( 


— May  20.  The  first  Legislative  Assem- 
bly, under  the  Constitution  of 
1840,  opened  by  the  King  in  Ho- 
nolulu. 

"  —June  7.  Kekauluohif  the  Premier 
(Kuhina-nui),  dies. 

"  — June.  John  Young,  son  of  John 
Young,  Sr.  and  Kaoanaeha,  ap- 
pointed Premier. 

*'  —First  Coffee  (248  pounds)  exported 
from  Honolulu. 

1846 — February    11.    Commissioners    ap- 
pointed to  settle  land-claims. 

"  — Oahn  Temperance  Society  formed. 
J.  F.  B.  Marshall,  first  President. 

*'  —March  26.  French  frigate  "Virgi- 
nie,"  Admiral  Hamelin,  arrives 
at  Honohilu  and  restores  the 
120,000  exacted  by  Capt.  La  Place 
in  1839.  The  French  Consul  Gen- 
eral, Mr.  Perrin,  arrived  in  the 
frigate. 

*'  —March  26.  Treaty  with  France  ne- 
gotiated. 

"  —March  26.  Treaty  with  England 
negotiated. 

*♦  —June  9.  U.  S.  frigate  "  Congress," 
Commodore  Stockton,  arrives  at 
Honolulu  with  the  U.  S.  Commis- 
sioner A.  Ten  Eyck  as  successor  of 
Mr.  Brown,  recalled. 

«<  —October  29.  The  Danish  frigate 
"Galathea"  Capt.  Steen  Bille, 
negotiates  the  treaty  between 
Denmark  and  Hawaii. 

«»  —December  10.  Excelsior  Lodge  L  O. 
O.  F.  instituted  in  Honolulu. 

1847 — June  2.  Keahikuni  Kekanonohi,  wife 
of  L.  Haalelea  and  daughter  of 
Kahoanokukinau  and  Kahaknhakoi 
w.  and  grand  daughter  of  Kame- 
hameha  J,  died  in  Honolulu. 
«'  —September  11.  The  first  theatre  in 
Honolulu,  the  "  Tespian,"  opened, 
corner  of  Maunakea  ana  King 
strcGts 
♦«  —November.  Mr.  Richards.  Minister 
of  Public  Instruction,  died. 


Wis,— January  8.    Treaty  with  Hamburg 

negotiated. 
"   — February  1.    The  French  Consul,  E. 
Dillon,  arived  in  the  French  ship 
"Sarcelle." 

"  — June  17.  Royal  Hawaiian  Theatre 
opened,  corner  of  Hotel  and  Ala- 
kea  streets. 

♦*  — The  Measles  raging  through  the 
islands.  Commenced  in  the  full 
of  1847. 

"  — W.  P.  Leleiohoku,  Governor  of  Ha- 
waii, son  of  Kalaimoku  and  Ku- 
wahine,  (w),  died. 

"  — Gold  discovered  in  California,  and 
in  August  the  first  party  of  Ha- 
waiian s.  native  and  foreigners, 
started  for  the  gold  diggings. 

1849 — Beef  first  exported  from  the  islands 
by  Mr.  French — 158  barrels. 

"  — Admiral  Tromelin,  of  the  French 
frigate  "Poursuivante,"  lands  his 
forces  and  seizes  the  fort  in  Ho- 
nolulu and  the  King's  yacht  "Ka- 
mehameha." 

'*  — G.  P.  Judd,  Minister  of  Interior, 
sent  to  U  nited  States,  Engl  an  d  an  a 
France  on  a  diplomatic  mission. 
He  is  accompanied  by  the  Princes 
Lot  and  Alexander. 

"  — December  20.  Treaty  with  the  Unit- 
ed States  negotiated. 

1850— Return  of  G.  P.  Judd  and  the  Ha- 
waiian Princes. 

"  — Junes.  W.  C.  Parke  appointed  Mar- 
shal of  Hawaiian  Islands. 

"  — December.  Rowe's  "Olympian  Cir- 
cus," the  first  of  the  kind,  arrived 
at  Honolulu. 

"  — December  20.  Honolulu  Post-office 
established. 

1^1— January  11.     Election  of  Represen- 
tatives. 
"  —June.      Court-house    in   Honolulu 
built,  now  Hackfeld  &Co.'s  store. 

"  —July  10.  Treaty  with  England  ne- 
gotiated. 

"  — August  7.  Treaty  with  Bremen  ne- 
gotiated. 

"  —December.    Sailor  riot  in  Honolulu. 

1852— Jamiary  25.  The  first  consignment 
of  Cninese  coolies  arrive  from 
Hongkong. 

'*  — February  10.  Eruption  of  Mauna- 
Loa,  Hawaii,  flow  of  lava  reach 
ing  within  seven  miles  of  Hilo. 

"  —June  7.  "  Stranger's  Friend  Society" 
organized  in  Honolulu. 

«•  —July  1.  Treaty  with  Sweden  and 
Norway  negotiated. 

<«  -December  6.  Hawaiian  Constitution 
granted  by  Kamehameha  III,  and 
proclaimed. 


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1852— December  17.  First  Hawaiian  Cav- 
alry organized  in  Honolulu. 

"  — ^Fungus  first  exported. 

1853— itfarc/i.  Beginning  of  Small-pox 
epidemic,  which  swept  over  all 
tne  islands  of  the  group  and  only 
abated  in  October. 

««  —April  ^8.  Arrival  of  Mormon  mis- 
sionaries. 

*'  September  13.  Variety  Theater  opened 
in  Honolulu, 

*'  -Resignation  of  Dr.  G.  P.  Judd  from 
the  Administration  ;  E.  H.  Allen 
appointed  in  his  place. 

"  — November  lU.  Arrival  of  steamer 
"  S.  H.  Wheeler",  afterwards 
named  the  "Akamai,"  from  San 
Francisco;  enrolled  in  the  coast- 
ing trade. 

«<  —December  20.  First  regular  Census 
of  Hawaiian  Islands  taken. 

1854r-Jwwe  1.  Fort  atLahaina  demolished 
by  order  of  Government. 

'•  — June  1.  Honolulu  Steam  Flouring 
Mill  Co.  started. 

«'  — October  Ih.  Steamer  "Sea-Bird"  ar- 
rives from  San  Francisco  and  is 
enrolled  in  the  coasting  trade. 

"  —October  2A.  Steamer  "West  Point" 
arrived  from  San  Francisco  and 
is  enrolled  in  the  coasting  trade 
under  name  of  "Kalaana." 

«*  — December  15.  Kauikeaouli  Kamha- 
meha  III  died,  and  Alexander 
Liholiho,  nephew  of  the  late  King 
proclaimed  as  Kamehameha  IV, 

I'S&b-^anuary  10.  Funeral  of  Kameham,e- 
ha  III. 

"  —June  IS,  A  Paki,  son  of  KaXanihele- 
mailunUf  and  grandson  of  Kamc' 
hameha  Nui,  King  of  Maui,  dies 
in  Honolulu. 

"  —July  7.  Varieties  Theatre  in  King 
street,  Honolulu,  burnt  down. 

1855— Augtist  Rev.  H.  R.  Hitchcock  died 
at  Kaluaaha,  Molokai,  aged  c5 
years. 

185&— June  19.  Kamehameha  IV  married 
Emma  Rooke. 

"  —Jun^  22.  ;Mormons  arrived  en  route 
for  San  Francisco. 

1857— The  Fort  at  Honolulu  was  demo- 
lished. 

"  — Eonia,  widow  of  A.  PaH,  died. 

"  — May  29.  Victoria  Kamamalu  was 
appointed  Premier. 

•  —July  18.  John  Young  (Keoni  Ana), 
the  Premier,  died. 


18o7— David  Halo,  the  celebrated  Ha- 
waiian historian,  died,  and  was 
buried  on  the  summit  of  Mt.  Ball, 
back  of  the  Lahainaluna  Semi- 


The  Prince  of  Hawaii  was 


nary. 

1858— if  ay  20. 
borru 

1859— ^priZ  20.    J.  Piikoi  died. 
"  —July.    The  Civil  Code  of  the  King- 
dom was  promulgated. 

"  — Juiy  23— The  Post  Ofl&ce  Department 
was  established. 

"  — Sept.  9.  W.  P.  Kinau,  son  of  Leleio- 
hoku  and  R  Keelikolani,  died. 

1S60— February.  The  Custom  House  build- 
ing was  begun. 

'*  — July  17.  The  corner  stone  of  the 
Queen's  Hospital  was  laid. 

•*  — August  29.  Lot  Kamehameha  visited 
San  Francisco. 

1860— 5epi.  5.  The  steamer  "Kilauea" 
arrived,  to  run  between  the  is- 
lands. 

"  —Sept.  23.  Rev.  R.  Armstrong,  D.  D. 
President  of  the  Board  of  Educa- 
tion, died. 

18id2— April.  The  island  of  Palmyra  be- 
came a  dependency  of  the  Ha- 
waiian Kingdom. 

"  —August  27.  The  Prince  of  Hawaii 
died. 

"  —The  Lahainaluna  Seminary  buil- 
ding was  destroyed  by  fire. 

"  — October  11.  Bishop  Stayley  and  the 
Church  of  England  Mission  ar- 
rived. 

1863 — November  SO.  Kamehameha  IV  died, 
aged  29  years,  and  Lot  Kamehame- 
ha succeeded  to  the  throne,  as 
Kamehameha  V. 

l^Mr-July  7.  The  Constitutional  Con- 
vention, called  by  Kamehameha  V, 
convened,  to  frame  a  new  Consti- 
tution. 

"  — August  S.  The  King  dissolved  the 
Constitutional  Convention. 

««  — August  20.  The  King  proclaimed  a 
new  Constitution. 

"  — Levi  Haalelea  died. 
1865— ifay  6.    Queen  Emma  left  Honolulu 

on  board  of  H.  B.  M,  S.  "Clio," 
for  a  visit  to  England. 

«»  —October  19.  R.  C.  Wyllie.  Minister 
of  Foreign  Affairs,  died  aged  o7 
years. 

•«  —November  SO.  The  remains  of  the 
Kings  were  transferred  from  their 
old  tomb  to  the  Royal  Mausoleum. 

1866— Jtfaj/  29.  H.  R.  H.  Victoria  Kamama- 
lu, Premier  of  the  Kingdom,  and 
heir  apparent  to  the  throne,  died. 


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1866 — October  3S.  Queen  Emma  returned 
to  Honolulu  from  her  visit  to 
England. 

1867 — March  5.  The  corner  stone  of  the 
Pro-Cathedral  of  the  English 
Church  was  laid. 

1868 — April  i.  Great  earthquake  at  Kau, 
followed  by  a  burst  of  mud  from 
a  mountain  side  and  a  tidal  wave 
which,  together,  caused  great  de- 
struction of  life  and  property. 
•  — Great  earthquake  felt  severely  all 

over  Hawaii. 
"  — Lava  flow  at  Kahuku. 

"  — October  ID.  Kaona,  the  false  prophet, 
incited  an  insurrection  at  Koiia. 

"  — November  2U.  H.  H.  M.  Kekuannoa, 
Governor  of  Oahu,  and  father  of 
Kamehameha  IV  and  V,  died,  aged 
75  years. 

Wo9—July  21.  The  Duke  of  Edinburgh 
arrived  at  Honolulu. 

"  — August  2.  The  lighthouse  in  the  har- 
bor of  Honolulu  was  lighted  for 
the  first  time. 

1870— -4pn7  A.  Jubilee  of  the  American 
Mission  to  the  Hawaiian  Islands. 

•'  — April  19.  The  "Wongawonga,"  first 
China  steamer,  arrived  from  Syd- 
ney. 

*'  — September  20.  Queen  Kalama,  widow 
of  Kamehameha  III,  died,  aged 
53  years. 

1871 — March  18.  The  new  Post-oflSce  was 
opened  for  business. 

"  — September  lU.  Thirty-three  whale- 
ships  were  abandoned  in  the  ice, 
in  the  Arctic. 

1872 — March  1.  The  Hawaiian  Hotel  was 
opened  to  the  public. 

"  — March  20.  The  comer-stone  of  the 
new  Government  House  {AUiolani 
Hale)  was  laid. 

"  — Kamehameha  Fdied,  aged  43  years. 

1873 — H.  R.  H.  W.  C.  Lunalilo  was  elected 
King  by  the  Legislature. 

1^1^— January  9th.  The  King  took  the 
oath  to  support  the  Constitution 
in  the  Kawaiahao  church. 

"  —July  12.     G.  P.  Judd,  M.  D.  died, 

aged  70  years. 
"  — September  7.      The  great  mutiny  at 

the  Barracks  occurred. 

1874— FeftrMary  S.  H.  M.  Lunalilo  died, 
aged  39  years. 

"  — February  12.  David  Kalakaua  was 
chosen  King  by  the  Legislature. 

"  — A  great  riot  in  Honolulu,  during 
which  the  Court  House  and  Legis- 
lative Hall  were  sacked  by  the 
mob,  and  several  members  .of 
Legislature  were  fatally  injured. 


I87i— February  IS.  The  King,  Kalakaua, 
took  the  oath  to  support  the  Con- 
stitution. 

"  — February  IL  H.  R.  H.  W.  P.  Leleio- 
hoku,  was  proclaimed  heir-ap- 
parent to  the  throne. 

"  —Nov.  17.  The  King  departed  for  San 
Francisco,  on  a  visit  to  the  United 
States,  on  board  the  U.  S.  S.  "Be- 
nicia." 

**  —December  8.    The  Transit  of  Venus 
was  observed  at  Honolulu. 
1875— February  W.    His  Majesty  Kalakaua 
returned    to    his    Kingdom    on 
board  of  U.  S.  S.  "Pensacola." 

"  —October  16.  H.  R.  H.  Kaiulani  was 
born. 

'•  —Nov.  23.  The  remains  of  King 
ittwaZito  were  placed  in  the  Royal 
Mausoleum  expressly  constructed 
to  receive  them  in  the  Kawaiahao 
church  yard. 

187&— February.  The  Government  sent 
forward  an  exhibit  to  the  Phila- 
delphia Centennial  Exhibition. 

"  —Aug.  15.  The  Reciprocity  Treaty 
was  ratified. 

1877— May  10.  A  great  tidal  disturbance 
at  Hilo  occurred,  which  lasted 
all  day,  and  did  great  damage 
along  the  shore. 

"  —July  23.  The  first  telegraph  and 
telephone  line  was  constructed 
on  Maui,  connecting  Haiku  with 
Lahaina. 

"  —Dec.  2k.  A  destructive  fire  occurred 
on  the  esplanade,  Honolulu. 

1878— Jfarc^  13.  H.  H.  C.  Kanaina,  father 
of  King  Lunalilo,  died. 

"  — The  inter-island  steamer  "Like- 
like"  arrived  at  Honolulu. 

"  — Sept.  8.  W.  L.  Moehonua,  former 
Minister  of  Interior,  died 

1879-The  Kahului  railroad,  reaching  from 
Kahului  to  Paia,  was  opened. 

'*  —The  first  Steam  Fire  Engine  was 
imported. 

"  — December  31.  The  comer-stone  of 
the  Palace  was  laid. 

1880— The  first  Artesian  well  was  bored 
in  Honolulu. 

•'  — ^The  system  of  telephonic  commun- 
ication was  established  in  Hono- 
lulu. 

1881— Janwan/  9.  The  Chinese  Church 
building  was  dedicated. 

"  — January  20.  King  Kalakaua  set  out 
on  his  journey  around  the  world. 

•'  —April  9.  The  Corner-stone  of  the 
^'Lunalilo  Home"  was  laid. 


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CHRONOLOGICAL   TABLE 


1881— Small  Pox  spread  on  Oahu ;  789 
cases  and  289  deaths. 

*'  — June.  Jubilee  exercises  were  held 
at  Lahainaluna,  in  commemora- 
tion of  the  Sptn  Anniversary  of 
the  establishraent  of  the  Semina- 
ry. 

'♦  —October  ^9.  King  ^aiaAiawa  returned 
from  his  journey  around  the 
world. 

"  — November.  Great  lava  flow  which 
reached  Halai  Hill,  Hilo  before  it 
stopped. 

1882— January  1.  Postage  stampe  for  the 
Postal  Union  were  first  issued  in 
Honolulu. 

"  —December  1.  Rev.  Titus  Coan,  for 
many  years  Pastor  of  the  Haili 
Church,  Hilo,  died. 

\9S&— January  1.    The   Marine   Railway 
was  opened  for  business. 
««  —February  12.     The   Coronation   of 
King  Kalakaua  took  place. 

««  ^April  n.    The  Y.  M.  C.  A.  building 

was  dedicated. 
"  —May  ZU.    H.  R.  H,  Ruth  Keelikolani, 

formerly    Governess  of   Hawaii, 

died,  aged  65  years. 

•'  October.  The  O.  S.  S.  "Alameda" 
arrived  on  her  first  voyage  be- 
tween San  Francisco  and  Hono- 
lulu. 

««  —November  1.  The  inter -island 
steamer  "  Kinau  "  arrived. 

i«  —December  16.— The  first  instalment 
of  "  Kalakaua"  currency  arrived. 

1S84— January  1.  Postal  notes  were  is- 
sued. 

'•  —March.  Foundation  laid  of  the  Hall 
of  Records  (Kapuiwa  Hale). 

*•  — June  IS.  Portuguese  immigrants 
(917)  arrived  at  Honolulu. 

"  —August  11.  Rev.  W.  P.  Alexander, 
for  many  years  Principal  of  the 
Lahainaluna  Seminary,  aied  at 
Oakland,  Cal. 

*•  — October  h.  Rev.  D.  B.  Lyman, 
founder  of  the  Hilo  Boys'  Board- 
ding  School,  died  at  Hilo. 


1884 — October  16.  Princess  Pauahi,  Hon. 
Mrs.  C.  R.  Bishop,  died. 

1885 — Februarys.  The  foundations  of  the 
new  Police  Station  (Kalakaua 
Hale),  were  laid. 

"  —April  25.   Queen  Emma,  widow  of 

Kamelameha  IV,  died. 
"  — November  10.     P.  Kanoa,  formerly 

Governor  of  Kauai,  died. 

188&— April  18.  Great  fire  in  Honolulu, 
which  destroyed  a  million  and  a 
half  of  property. 

"  —July  10.  Postal  Savings  Bank  was 
established. 

"  —September  SI.  Ocean  Island  became 
a  dependency  of  the  Hawaiian 
Kingdom. 

"  —October.  Rev.  L.  Lyons,  for  54  years 
missionary  at  Waimea,  Hawaii, 
died,  aged  79  years. 

•'  — Nov.  15.  The  Jubilee  Anniversary 
of  King  Kalakaua' s  birth  was  cele- 
brated. 

18S7— January  16-SO.  Severe  earthquakes 
occurred  in  the  district  of  Kau. 

"  —February  i.  H.  R.  H.  Miriam  Like- 
like  (Mrs.  Cleghorn)  died,  aged 
36. 

••  — April  IS.  Queen  Kapiolani  set  out 
on  her  visit  to  England. 

'une  SO.  A  great  political  mass 
meeting  was  held  in  Honolulu. 

uly  7.  The  new  Constitution  was 
promulgated. 

•*  — September  13.  General  elections  to 
the  first  Legislature  under  the 
New  Constitution  were  held. 

«'  —October  20.  Supplementary  conven- 
tion between  the  United  States  of 
America  and  His  Majesty  the 
King  of  the  Hawaiian  Islands,  to 
limit  the  duration  of  the  conven- 
tion respecting  Commercial  Reci- 
procity concluded  January  SOth, 
1875,  ratified  by  the  King,  and 
November  9,  proclaimed  by  Pres- 
ident Cleveland. 

«•  —November  S.  The  first  Legislative 
Assembly  under  the  new  Consti- 
tution meets  at  Honolulu. 


COMMON    PHRASES 


FROM 


THE  GREEK,  THE  LATIN,  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES, 

Rendered  into  Hawaiian. 


NOTE.— L.  I.ATIN,    FR.  FRENCH,   IT.  ITAI.IAN. 


A  la  Francaige,  Fr.    After  the  French 

mode,  mamuli  o  ke  ano  Farani. 
A  la  mode,  Fr.     In  fashion,  e  like  me 

ke  ano  mau. 
A  priore,  L.    From  the  caune  to  the  effect, 

mai  ke  kumu  a  i  kona  hoopena. 
A  vinculo  matrimonii,  L.     From  the 

tie  of  marriage,  mai  ka  berita  mare. 
Ab  initio,  L.     From  the  beginning,  mai 

ka  hookumu  ana. 
Ad  infinitum,  L.  To  infinity,  i  ka  mau  a 

mau  loa  aku. 
Ad  interim,  L.  In  the  meanwhile,  ia  wa 

no. 
Ad  libitum,  L.    At  pleasure,  ai  i  ka  ma- 

kemake. 
Ad  nauseam,  L.    To  disgust,  a  i  ke  po- 

luea. 
Allons,  Fr.    Let  us  go,  ina  kakou. 
Alma  mater,  L.     A  cherishing  mother, 

he  makuahine  hanai. 
Alter  ego,  L.    Another  self,  ko'u  lua. 
Amende  honorable,  Fr.  A  satisfactory 

apoloay,  olelo  Hoolaulea  i  aponoia. 
Au  fait,  Fr.      Skillful;   well  instructed, 

akamai. 
Au  re  voir,  Fr.      Adieu  until  we  meet 

again,  aloha  a  hui  hou  kaua  (or  ka- 
kou). 


Bean  monde,  Fr.     The  gay  world,  ka 

pee  puui  lealea. 
Bete  noir,  Fr.    A  buabear,  mea  eehla. 
Billet  doux,  Fr.    A  love  letter,  he  pala- 

pala  i  ka  Ipo. 
Bona  fide,  L.    In  good  faith,  me  kama- 

nao  pono. 
Bon  Jour,  Fr.  Good  day,  aloha  hookaa- 

wale. 
Bon  soir,  Fr.    Good  enening,  aloha  o  ke 

ahiahi. 
Brusque,  Fr.    Rude;  blunt,  kamauiha. 


O 

Cacoethes  scribendi,  L.  An  itch  for 
scribbling,  ake  e  haku  manao. 

Cseteris  paribus,  L,  Other  things  being 
equal,  ke  like  na  mea  e  ae. 

Casus  belli,  L.  ^  cawse /or  war,  he  ku- 
mu no  ke  kaua. 

Chef-d'oeuvre,  Fr.  A  masterpiece,  he 
hana  i  pookela. 

Comme  il  faut,  Fr.  As  it  should  be,  ka 
pono  maoli  no  ia. 

Con  amore,  L.  Withlove;  earnestly,  me 
ka  manao  hoi  hoi. 

Cui  bono  ?  L.  For  whose  benefit  f  uo 
ka  pono  owai  la  ? 

Cum  grano  sails,  L.  With  a  grain  of 
salt;  with  some  allowance,  me  ka  hao- 
hao  o  ka  manao. 

D 

De  Jure,  L.    By  right,  mamuli  o  ka  po- 
no paa. 
I>e  mortuis,  nil  nisi  bonum,  L.    Say 

nothing  but  good  of  the  dead,  e  hai  i  na 

mea  maikai  wale  no  no  ka  poe  i  make; 
De  novo,  L.    Anew.    Hou. 
De  Profundls,   L.     Out  of  the  depths, 

mailoko  o  ka  popilikia  lipolipo. 
Dei  gratia,  L.    By  the  grace  of  God,  ma 

ka  lokomaikai  o  Ke  Akua. 
Demi-monde,  Fr.     Abandoned  women, 

na  wahine  hookamakama. 
Denouement,  Fr.  Catastrophe  ka  haule 

mai  ana  o  ka  poino. 
Deo  volente,  I.    God  willing;  ke  oluolu 

o  Ke  Akua. 
Dernier  ressort,  Fr.    A  last  resource, 

he  kokua  hope  loa. 
Dies  ir»e,  L.    Day  of  wrath,  la  hoopal. 
Dieu  et  mon  droit,  Fr.    God  and  my 

right,  Ke  Akua  a  me  ko'u  pono  pna. 
Dolce  far  niente.  It.    Sweet  idleness, 

luanawale;  hlolani. 
Dominus  vobiscum,   L.     The  Lord  be 

with  you,  Ka  Haku  pu  me  oe. 


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COMMON    PHRASES    AND    PROVERBS 


Douceur,  Fr.    A  bribe,  he  kipe'. 

Dramatis  personae,  L.  Persons  repre- 
sented in  the  drama,  ka  poe  i  hoikeia  ma 
ke  kike'  keaka. 

Dulce  et  decorum  est  pro  patria 
mori,  L.  Jt  is  sweet  and  honorable  to 
die  for  one's  country,  he  nani  a  he  hano- 
hano  ke  lilo  ke  ola  no  ka  one-hanau. 

Dum  vivimus,  vivamus,  L.  Let  us 
live  while  we  live,  e  eu  a  e  hoihoi  i  ko 
kakou  wa  ola. 

i: 

JEau  de  vie,  Fr.    Water  of  life;  brandy, 

barani. 
El  ite,  Fr.   A  select  body  of  persons,  he  poe 

hanohano. 
Employe',  Fr.  One  who  is  employed,  mea 
i  hoolimalimaia  e  hana;  he  paahaua. 
En  passant,  Fr.  By  the  way,  a  eia  keia. 
En  route,  Fr.  On  the  way,  make  alanui; 

ke  hele  mai  nei. 
Ennui,  Fr.    Weariness;  disgust,  molowa 

ka  manao. 
Ensemble,  Fr.  T^ew^oZe,  kahulnapan. 
Entente   cordial e,  Fr,      Evidevces  of 

good  will,  ka  loknhl  o  ka  manao. 
Entre  nous,  Fr.  Between  ourselves,  iwae- 

na  o  kaua  wale  no. 

Entree,  Fr.    1.    Entry,  ke  komo  ana. 

2.    First  course  at  table,  ka  ai  i  kau  mua 

ia  ma  ka  papa  aina. 
Entrepot,  Fr.    1.    A  bonded  warehouse, 

he  hale  hooahu  no  na  waiwai  i  bona  ia. 

2.    A  free  port,  he  awa  ku  moku  i  auhau 

ole  ia  na  moku. 
E  pluribus  unum,  L.   One  composed  of 

many,  lokahi  o  ka  lehulehu;  or  hooka- 

hi,  ka  huiJia  o  ka  lehulehu. 
Ergo,  L.  Therefore,  nolaila. 
Esprit  de   corps,  Fr.      The  animating 

spirit  of  a  collective  body,  ka  manao  hoi- 
hoi like  o  ka  hui,  a  papa  paha. 
Esto  perpetua,  L.    Let  it  be  perpetual, 

e  mau  loa'ku  no  ia  mea. 
Et  id  genus  omni,  L.    And  everything 

of  the  sort,  a  me  na  mea  a  pan  o  ia  ano. 
Eureka,  Gr.    I  have  found  it,  ua  loaa 

ia'u. 
Ex  officio,  L.  By  virtue  of  his  office,  ma- 

muli  o  ka  mana  o  kana  oihana. 
Ex  parte,  L.    On  one  side  only,  ma  kahi 

aoao  wale  no;  paewaewa. 
Ex  post  facto,  L.  After  the  deed  is  done, 

mahope  o  ke  ko  ana. 
Excelsior,  L.    Higher,  iluna'e. 
Exuent  omnes,  L.    All  go  oui,  pau  i  ka 

hele  iwaho. 
Expose',  Fr.    An  exposition,  he  wehe- 

wehe. 

F 

Faux  pas,  Fr.  A  false  step,  he  hana  kn- 

hihewa. 
Festina  lente,  L.     Make  haste  slowly, 

e  hoohikiwawe  me  ke  akahele  nae. 
Fete  champetre,  Fr.    A  rural  festival, 

he  anaiua  hoolealea  ma  kuaaina. 


Flagrante  delicto,  L.  In  commission 
of  the  crime,  i  ke  ko  ana  o  ke  karaima. 

Fusillade,  Fr.  A  simultaneous  discharge 
of  firearms,  ke  kani  like  o  na  pu  kipoo- 
hiwi. 

O 

Garden,  Pr.    A  boy,  or  waiter,  he  kieki- 

kane,  he  kuene. 
Gens  d'armes,  Fr.    Armed  police,    na 

makai  i  hoolakoia  me  na  mea  kaua. 


Hie  Jacet,  L.    Here  lies,  ke  moe  nei  ma- 

anei. 
Hie  labor,  hoc  opus  est,  L.     This  is 

labor,  this  is  work,  he  luhi  keia,  he  hana 

keia. 
Hoc  age,  L.    Do  this,  e  hooko  i  keia. 
Honi  soit  qui  mal  y  pense,  Fr.  Evilbe 

to  him  who  thinks  evil.    E  poi  mai  ka  ino 

i  ka  mea  i  manao  ino. 
Hors  de  combat.  Fr.    Out  of  condition  to 

fight,  hiki  ole  ke  hakaka. 
Hiimanum  est  errare,    L.      To  err  is 

human,  ku  i  ke  ano  kanaka  ke  lalau. 


Id  est,  L.     That  is,  oia  hoi. 

In  artlculo  mortis,  L.    At  the  point  of 

death,  i  ka  ipuka  o  ka  make. 
In  esse,  I^.    In  being,  ke  waiho  nei. 
In  extremis,  L.    At  the  point  of  death. 
In  flagrante  delicto,  L.     Taken  in  the 

act,  hopuia  oiai  e  hooko  ana. 
In  loco,  L.    In  the  proper  place,  ma  kahi 

kupono. 
In  loco  parentis,  L.    In  the  place  of  a 

parent,  ma  kahi  o  ka  mukua. 
In  medias  res,   L.     Into  the  midst  of 

things,  mawaena  konu  o  na  hana. 
In  memoriam,  L.    In  memory,  mea  hoo- 

manaonao. 
In  perpetuum,  L.    Forever,  mau  a  mau 

loa'ku. 
In  posse,  L.    In  possible  existence,  e  hiki 

ana  paha. 
In  propria   persona,   L.      In  person, 

kino. 
In  puris  naturalibus,  L.    Quite  naked, 

kohana,  olohelohe. 
In  re,  L.    In  the  matter  of,  no  ka  hihia. 
In  situ,  L.    In  its  original  situation,  ma 

kona  wahl  1  kinohou. 
In  statu  quo,  L.    Inthe  former  state,  ma 

ke  kulana  mua. 
In  toto,  L.    Entirely;  wholly,  a  pau  loa. 
In  transitu,  L.    On  the  passage,  1  ka  nee 

ana.  _         .    ^    .1,    • 

In  vino  verltas,  L.     There  is  truth  m 
wine,  komo  ka  wainapuka  mai  ka  oiaio. 


Labor  omnia  vincit,  L.  Labor  con^ 
guers  everything,  lanakila  loa  ka  hooi- 
kaika. 


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liapsns  ling^nae,  L.    A  slip  of  the  tonguey 

ha  lalau  o  ke  alelo. 
Liapsus  peiinae,  L.    A  slip  ojthepen^  he 

lalau  o  kn  pent. 
L.ex  non  8crij>ta,  L.    The  unwritten  law, 

ke  kanawai  i  kakau  ole  ia. 
liocum  teneng,  L.  A  substitute;  aproxy, 

he  hope;  he  panihakahaka. 
liusus  naturae^.  L.    A  freak  ofnature,he 

xuea  ano  e  loa. 

M 

Magrnatn  opus,  L.  A  great  work,  he 
haua  nui. 

Maitre,  d'hotel,  Fr.  A  house  steward, 
he  kuene  nui. 

Mai  a  propos»  Pr.  Ill  timed,  ku  ole  no 
ia  wa. 

Malum  in  se,  L.  Bad  in  itself,  ino  iloko 
iho  on  a. 

M61ee,  Fr.    A  riot,  he  haunaele;  uluaoa. 

Memento  mori,  L.  Remember  death,  e 
hoomauao  i  ka  make. 

Memorabilia,  L.  Things  to  be  remem- 
bered, ua  huna  mea  hoomanao. 

Mens  Sana  in  sano  corpore,  L.  A 
sound  mind  in  a  sotind  body,  he  noonoo 
makaukau  iloko  o  ke  kino  ikaika. 

Meum  et  tuum,  L.  Mine  and  thine,  ko'u 
a  me  kau. 

Mirabile  dictu,  L.  Wonderfulto  be  told, 
kupaianaka  ke  haiia'ku. 

Mittimus,  L.  We  send,  ke  hoouna  nei 
makou.  He  palapala  hoopaa  i  ka  lawe- 
hala  ma  ka  hale  paahao. 

Modus  operandi,  L.  Manner  of  opera- 
tion, ke  ano  o  ka  hana. 

Multuin  in  parvo,  L.  Mtich  in  little^ 
ka  mahuahua  o  ka  mea  iki. 

K 

Ne  plus  ultra,  L.    Nothing  further,  i  ka 

hopena  loa;  aole  mea  i  koe. 
Nemine  contra  discente,  L.    No  one 

speaking  against,  aole  meai  kamailio 

kue. 
Nil  flesperandum,  L.    Never  despair, 

mai  paupauaho;  mai  make  ka  manao. 
N'iniporte,    Fr.    Jt  mxitters  not;  never 

mind,  he  mea  ole  ia. 
Nolens  volens,  L.     Whether  he  will  or 

not,  ke  ae  oia  a  ke  ae  ole  paha. 
Noli  me  tangere,  L.    Don't  totich  me. 

mai  lalau  mai  ia'u. 
Nolle  prosequi,  L.    To  be  unwilling  to 

proceed,  e  hoole  ana  e  htwpii  (ma  ka 

aoaooke  aupunl). 
Nom  de  plume,  Fr.     A  pen  name,  he 

inoa  kapakapa  no  ke  kakau. 
Non  compos  mentis,  L.    Not  sound  in 

mind,  lalau  ma  ka  noonoo. 
Non   est  inventus,   L.    He  cannot  be 

found,  ua  nalowale  loa. 
Non  sequitur,  L.  Jt  does  not  follow,  aole 

no  laila. 
Nota  bene,  L.    Mark  weU,  e  noonoo  po- 

no. 


Nous  verrons,  Fr.    We  shall  see,  e  Ike 

ana  kakou. 
Nunc  aut  nunquam,  L.  Now  or  never, 

aole  loa  ke  ole  a  no. 

O 

Obiit,  L.  He,  or  she,  died.   Ua  make  oia. 

Omnia  vincit  labor,  L.  Labor  conquers 
everything.  Lanakila  loa  ka  hooikaika. 

On  dit,  Fr.  Flying  rumor,  lono  Avale  ia. 

Onus  probandi,  L.  The  burden  of  prov- 
ing, ka  haawe  o  ka  hooiaio  ana. 

Otium  cum  digrnitate,  L.  Dignified 
leisure,  hiehie  a  kuapapa  ka  nono'na; 
or  kuapapa  a  kuonoono. 


Par  example,  Fr.  For  example,  e  nane; 
e  laa. 

Par  excellence,  Fr.  By  way  of  eminence, 
Pookela,  kilohana. 

Pari  passu,  L.  With  equal  pace,  me  ka 
hehi  like. 

Par  nobile  fratrum,  L.  A  noble  pair  of 
brothers;  two  just  alike,  he  paa  hoahan- 
au  nani;  na  kokoolua  like. 

Parole  d'honneur,  Fr.  Word  of  honor, 
olelo  paa  oiaio. 

Particeps  criminis,  L.  An  accomplice, 
he  kokoolua  ma  ka  hewa. 

Parvenu,  Fr.  An  upstart.  (See  Diet. 
upstart.) 

Paterfamilias,  L.  The  father  of  a  fam- 
ily, ka  makuakane  o  ka  ohana. 

Pater  patriae,  L.  Father  of  his  country, 
ka  makua  o  kona  aupuni,  or  ka  makua 
o  kona  lahui. 

Peccavi,  L.  I  have  sinned,  ua  hewa 
wau. 

Penchant,  Fr.  Inclination;  liking,  ka 
hilinai  o  ka  manao;  ke  koho  o  ka  ma- 
nao. 

Per  contra,  L.  Confrartmse,  ma  ka  ao- 
ao  ku-e'. 

Per  se,  L.  By  itself  considered,  i  noonoo 
kaawaleia. 

Personnel,  Fr.  Body  of  persons  employed 
in  some  public  service,  i.A  papa  (or  ku- 
lana)  o  ka  poe  e  lawelawe  ana  kekaui 
hana  akea. 

Poco  a  poco.  It.  Little  by  little,  va&'k.a, 
liiiii. 

Poeta  nascitur,  non  fit,  L.  The  poet 
is  born,  not  made,  ua  hauauia  he  haku 
mele,  aole  i  aoia. 

Pons  asinorum,  L.  Bridge  of  asses,  ke 
alahaka  no  na  kekake;  oia  ka  raanao- 
hai  o  ke  Anahonua  e  pili  ana  no  na  ao- 
ao  ekolu  o  ka  huina-kolu-kur.ono. 

Post  mortem,  L.  After  death.,  mahope 
o  ka  make. 

Prima  facie,  I^.  On  the  first  view,  i  ki- 
no hou  o  ka  naua'na. 

Principia,  non  homines,  L.  Princi- 
ples, not  men,  na  mole  o  ka  pono,  aole 
na  kanaka. 

Pro  bono  publico,  L.  For  the  public 
good,  no  ka  pono  o  ka  lahui. 


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COMMON   PHRASES   AND   PROVERBS 


Pro  et  con,  L.    For  and  against,  lie  ko- 

Pro  rata,  L.  in  proportion,  ma  ke  kau- 
like. 

o 

Quantum  snffloit,  L.  A  sufficient  quan- 
tity, he  nui  kupono. 

Quid  pro  quo,  L.  One  thing  for  anoth- 
er, kela  no  keia. 

Qui  trangtulit,  sustinet,  L.  Re  who 
transplants  will  sustain,  na  ka  mea  i 
hehu  e  koo. 

Qui  Vive  ?  Fr.    Who  goes  theref  On  the 

Quod'erat  demonstrandum.  Which 
was  to  be  demonstrated,  ka  mea  e  we- 
hewehe  ia'na. 

B 

Keg:nant  populi,  L.    The  people  rule,  e 

noho  aupuni  ana  ka  lahui. 
Requiescat  in  pace,  L.  May  he  rest  in 

peace,  e  maha  oia  me  ka  maluhia. 
Resurgam,  L.  I  shall  rise  again,  e  ala 

hou  ana  wau. 
Revenous  a  nos  moutong,  Fr.  Let  us 

return  to  our  sheep ;  that  is,  let  us  return  to 

our  subject,  e  hoinou  kakou  i  ko  kakou 

mau  hipa  ;  oia  hoi,  e  hoi  hou  kakou  i 

ko  kakou  kumu  manao. 
Ruse  de  guerre,  Fr.  A  stratagem  of  war, 

he  pahele  o  ke  kaua. 

S 
Salus  populi  suprema  est  lex,  L.  The 

welfare  of  the  people  is  the  Supreme  Law. 

o  ka  pomaikai  o  ka  lahui  ka  makia  ia 

o  na  kanavvai. 
Sanctum  Sanctorum,  L.   The  holy  of 

holies,  wahi  hemolele  loa. 
Sans  ceremonie,  Fr.  Without  ceremony, 

me  ka  hookahakaha  ole. 
Sans  peur  et  sansreproche,Fr,  With- 
out fear  and  without  reproach^  he  wiwo 

ole  a  he  makamae. 
Savoir  faire,  Fr.  Ability,  makaukau. 
Secundem  artem,  L.  According  to  rule, 

mamuli  o  ka  loina. 
Semper  felix,  L.     Always  fortunate,  po- 
maikai mau. 
Semper  fldelis,  L.  Always  faithful,  ku- 

paa  mau. 
Semper  idem,  L.    Always  the  same,  oia 

mau. 
Semper  paratus,  L.    Always  ready,  lo- 

lii  mau. 
Sic  itur  ad  astra,  L.    Such  is  the  way 

to  immortality,  oia  ke  ala  i  ke  oia  mau 

loa. 
Sic  transit  gloria  mundi,L.  Sopasses 

away  the  world's  glory,  pela  e  mahani 

aku  ai  ka  nani  o  keia  ao. 
Sicut  patribus,   sit  Deus  nobis,   L. 

God  be  with  us,  as  he  was  with  our  fathers, 

o  Ke  Akua  pu  me  kakou,  me  ia  i  noho 

pu  me  ko  kakou  poe  kupuna. 


Similia  similibus  curantur,  L.  Like 
cures  like,  na  ka  like  e  hoola  i  kona 
like. 

Sine  die,  L.  Without  appointing  a  day, 
me  ke  koho  ole  i  ka  la. 

Sine  qua  non,  L.  An  indispensible  con- 
dition, he  mea  hiki  ole  ke  hoole  ia. 

Soi-dissant,  Fr.  Self  styled,  kapaiaiaia 
iho. 

Stet,  L     Let  it  stand,  pela  iho. 

Suaviter  in  modo,  fortiter  in  re,  L. 
Gentle  in  manners,  but  resolute  in  deed, 
me  ke  ano  akahai  e  onipaa  ke  hooko. 

Sub  Judice,  L.  Under  cansideration,  ke 
noonoo  ia  nei. 

Sub  rosa,  L.  Under  the  rose;  privately, 
malu'. 

Sui  generis,  L.  Of  its  own  fcind,  okona 
like  maoli  iho  no. 

Summnm  bonum,  L.  The  chief  good, 
ka  pookela  o  ka  pomaikai. 

Suum  cuique,  L.  Let  each  havehisovm, 
e  lawe  kela  me  keia  i  kona  iho. 


Tempora  mutantur,  et  nos  muta- 
mur  in  illis,  L.  Times  are  changed 
and  ws  change  with  them,  huli  ke  au  o  ka 
manawa,  a  hull  pu  hoi  kakou. 

■  Tempus  fugit,  L.  Time  flies,  k.Qva&hojA 
aku  nei  ka  manawa. 

Terra  firma,  L.  The  solid  earth,  ka  hon- 
ua  paa. 

Terra  incognita,  L.  An  unknown  counr 
try,  he  aina  i  ike  ole  ia. 

Tout  ensemble,  Fr.  The  whole  taken  to- 
gether, ka  huina  nui  okoa. 

U 

Ultima  ratio  regum,  L.  The  last  resort 
of  Kings — war,  ke  koo  hope  loa  o  na'lii 
— ke  kaua. 

Ultima  Thule,  L.  The  utmost  limit,  ka 
palena  hope  loa. 

Utile  dulci,  L.  The  useful  with  the  pleas- 
ant, ka  waiwai  me  ka  nani. 


Vade  mecum,  L.  Go  with  me;  a  constant 
companion;  he  hoa  pilimau;  hoahele 

mau.  ,        ,  , 

Vale,L.  Farewell,  me  oe  ke  aloha;  me 
oukou  (or  oe)  ka  pomaikai. 

Veni,  vidi,  vici,  L.  I  came,  I  saw,  I  con- 
quered, hiki  aku  wau,  ike  aku  wau, 
lanakila  aku  wau.  „r    ^  j^ 

Verbatim  et  literatim,  L.  Word  for 
word,  and  letter  for  letter,  like  na  huao- 
lelo,  like  hoi  na  hua  palapala. 

Vi  et  armis,  L.  By  main  force,  mamuli 
o  ka  limaikaika;  me  ka  lima  kakauha. 

Vincit  omnia  Veritas,  L.  Truth  con- 
Quers  all  things.    Lanakila  loa  ka  oiaio. 

Viva  voce,  L.  With  the  voice,  me  ka  leo. 

Vox  populi,  vox  Dei.  L  The  voice  of 
the  people  is  the  voice  of  God,  ka  leo  o  ka 
lahui  ka  leo  ia  o  Ke  Akua. 


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